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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1964
Page
1
LA.C. argues population trends threaten housing and jobs as 1960s birthrates and marriages rise. It cites 4 million yearly births, rising numbers of women in reproductive age, and projections to 249 million by 1980 and beyond, urging birth control as policy to avoid overcrowding.
Fragmentary weather note reports increasing cloudiness and gusty winds across areas, plus minor tidal/sea activity and a brokered value. Mentions uncertain terms and locations, with a rough forecast indicating possible enticement of weather events and Moon and Tides data showing low tide periods.
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposed a subsidy cut of 700000 dollars affecting three helicopter airlines, reducing total annual subsidies to 4.3 million dollars in line with Congress ceiling. A show cause order would take effect February 20 unless objections are filed, with subsidies set at 8.9 million for New York Airways, 1.6 million for Los Angeles Airways, and 800000 for Chicago Helicopter Airways.
Sacramento state leaders and spouses join Governor Brown on the Grizzly II for a five day trip to Mexico City. The party includes Assemblyman Robert Crown, Sen. Thomax Rees, Sen. Eugene McAteer, and officials Ed Pauley Lew Holland Frank Carrasa Mil ton Fillius Jr and Otto Meyer. They plan to meet President Lopez Mateos and later President Johnson in Palm Springs California.
The 21 year old Robert Aten Carter Jr. who survived a 1960 cobra bite at a Texas zoo pleasured pier later died by shotgun wound in Houston. His death follows increasing withdrawal and morose behavior after the rare medical event. Doctors say the bite likely did not influence the outcome, but his parents blame the incident for his nervous deterioration.
Rudolf Bing, Met general manager, ordered removal of the standing room only sign after threats and insults to several prominent opera stars received by letter and by phone. George St Morrison, 65, longtime railroad executive, died Friday in San Francisco.
Cyrus Eaton the Cleveland industrialist and Khrushchev ally arrived in Moscow on Friday. Eaton and wife were greeted by a high ranking Soviet delegation led by Foreign Trade Minister Nikolai Patelichev. He is stopping in Moscow returning from the 12th annual Pugwash Conference in India. Emilie Busby Grissby, Kentucky born hostess in Edwardian England, dies at 81 in London. Funeral set for Tuesday in Regent's Park Nursing Home.
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