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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
3
A Long Beach advertisement invites shoppers to celebrate the center's sixth anniversary with an imported Danish hearing aid offered from 239.85 dollars. It promotes a free hearing test and demonstration at 711 East Sid Street, Long Beach.
Republic Steel of Cleveland said its carbon steel prices will rise 14 to 44 cents per 2 pound unit with today’s shipments. The firm cited heavy demand, a three year peak in production at 2,464,000 tons, and a profit squeeze since 1958. Stocks advanced on the news of widespread price increases in steel shares.
Douglas Aircraft's Missile and Space Systems Division in Santa Monica announced the first Saturn IV rocket started, loaded aboard a barge at Los Angeles Harbor for a four day trip to Sacramento field test installation. The second stage of the Saturn I will then be sent to Florida launch facilities for NASA's Saturn V program to reach the moon in the late 1960s.
The State Department rebuked exile leader Miro and Dr. Cardona over claims of US policy toward Cuba. Officials say memoranda show Cardona’s recollections don’t match records of talks with President Kennedy and other officials. The department warns exile groups against pressuring US policy and says consultations will continue under government control.
Harry Allen Matlock twenty one of 938 Broad Avenue Wilmington was sentenced to state prison for an indeterminate term by Superior Court Judge Maurice C Sparling after pleading guilty to second degree burglary. Matlock who has prior offenses including narcotic violations was arrested January 23 and admitted breaking into an apartment and stealing a television set.
Morhouse quit a 17000 dollar state post and chairmanships with the Lake George Park Commission amid a scandal. His lawyer says Playboy Enterprises paid 18000 in legal and public relations fees. Attorney General Lefkowitz notes he has not practiced law since 1957 and Osterman, age 38, was appointed to the court by Rockefeller.
A report notes Jacqueline Kennedy expects a summer home on Squaw Island land near Hyannis Port Massachusetts. Background covers her pregnancy, family events, and Kennedy family's residences, including St Mary’s Church Newport birth of Caroline and earlier miscarriages. Dr. John W Walsh is cited as the First Lady’s physician.
The Navy announced plans to establish a new engineering facility at Port Hueneme California to handle missile launched ship systems. The center will employ 2799 civilians 30 officers and 75 enlisted personnel Placeholder text reflects OCR artifacts and may need correction.
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