L A City sole applicant for 1964 Summer Games debate
An IOC spokesman cautioned that even as Los Angeles remains the only city to file for the 1964 Summer Olympics, the choice is not guaranteed. Athens will name sites in May and other nations may still file before the deadline.
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La Habra man arrested in boy’s murder at Garden Grove home
Police found 5 year old Jason Bevan Arevalo dead in a closet at his Garden Grove residence Sunday. Joseph Rainier of La Habra was booked on murder charges after investigators, acting on a call from the boy’s mother, located the body during a home search. Further details were not released.
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Metropolitan hospital cutbacks spark patient crisis
Norwalks Metropolitan State Hospital faced ward closures and understaffing triggering county warnings. Officials said patients would be relocated to VA facilities, private hospitals, and Camarillo State Hospital if more space was needed. A standby pool of county physicians was formed to manage the emergency. Health leaders warned the situation remains tenuous as discussions continue.
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Dock strike hits economy with multibillion impact
A concluding survey warns the Atlantic and Gulf coast dock walkout strains the economy. Data Resources estimates 2.2 billion in exports and 3 billion in imports stalled, lowering the GNP growth projection to about 4.5 percent this quarter and 4.4 percent next. Talks aim to resolve the long selective strike affecting 30,000 ILA members.
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Supreme Court OKs breathalyzer suspensions and reporter contempt ruling
The court let stand Massachusetts 90 day license suspensions for refusals to take breathalyzer tests and refused to review an Idaho reporter’s contempt conviction for refusing to disclose a confidential source. It sent back the Massachusetts case for reconsideration with guidance. The decision covers due process concerns and prehearing rights, affecting drivers in several states and high profile civil cases.
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Supreme Court to Hear Tek on Obscenity Standards
The Supreme Court agreed to review whether children should count toward the community standard in federal obscenity prosecutions. The case centers on William Pinkus convicted in Los Angeles in 1976 for mailing obscene materials. Pinkus argues jury instructions improperly included children, deviants, and sensitive persons in the community. The government defends the charge as a fair cross section of society.
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British banks end pound defense and let currency float
The British government halted active efforts to hold the pound at a fixed value and allowed it to float in world markets. The pound rose to about 1.34 dollars before fluctuating as investors adjusted to the new policy. Officials said the move aims to curb inflation by making imports cheaper and to stabilize the external value of sterling over time. Americans would see British goods more expensive, while British travelers gain.
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Families face TV withdrawal offer trial
The Detroit Free Press tested a $500 offer by proposing 27 of 120 families exchange their television viewing for one month. Results show varied reactions including withdrawal symptoms, changes in behavior, and increased family interaction, with several families reporting calmer homes and more activities without TV.
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Ten Most Powerful Women in the United States
Harper’s Bazaar selects ten leading women based on their success in breaking male dominated fields. Billie Jean King from Long Beach is highlighted among the group. Other profiles cover influence and achievements across sectors.
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Weather Tonight and Tuesday for Local Areas
Tonight fair with low 54 in the Long Beach area. Temperatures rise to a high near 78. Mountains stay fair and windy with a low around 45. Desert regions stay fair and windy with a low near 45 and a high of 85.
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