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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
1
A Labor Department view notes nearly a third of married couples have both spouses employed. It argues unemployment at 5.6 percent masks home income dynamics and the rise of dual-earner families. It compares 1930s and 1940s job losses with current trends and questions whether demand can sustain many two-income households.
Sacramento announces the Medical Assistance for the Aged program increases the maximum monthly from 348 to 362 dollars after nursing home protests. The Basic Rate stays 216, extensive care at 263, with 3 extra in many northern counties, and supplementary payments vary by investment and payroll costs. The changes take effect May 1 and run through September 30 with interim emergency changes possible.
A garbled notice from Len cerlor Court in Los Angeles records a decree on March 27, 195% with delivery and mailing details for a local matter. Names and places are unclear but reference to IMS and Sing's Cozy appear in the fragment.
Michael John Donahue Moo day, 26, of La Puente, was sentenced to five to life in state prison for the August 27, 1958 strangulation death of Helen Jerome in her Hollywood apartment. He pleaded to second degree murder after fleeing to Portland, then confessed after returning.
American comedian Lenny Bruce was refused entry to Britain and detained by U S customs after landing at Idlewild Airport in New York. He spent about 73 minutes in a detention room before release and spoke of a mix up as authorities reviewed his narcotics and obscenity related issues.
The Liberal party swept seven seats in Newfoundland and gained in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia while boosting strength in Quebec. Ontario delivered 50 of 85 Liberal seats, with Conservatives at 27 and New Democratic support unclear. Pearson hailed Quebec gains. Diefenbaker and Pearson reelected in their constituencies. Ellen Fairclough, the cabinet's sole woman member, lost her seat.
Gov Brown praised rebellious students and urged free thought at a National Committee for Support of Public Schools dinner in Washington. He warned against fear ridden citizens and denounced attempts to impose political orthodoxy, citing California amid calls to impeach Chief Justice Warren and Ed board member Braden. He urged schools to keep doors open for inquiry and to support freedom of expression.
Four adults including 25 year old Edward J. Pace and 23 year old Russell Eugene Hawkins of 3371 Adriatic Ave. were booked on investigation of robbery and assault with a deadly weapon after police say they held Smart, a Torrance lawyer, captive at the Hamilton apartment. The group allegedly demanded a purse worth $1200 to be returned, escalating to $1400, while a 38 caliber pistol was allegedly used.
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