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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
1
LAC Ys column argues against importing 35000 poverty-stricken Kentuckians as a solution to California farm labor shortages after Bracero ends. It questions feasibility, unemployment, and the rise of federal welfare programs, urging local funding and resistance to central government reach.
Mississippi and South Carolina move to admit Negro students into formerly all white schools this week. Clarksdale and Biloxi start with entries, while Jackson and Leake County prepare registrations. Officials face segregationist opposition, though none formal planned.
Public record entry dated October 6 11H at Long Beach notes an adjudication by the Superior Court Los Angeles County under Decree No C 70280. The document appears as a late 1940s or earlier notice with illegible portions indicating address Pine Ave Low Beach Galif and a cluttered filing header.
Fragmentary OCR items mention places and events with uncertain details. The garbled text references Long Beach, Mountain and Interior tones, an afternoon time, and an offshore win, but readable facts are minimal. The item appears to be a stray, incomplete snippet rather than a coherent news brief.
A fragmented OCR read mentions ER Matec beach with a date in the first week of the month and lava reference. Details are unclear but point to a local incident or event at the beach area requiring attention from authorities.
A Mount Vernon minister harshly criticized Gov Nelson Rockefeller and his wife Happy over Mrs Rockefeller's custody bid for the couple's four children. He urged opposition to divorce and warned the case could impact American history. The article notes Murphy previously won custody and that a closed hearing was ordered in White Plains.
Harriet Coyle, 39, of San Antonio, Texas, was found near Santa Fe after 244 days separated from her husband Captain George Coyle and father-in-law during a picnic and rock hunting trip. She described drinking cactus juice and dew, eating flowers, and surviving with mild shock and injuries. She planned to leave the hospital soon and recover at home.
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