Unclear text fragment on press telecommunication issue
Fragmentary OCR hints at a headline about telecommunication or press dependence with warning. readable words suggest misprints and unclear details about workers or alerts.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1960
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR hints at a headline about telecommunication or press dependence with warning. readable words suggest misprints and unclear details about workers or alerts.
In Havana a Catholic auxiliary bishop denounces Castro's accusation that clergy accept bribes to preach and control education. He says checks alleged as bribes were mill contributions for chaplains and church services. He urges a Christian justice that preserves liberty and spiritual values amid literacy efforts.
In San Francisco the California Press Association posthumously inducted pioneer newspapermen into its hall of fame. Named were Henry Kuchel, William Pit Bartlet, and Duncan McPherson. Kuchel, who died in 1933, edited the Anaheim Gazette for 48 years despite blindness, dictating editorials to his wife.
In Sacramento Aerojet General Corp announced it hired two little people to assist in cleaning inside Yenet engines. Kurt Schneider, 33, and Alfred Mills, 68, were sourced via employment services. Schneider is three feet six inches tall, Mills four feet five inches.
The widow of Los Angeles police officer Richard T. Kent, 30, said she had a premonition something would happen to him. She telephoned him at 3 p.m. Thursday. he reported for duty at Space Technology Laboratories at 7 p.m. and died an hour later in a gunfight after stopping a robbery at an auto-supply store. She spoke of his dedication to police work and their long marriage, describing how she sensed danger but did not ask him to quit.
A Los Angeles jury convicted Sun Valley jeweler Allen Ditson and his employee Carlos Cisneros of first degree murder in the November 6 slaying of Robert H. Ward. Ward was abducted from his apartment at 11708 Te, 21th St, beaten, shot, and his body dismembered. third gang member Wayland Keith Slayton was acquitted.
The Syria Church of Antioch, with AQGON members in the United States and Canada, joined the National Council of Churches on Friday as the 34th denomination to join the body.
Classified page notes urge readers to dial HE 2 5959 for better tenants and rental listings. It frames a quick contact line for landlords seeking reliable renters and emphasizes a streamlined process through the ad service.
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