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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
3
Webb and Knapp formally asked 20th Century Fox to buy the property for 43 million dollars cash on Kratter’s terms. A directors meeting will be held soon to consider the request. If approved, a special meeting of stadtholders could occur in mid July depending on developments.
In this period ad a tonic claims to renew pep for adults over 40 50 and 60. It targets weak energy nerves and mood using vitamin B and iron. The endorsement suggests higher doses boost pep vim and steadier nerves, urging readers to ask druggists for Ostren.
The article reports a nationwide strike delaying a planned Nixon trip to Japan and disrupting Convair missile test operations at several bases including Vandenberg Cape Canaveral and Holloman. Union activity halted construction with 2,000 workers affected and about 500 others refusing cross lines. At the same time California’s primary ballots show party rolls, turnout estimates, and race details for Nixon and Brown amid broad county results.
The United States outlined its position to Khrushchev in Moscow via the American embassy. It pledged to study his disarmament plan with care and urged the Soviets to reciprocate on Western proposals to advance Geneva disarmament negotiations.
In Trenton Nat Meyner outlines a six billion dollar subsidy to aid ailing New Jersey railroads. The assembly approved a bill 58 to 0 on Monday to allow the subsidy and prevent commuter trains from heading toward neglect.
The county plans a 5 percent salary increase for civil service workers, boosting monthly pay from 532 dollars to 587 dollars. The adjustment is approved in the 1960-61 budget.
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