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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1962

Page

18

Surprising Heavy Vote Cast in LB Primary

In Long Beach the first six hours of the primary drew a heavy share of eligible voters with about a quarter balloting early. County registrar Jamin S. Hite said early voting was considerably heavier than expected as polls closed near 7 pm. The 39th Assembly District race drew Republicans George Deukmejian James Heyes Charles Garrison and Alvin G. Miller seeking the seat while Long Beach turnout outpaced much of the county with about 25 percent.

Long Beach Jamin S. Hite Turmont George Deukmejiad James Heyes Charles Garrison Alvin G. Miller

Debt limit plan advances to raise to 308 billion

The House Ways and Means Committee approved a bill to temporarily raise the national debt ceiling from 300 billion to 308 billion, then reduce it in stages to 303 billion by April 1 1963 and to 290 billion by June 25 1963. The proposal passed 16 to 9 and goes to the House for action expected Wednesday.

Washington House Ways and Means Kennedy Congress

Weather: Mostly Clear With Late Night Clouds

Weather report notes Wednesday remains mostly clear with some late night and early morning low clouds. Maximum temperature by noon today is 69 degrees.

Income Tax Cut on JFK Slate for Next Year

Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon said the Kennedy administration will propose a top to bottom income tax rate reduction to be enacted by Congress next year. The plan, to be paired with revenue-raising measures, aims to offset lost government revenue. Dillon made the remarks at a New York dinner, signaling the administration’s tax reform push as stock markets rallied mid-day on hopes of tax relief.

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Where to Find It Worried Reds plan own Common Market

A note listing page locations across sections shows where readers can find features on the common market effort and related topics. It references Page A-3 for the market, and mentions various sections such as Beach Combing Page B-1, Bridge Page B-7, and Sports Pages C-1 through C-4, guiding readers to special pages and columns.

West Hal Royle Railo Wells Wilson Your

Election returns by telephone for Independent Telegraph results

Call HE 2-5959 for telephonized election returns tonight. League of Women Voters volunteers handle calls and will update by 8 PM, with broadcasts on Radio KGER every half hour until after midnight. Wednesday editions will publish a full primary report and tables.

League of Women Voters Lsten Radio _ KGER J. P

Shell Forces Showdown in GOP Ranks

In San Francisco California up port Nixon faces a conservative challenger for the California governorship as the GOP votes in a long ballot. Early turnout in San Diego County edged toward 65 percent with statewide expectations around 75 percent in Sacramento and 60 percent in Los Angeles. The race tests whether the ex vice president can overcome a bold challenge from a new breed of California Republicans amid a wide array of state and local contests.

San Francisco Richard Nixon San Diego California Sacramento Los Angeles Nixon

Thant Raps U S Altitude Atom Tests

U N Secretary General Thant condemned U S planned high altitude nuclear tests over the Pacific. He called them dangerous and inappropriate, aligning with General Assembly calls to ban nuclear tests. He noted outer space is not a nation’s territory but common to all countries.

United Nations UPI U. N Thant U. S Pacific Than General Assembly Outer Space

Carpenter Briefs JFK on Flight

Washington report states astronaut Gordon Cooper visited President Kennedy at the White House to explain overshooting his recovery area by about 250 miles after his May 24 threesome orbit. He traveled with wife Rene and four children, then proceeded to New York for a lunch in his honor.

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JFK Sets News Parley Thursday

President Kennedy will hold a news conference at 4 p m Eastern Daylight Time Thursday Pierre Salinger announced. ABC NBC and CBS said they would give live network radio coverage from New York.

JFK Washington Kennedy Pierre Salinger American Broadcasting Co National Broadcasting Co Columbia Broadcasting System Nounced New York Wong Honduras ABC CBS Tegucigalpa P. x San Pedro Stua NBC Withi

Conquest of Terror II Poisoned Minds of Cuban Workers

An interview with a North American Newspaper Attiangs staffer recounts Communist influence on oil company workers in Cuba. The article frames workers as manipulated by propaganda, portraying supervisors as enemies and describing a climate of suspicion, fear, and obedience amid labor tensions.

Jose Serra Harry Karns Attiangs

Senate approves large defense outlay for RS70 plane

The Senate Military Appropriations subcommittee backed a broad defense bill funding the Air Force RS70 strike aircraft at 491 million dollars, matching Gen Lemay’s push for a larger outlay. The panel also supported Army National Guard strength at 400,000 and reserves at 300,000, resisting cuts to 367,000.

Washington UPI Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee Air Force Defense’ Department House Senate Curtis BR. Lemay Army National Guard

Paris Air France 707 Crash Traced To Desperate Halt Attempt

A four engine Air France 707 crashed at Orly Airport killing all 121 American passengers, crew, and agents. Initial reports say Captain Roland Muche fought to stop the takeoff as flames erupted, with smoke seen from the landing gear and skid marks on the runway. Investigators warn the full probe could take six months.

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