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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1967
Page
11
An apparent Nostalgia era ad promotes a bootie for savings by an unknown entity. It claims the Country Parson faces hunger and wants, urging readers to send 75 rete for each beable to a Denver address. The text includes faded names and cryptic terms, with a 1987 copyright notice attributed to Fiack A. Clarke.
California farm income for 1967 is forecast to fall well below 3966 with gross cash receipts slightly below last year’s $4.05 billion record. The state Department of Agriculture cites wet late spring and higher production costs, especially in labor intensive sectors, as key drivers.
Wallace campaign reports about 35,000 voter signatures validated in California toward qualifying the American Independent Party for the June presidential primary. H P Sullivan, assistant secretary of state, noted 22,185 of the total in Los Angeles County. Deadline is January 2 with officials uncertain but hopeful.
Ronald Reagan appointed Thomas F. Booth a retired Anaheim stockbroker to represent the 2nd district on the Sierra County Board of Supervisors. Booth, 53, a Republican, succeeds Roland P. Degrio who resigned from the $200 per month post. Booth resides in Forest, California.
Clark County commissioners approved a Hughes Tool Co proposal to study the feasibility of Howard Hughes building a jet airport in southern Nevada and taking over McCarran. If feasible, the county would transfer McCarran to Hughes and buy the new airport at cost with differences covered by appraisal.
In Indio California on Christmas day Rabbi Philip H. Weinberg of the California Institution for Men at Chino will stand in as honorary police chief for Homer L. Hunt who spends the holiday with family. Weinberg, who has eight years of stand in experience including Reno, says his gesture is to foster goodwill between communities and will carry no gun. He plans to call Hunt if any issues arise.
A three quarter pea coat with a double breasted front and belted back is offered in white black pink and green. The garment is described as 100 percent acrylic hand tucked and sized for 5-18.
A description of a soft warm camp coat featuring a fuzzy fleece finish, lace trim around the collar, a front zip, Peter Pan collar, and pockets. Includes size label 5.ML.
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