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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1963
Page
1
LAC celebrates Public School Week as parents and grandparents visit facilities to see how schools train youth for a changing world. The piece cites population growth, new autos, and the need for strong home guidance, stressing education beyond the classroom and the role of teachers and parents.
President Kennedy backed a drastic new international air policy seek ing authority for the United States to regulate fares of all carriers operating to and from the country. The plan, approved by the interagency steering committee, calls for CAB power subject to presidential approval to control international air transport rates.
The piece reports the first post office in the state testing a new meth stamp and envelope vending machine amid ongoing postal rate and service discussions. It notes the Post Office Department sought a $5 million supplemental appropriation to avoid further curtailments, with construction delays possible at several large and many smaller offices if funds remain tight.
Newburgh city manager Joseph Mitchell, a national critic of relief handouts, was acquitted in New York of a $20 000 bribery scheme. He returned to Newburgh to resume his career, noting he cleared his name and the city’s. Lawrence DeMasi, his codefendant, was also acquitted but rearrested on grand larceny charges related to a separate payoff.
Lt Col Mildred L Clark now in San Francisco was chosen Tuesday to lead the Army Nurse Corps as chief starting in September. Ferncese Alexandra of Kent, cousin of Queen Elizabeth, to wed Angus Ogly son of the Earl of Albie in a Windsor Westminster Abbey ceremony billed as the wedding of the decade. Farrell Pelly, 72, actor formerly with the Abbey Players, died Tuesday in a New York hospital.
California Governor Edmund G Brown assailed Richard Nixon's Cuba speech as a disgrace and a masterpiece of double talk. He dismissed Nixon as a possible kingmaker at the 1964 GOP convention while predicting a tough fight for Goldwater. Brown urged that Rockefeller could win California's presidential primary, criticizing Goldwater as extreme and prowar.
A committee stated it did not assess the impact of mergers and that airline consolidations should be addressed on a case by case basis, highlighting the need for tailored analysis rather than a general rule.
Fragmentary public notice appears to reference an entered matter dated March 27 involving a location at Sixth Street and Pine Avenue in Long Beach California with mentions of Los Angeles County courts, case numbers, and a placeholder for official recording details. The readable portions indicate a legal filing or court action with formal identifiers.
Veteran sports broadcaster Hank Weaver remained in a coma and critical condition in North Hollywood nearly four months after a severe brain injury suffered in an auto accident.
The population of the City of Los Angeles climbed to an all time high of 2 620 000 as of April 1.
In Birmingham, U S District Judge Allgood dismissed key desegregation suits, remanding cases from federal to state court. He denied a request to enjoin arrests of demonstrators and refused $90,000 damages claims by Martin Luther King Jr. and eight others.
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