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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1964
Page
1
LAC and educators urge reform as UC and State Colleges push 12 month facility use to boost capacity and cut costs. Wirtz proposes raising compulsory schooling to 18, extending schooling to reduce unemployment and prepare students for jobs. Critics warn of disruption to vacations and family plans amid ongoing transitions.
Sacramento dispatch reports Gary Brown will face two groups of San Franciscans who plan to picket his birthday celebration in the city Wednesday night. They argue minority representation on California's delegation to the Democratic National Convention is insufficient, though Brown defends the overall progress for minority groups.
A garbled OCR snippet from Long Beach area sources mentions health concerns and local terms. It references legs ache and varicose issues, mixed with scattered names and unclear events, producing an unreadable, low-value record.
Pierre Salinger, former White House press secretary, claims James Hoffa used Teamsters to back Alan Cranston in the California Senate race. Cranston denies contact with Hoffa and says the endorsement came from unions and California Democratic officials.
Washington reports the Civil Aeronautics Board is baffled by the loss of a four engine Douglas DC-6 type airliner en route from North West Alines to Elmendorf Air Force Base Alaska with 101 persons aboard. The craft reportedly remained aloft five to nine minutes after last radio contact and its last position report could be off by about one mile.
Public statement retracts a 1960s endorsement of the John Birch Society by Cardinal Cushing of Boston. He disavowed affiliation, citing extreme statements and articles, urging no one to enlist new members. Also notes retirement of Judge Yankwich after 25 years and a cookout champion from Ohio. Richard M. Jeffries, former South Carolina governor, dies at 75. James Roosevelt III enters LaSalle Novitiate as Brother Matthew David.
Britain faces a tight election as support for Sir Douglas Home's Conservatives grows. Montgomery Knight praises revitalizing wealth and restoring global influence while ensuring nuclear strength and military power.
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