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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1963
Page
2
Haskell County officials move to curb predation on rabbits as coyotes and bobcats threaten local wildlife. County Judge Jim Alvis cites ongoing studies and dwindling rabbit numbers while authorities consider measures to control predators and protect livestock.
Exile group says Fidel Castro regime rounds up an estimated 250000 Cubans seeking to flee and forces them to cut subi cane. The Havana government allegedly uses those with US visas unable to leave due to transport limits to tag political undesirables for forced labor. Nearby, a Rochester farmer raises chickens but sustains losses from coyotes, prompting county officials to hire a professional trapper starting June 1 with a $2700 county contribution to protect livestock.
Lew provides cordless hearing aids to pensioners at no cost through Pensicher's Bulletin. Authorized by Dahlberg Herring Aids, distribution center at 622 Pines Ave, Long Beach, promoting Motorized hearing devices and related services.
The United States discloses a second Polaris submarine is deployed to the Mediterranean from which Jupiter missiles are being withdrawn. The Sam Houston will make a two day courtesy port call at Izmir, Turkey, while the other submarine’s identity remains secret. A third nuclear sub is to be assigned to the area. The note follows debates over Congress ethics and postures on lawmakers' client law practices and investments.
The piece argues Congress should file investments with leaders, appoint a five member ethics watchdog in each house, and audit expenditures via GAO. It condemns violations of Rule 12 on pecuniary interests, cites past recalcitrance, and notes praise for honest public servants while urging independent oversight and ethics standards. It also mentions Pentagon probes linked to General Dynamics and a Democratic fund-raiser for Hartke by freshmen senators.
In a first under official sponsorship, the Soviet Union will send top musicians to Israel this year. Booked acts include violinist David Oistrakh pianist Emil Gilels and a dance troupe.
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