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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1963
Page
2
The President distinguishes between across the board increases and selective price changes in steel. He accuses industry officials of contempt for public welfare yet opposes a general price rise, warning it would spark inflation, harm exports, worsen the balance of payments, and threaten economic growth and jobs. He notes talks with industry and unions have not produced a deal.
SACRAMENTO State Finance Director Hale Champion signaled Thursday he would vote with Gov Brown backers to push the Franchise Tax Board to approve the Govs state income tax withholding plan The move followed fellow board member John W Lynch endorsing the plan while third member Alan Cranston said he would oppose and seek official board endorsement if Champion stated Lynch approval changed his stance
An $850 mink stole allegedly found in the apartment of Vera Coleman is tied to a theft from Bullock's Santa Ana. Coleman 41 and husband Leslie 48 were arrested March 7 as part of a seven person conspiracy and burglary case. Police reported drugs and other allegedly stolen goods seized in a raid. Testimony at a preliminary hearing before Judge Martin DeVrica identified items stolen from Santa Ana. The case includes Paul Rollins Joseph DeNardo Monroe Ferguson Robert Heise and Nicholas Kusmich. The hearing resumes at 9 am.
The Senate held a closed session to discuss defense funding tied to Nike-Zeus missiles and a potential anti-missile system. Debate centered on whether more funds are justified, with critics warning of waste and a growing cost estimate. Senators and a few staff sworn to secrecy, amid guarded access and oath requirements.
The Minuteman project nears completion at Ellsworth Air Force Base while 750 missiles are authorized. The test launched the missile into a clear sky, climbing west over the Pacific as crews held their breath recalling previous explosions.
Moscow authorities moved to exclude modernist painters from a national artists congress. Dmitri Mochalsky of the Moscow Artists' Union urged withdrawal of credentials from nonconformist artists, with no clear indication if the recommendation was adopted.
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