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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1962
Page
7
A 32-year-old mother Barbara Tillotson reportedly killed her infant son Robert and daughter Jeanne and then died by monoxide poisoning in a closed garage at their Granada Hills home. The bodies were found by a milkman Thursday. the deaths appeared to date from Sunday.
Secretary of State discusses why the United States cannot lose in world affairs. Theodore H. White analyzes the three basic threads guiding policy and the shift toward a renewed confidence in Washington, in a Reader’s Digest September piece.
The county watchdog committee on construction weighs the El Cerrito Hospital remodel cost surge from an estimated 378 500 to bids as high as 756 000. Officials mull whether to award a contract or seek new bids as three wings and adjacent structures require major remodeling and repairs.
A John Birch Society representative said national membership more than doubled in a year, with Los Angeles area growth tripling. No exact figures were released. The statement linked gains to national setbacks and public attacks. It noted Birch chapters would commemorate the death of a young missionary after whom the 50 Gety was named.
Los Angeles 60 counts allege Thayer defrauded the Welfare medical care program by filing false claims. Doctor Urbane F. Bats and Irving E. Beneveniste suspended this week. aides Betty Caldwell and Judy McGruder also surrendered with Thayer.
A Fourth person, Thayer, Bass, and Beneveniste face six counts of fraud in a state indictment. Thayer’s bail was reduced from 20,000 to 7,500 after the grand jury indictment. Bass and Beneveniste remain charged with suspended positions and bonds set at 5,000 each.
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