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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1964
Page
2
Continued report from page A-1 describes a fatal bus crash on the 101 where a palm tree prevented a worse fall into a creek bed. Front-row passengers were ejected and severely injured, with Debbie Grossbohl in Canoga Park among the victims. Neighbors recalled chaotic scenes as officers worked to identify the dead and care for the wounded.
Two Mississippi delegates B C Callon of Natchez and G C Cortright of Rolling Fork were denied seat on the Platform Committee at the Democratic National Convention amid a contest led by a largely Negro group accusing regulars of discrimination. They intended to join as delegates but were limited to observer status while the Credentials Committee rules on the challenge. Callon said he and Cortright would confer with National Chairman John M Bailey and issue a statement.
Poor circulation and joint pain described with varicose veins and leg cramps. Dr Duman offers treatment to ease muscle spasms, improve circulation, relieve congestion, and promote sleep. Call GE 8-2403 for appointments at DC Offices 2501 E Breadwer Long Beach.
A religious reflection recalls Debbie's death and the view that God is the real father for children. It notes parental responsibility until children inherit their place in God's world and mentions Robin, a daughter who died years ago, and Miss Evans who wrote Angel Unaware about that child.
Switzerland on Monday assumed the representation of diplomatic interests in Cuba for Chile Brazil and Ecuador. The Chilean government that cut ties with Cuba had previously handled Brazil and Ecuador. The Swiss Embassy in Havana now represents all three nations alongside the United States.
Witnesses recall the moments before and during the wreck as a tree and a station wagon halted the bus from plunging over a bridge. Five children stood near the driver and were thrown into the windshield. two girls died instantly while Art suffered broken legs trapped by twisted metal.
Michael James Geisler aged 27 son of the late attorney Jerry Geisler was sentenced to seven days jail after illegally displaying a gun. He was arrested June 1 after forcing a taxi driver at gunpoint to drive him.
A church trip to marijuana planning went awry as a bus crash forced evacuation through windows. Passengers describe massed front seating, a driver pastor Dr. White exiting first with a badly cut forehead, and volunteers aiding the injured as vehicles lay strewn on the highway.
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Two Northern white students recount the Mississippi civil rights turmoil in Esquire. They describe the beatings bombings and cross burnings along with the role of religion and the impact of their work on lives. The report blends personal observations with a hard hitting national view.
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