Soviets May Rush Arms to Indonesia
Soviet arms shipments to Indonesia discussed by Foreign Minister Subsar ndrio and Russian Ambassador Nikolai Mikhailov in Jakarta. The talks follow Indonesia’s navy reporting missing officer Commodore Jos Soedarso after a clash with the Dutch off New Guinea, while the Dutch promise restraint at the U.N. Antara reports President Nasser sent Sukarno a show of support for Indonesia on New Guinea.
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Studebaker Exec Faces Disorderly Conduct Charge
President Sherwood H. Egbert of Studebaker-Packard Corp was granted a two week stay in his disorderly conduct trial after allegedly offering to fight a striker at the plant in South Bend. Witnesses said about 25 pickets blocked exit while executives tried to leave.
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Girl 14 Sought in Three School Fires
A 14 year old girl admitted setting three fires at Janesville High School because she disliked school. Authorities sought her today as School Supt John Simpson said she should be sent home with her parents. The girl left the school and has not been seen since.
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Disarmament Meet to Resume March 4 Disarmament Meet to Resume March 4
UNled 18 nation disarmament committee sets March 14 for resumption of negotiations in Geneva. United States and Soviet Union as leaders informed UN Acting Secretary General U Thant and requested facilities be arranged.
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Arms Funds Boosted by 1.5 Billion
President Kennedy proposes a 1964 military budget of 52.7 billion, up nearly 1.5 billion, with funds for 12 Polaris submarines, more Atlas and Titan missiles, eight new attack subs, a carrier, a nuclear frigate, tanks, missiles, rifles, and two extra Army divisions. The plan allocates 15.356 billion for procurement, 13.415 billion for pay and maintenance, and 12.684 billion for maintenance and operation.
Kennedy Proposes Record Peacetime Budget With Higher Spending
President Kennedy released a 1,500 page budget for fiscal year 1963 totaling about 92.5 billion in outlays and 93 billion in revenues. The plan emphasizes defense and space, with 52.7 billion for defense and 24 billion for space research, while calling for tax reform and higher postal rates to fund the program.
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Your Share $492 63 Average Tax Bill to Rise by $11
The Budget Bureau estimates the per capita share of Kennedy’s 1963 budget will be $492, up $11 from 1962. Population growth raises the burden as 188,213,000 Americans are counted for fiscal 1962 to 1963, with costs previously dipping from 458 to 426 dollars.
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Classifieds from Long Beach Evening News 1962
Long Beach California classified section from the Press-Celearam Daily Evening News dated January 18 1962. The page is a home edition with listings and ads across six editions. Price ten cents and contact numbers are listed.
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Richards seeks Democratic nomination for U S Senate
State Sen. Richard Richards announced his bid for the Democratic nomination for U S Senate. He would face Sen. Thomas Kuchel if he wins the primary. Richards touted his willingness to take risks and urged support for Kennedy programs.
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Millionaire Hughes linked suit over Nixon land deal
Phillip Reiner, an ex Hughes Tool Co. accountant, sues Richard Nixon era figures for $1 million in a slander case filed in Superior Court. The action targets 50 John Does and seeks to quitclaim a Whittier Boulevard tract, alleging defamation tied to the 1960 campaign property story.
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L A Woman Dies Of Natural Causes In Los Angeles
AP report says Jessie Jahan, 53, died of natural causes from cirrhosis after collapsing in her apartment at 4620 Rodeo Lane. Police had linked her death to two earlier killings but coroner’s office found no beating or foul play.
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Weather Update Shows Clear Friday With Morning Fog
Mostly sunny conditions expected Friday with early coastal fog or cloudy patches. High near 59 degrees by noon as sunshine returns and visibility improves.
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