11 Jan 1961
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1961
Page
1
Christine Norden, known for Tenderloin, was cleared to sing at her New York apartment after a neighbor filed charges over late night piano and singing. Magistrate Weinfeld noted the building is a professional one and urged calm, saying there is much talent in the house.
A White House conference on aging showed a split over financing health care for the elderly. One section urged Congress and President-elect Kennedy to pass an immediate Social Security health insurance plan for the aged, while another section opposed the Social Security option, preferring to retain limited existing measures to aid needy seniors. The conference delegates, 10 autonomous groups, will submit final recommendations to Kennedy and Congress with no single vote binding all.
Unofficial reports say Haiti deported Bishop Augustin and Archbishop Poirier amid suspicions of pro-Castro and anti-government activity. Vatican sources note automatic excommunication for those involved, as protests and student strikes accompany the crackdown on church influence.
In Taipei Formosa a minister faced a ten year sentence for attempting to organize an opposition party via a magazine. Lei Chen and supporters denied the charges while Chiang Kai-shek’s regime backed the ruling. The editor and publisher appeal was rejected and a likely commuting decision awaits presidential action.
In Pon OHice mM Long, Beech and Critt Carrier Dallyery report on IMA 78 and Ed Me ogi Bi 61 circulation. The Ember Aoait Bureau published daily except Sunday, with street details Lang Bench near 6th St and Pine Ave.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions the Huntington Hotel and oceanfront theme with listings of foods and meals. It reads like an old time beachside market or hotel ad. Specifics are unclear but hints at dining options and contact details. The piece evokes a late era coastal lodging and seaside fare atmosphere.
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