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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
1
The column discusses the President Johnson state of the union message, predicting a liberal program push including welfare and tax cuts. It argues critics fear deficit spending, notes reliance on past labor party ideas, and forecasts a partisan battle through the 1964 election, framing Johnson as liberal.
Orange County district attorney said no death penalty likely if Minola Gallardo’s story about the slaying of millionaire William A. Bartholomae is substantiated. Deputy Hicks cited investigation needs as repairable and noted no evidence of a planned attack by Bartholomae. Gallardo’s sister-in-law was held after a lie detector test.
Attorney Paul Caruso said he will seek dismissal of the charge against his client at the preliminary hearing set for Thursday. The case involves an Italian alpinist roster with a 10,642 foot ascent near the Tofane range.
Randy Gardner, 17, stayed awake 264 hours in San Diego, then slept 14 hours 41 minutes. Doctors called his sleep normal and said he will be observed at the Naval Hospital for four nights. The feat surpassed a 260 hour mark set by a Hawaii disc jockey in 1958. Gardner is a Point Loma High School student.
A Rome spokesman said film producer Dizo de Laurentils may approach Maria Callas to star as Sarah in his film adaptation of a Bolero style tale. The statement follows initial talks about casting in Rome.
The Signal Hill post of the American Legion faced a leadership dispute over district actions and a controversial Americanism citation. Members urged a state department solution as district officials promised to report at the next meeting, amid calls for accountability after past extremist associations surfaced.
Three free public performances by musicians from the Los Angeles County Band at the Long Beach Museum of Art on 2300 East Ocean Boulevard. Each concert features small ensembles and lasts about two hours starting at 6 15 p m with dates January 16 February 6 and March 13.
Mutishi Happa, 37, a renowned Japanese comedian, died Wednesday in Tokyo from injuries suffered in a car accident during the New Year holidays. His death was confirmed by Tokyo officials.
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