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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1961
Page
2
Washington report states that in its first public revision of Eisenhower budget estimates, the Kennedy administration projects a deficit of about $1 billion for the current year. The note references former President Dwight Eisenhower.
The Long Beach and Lakewood B nai B rith will sponsor a Salute to Israel Rally at 8 p m February 26 at the Jewish Community Center to boost the Israel bonds drive. Sol Levin named chairman of the coordinating committee, no admission charge. Treasury Secretary Dillon warned deficits loom as 1962 prospects depend on economy, tax policy under Kennedy.
West Coast judges of the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will convene for the 13th annual parade and drill gathering this weekend. The two day event features a team and drill competition hosted by the Proud Steppers of Long Beach with senior and junior units traveling from Phoenix, Yuma, San Bernardino and San Francisco. A Military Ball and Banquet will close the proceedings.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown said unemployment in California reached its peak since the end of World War II. He cited the Los Angeles-Long Beach area as designated for federal aid but warned that help may not arrive before May. He urged the Senate to pass a Shaw bill extending unemployment benefits by 13 weeks and defended three state agencies targeted by Republicans for abolition.
William R. Hopkins 91 longtime Cleveland city manager who led the city during its most constructive era died Wednesday. Hopkins served from 1924 to 1930 shaping growth and civic progress.
Albrecht, arrested near Lakefield Minnesota, described shipping his wife Ann Martin’s body in a trunk to a Chicago Railway Express station. The trunk, sent to a non existent address, prompted admission that it was a stupid act. Mrs Albrecht, a former Women’s Marine Corps member, vanished December 19 from San Diego while working as a secretary at a U.S. naval hospital.
Minneapolis Health Department reports a 69 year old man died, the city's first fatality in a hepatitis outbreak with 29 cases since January 4. Health officials seek the source as six new cases appear this week. the victim died Monday.
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