Tito reelected president for life amid Yugoslav parliament vote
In Belgrade Tito was unanimously re elected president for life by Yugoslavia's new five house parliament under a constitution change. He hailed Kennedy's statements as hopeful for easing world tensions and said Yugoslavia seeks good relations with both East and West while excluding China and Albania from its normal ties.
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Josip Broz Tito
Belgrade
Kennedy
Tito
Spec University
Washington
Federal Assembly
China
Albania
Jo Morrow
Jackie Barnett
Jimmy Durante
Flamingo Hainl
Tae Vanas
British Newsman Philby Linked to Soviets Statement
London reports Privy Seal Edward Heath told MPs Harold Philby vanished in Beirut in January and admitted he worked for the Soviets. Heath said Philby tipped off Burgess and Maclean before fleeing to the Soviet Union in 1951, but since resigning in July 1951 he had no official access. Philby was in Beirut as Observer correspondent when he disappeared.
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London
Lora
Edward Jleath
House of Commons Today
Harold Philby
Beirut
Oance
Philby
Guy Burgess
Donald Maclean
Soviet Union
Britain
Fleath
Foreign Office
the Observer
Legion Head to Fight Reds on Campuses
William K. Kreitz of Inglewood won the state Legion nomination at a four day convention, defeating Joseph Mosely of El Monte 1821 to 1699 and pledging to press UC Berkeley to allow controversial speakers. He said he would travel to Berkeley if the Regents call a hearing. The assembly also urged invasion of Cuba by US forces if Soviet troops do not withdraw and opposed nuclear testing with Russia.
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American
Legion
William K. Kreitz
Inglewood
Joseph Mosely
el Monte
Kreitz
Berkeley
Board of Regents
University of California
Cuba
USS
Miss California crowned in Santa Cruz pageant
Wendy Lee Douglas, 20, Sacramento State drama student and model, won Miss California. She edged 33 rivals, earning statewide televised crowning, a new convertible, a $1,100 scholarship, and a Miss America bid. Fresno’s Jacqueline Bien was runner up. San Diego’s Bobby Hanson placed third.
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Wendy Lee Douglas
Porgy
Bess
Sacramento State
California
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Palo Alto
Jacqueline Ann Bien
Fresno
Bobby Jean Hanson
San Diego
Sacramento State College
Modesto Ex Marine Read Calif VFW Convention
Marine veteran Walter W. Thompson of Modesto was installed as treasurer at the closing session of the California Veterans of Foreign Wars convention held over the weekend.
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Modesto
Calif
VFW
Fresno
Walter W. Thompson
Téunmanuer
California Warans of Foreign Wars Conevention
Local Long Beach Daily Header Details Second Class Mail
A noisy OCR fragment shows Long Beach California postal facts with mentions of second class matter and carrier delivery terms. It cites the Audit Bureau of Circulation and a daily publication schedule at Sixth Street and Cine Avenue.
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Lona Beach
Calif
Malloopne
Audit Bureau of
6Th Street
Cine Avenue
Long Beach
Court voids Virginia seating laws in landmark ruling
A three judge federal court in Virginia ruled that the states segregated seating statutes violate the 14th Amendment. The decision struck down sections forcing racial seating in theaters in Fairfax County and Arlington, while noting trespass laws remain for other venues. The plaintiffs were Mrs. Freddie Lee Harrison and Mrs. Lillian Blackwell, who sought tickets to the Jefferson Theater and the Glebe Theater. The defendants include Neighborhood Theaters, Inc., which runs eight Virginia venues.
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Alexandria
UPIA
Virginia
Jefferson Theater
Fairfax County
Arlington
Freddie Lee Harrison
Lillian
Blackwell
Vienna
Vance
Tie. of
Richmond
Apria
4Th Circuit
Albert V. Bryan
District Court
Oren R. Lewis
John D. Butzner
Economists See Business Improving in 1963
A panel at a National Chamber of Commerce seminar forecast moderate improvement in business through the year with unemployment unlikely to fall sharply. Emerson P. Schmidt said there are no pessimists for the balance of 1963 and speakers expect tax cuts could spur growth if Congress acts. William F. Buller urged tax reductions to boost incentives and push a vigorous expansion.
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Washington
UPN
National Chamber of Commerce
Emerson P. Schmidt
E Cambers
William F. Buller
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York
Fragmentary remark on business outlook and layoffs
Butler states that continuing 1064 may extend further and that without an ax cut the business would “Jevel out fairly early next.” The wording is unclear and appears to report an estimate or plan regarding company actions and timing.
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Butler
Jevel
Hearing Aids and Glasses Offer for OAS Pensioners
OAS pensioners are invited to visit Dr. Sass, Optometrist, at 47 Pine Ave in Long Beach for hearing aids and glasses with immediate attention. Dr. Sass has 32 years in Long Beach and offers free fittings. Offices also at Avalon in Wilmington and 124k Sarto in Torrance. no appointment needed.
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OAS
Sass
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Ard
Avalon
Wilmington
Sarton Torrance
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