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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1963

Page

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Reapportionment Debate Sparks California Senate Rift

A federal state local commission urged proportional representation for both California legislative houses, a move tied to ongoing Bonelli suit and Proposition 23 battles. The piece notes California’s history of adjusting Assembly districts and argues for voter-led changes while warning federal overreach. it also contrasts northern and southern interests over water and representation.

Washington, D.C California State Senate Frank Bonelli Los Angeles Yorty House Senate Los Angeles County Alaska Lac

Boys Town Alumni Meeting Announced at Morgan Hall

The Boys Town Alumni Members of Boys Town Association will hold a meeting at 1 PM Sunday in Morgan Hall on Ninth Street and Locust Avenue. Reservations may be made with Alfred Castiglia, 2308 Charlemagne Ave.

Boys Town Boys Town Association Morgan Hall Ninth Street Locest Avenue Alfred Castiglia Charlemagne Ave

Judges Panel Blasts Striking Printers Over Newspaper Shutdown

A three judge panel in New York condemned Local 6 of the International Typographical Union for a prolonged strike that shuttered nine newspapers for 35 days. The panel urged joint meetings of all parties to end the dispute, noting wage demands and the aim to force publishers to knee the industry. Wirtz Rockefeller and Wagner attended the briefing, with plan for simultaneous talks beginning today.

NEW York UPI Harold R Robert F. Wagner W. Willard Wirtz Board of Public Accountability Wirtz Rockefeller Wagner

100 Americans to Quit Cuba on Rawson Plane

A fragmented report discusses 100 Americans planning to leave Cuba aboard a Rawson Plane. It notes aid-receiving nations and Great Britain influencing maritime operations and potential penalties on vessels from several ports. The report highlights the New York publishing scene as a sensitive nerve center and the broader impact of strikes on employment in the newspaper industry.

Cuba Rawson Great Britain Noomy Greece New York Panama Sociation Liberia West Germany Italy Tag Pearngs Indas

Trucker killed in 150 foot fall

A truck driver died after his cement mixer plunged off an embankment in Rolling Hills Estates. Donald A. Stallmo, 29, leaped from the cab as the truck descended a steep Palos Verdes Drive incline and fell to the bottom. Police cited brake failure as the likely cause of the crash. The body was pronounced dead at Bay Harbor Hospital.

Griver Rolling Hills Estates Donald A. Stallmo Opan Steinhart Lane Bay Harbor Hospital Stallno Palos Verdes Drive Stallio

Cold Wave Grips West with Record Lows Across States

The blast reports bitter lows from -47 in International Falls to -4 in Perryton and -20 in Montana and Wyoming. Snow blanketed the Midwest while blizzards closed schools in Nebraska Colorado and Texas. Two small planes with six aboard were missing after mountain conditions hindered search efforts.

Meacham Oregon Victor Cola Colorado Spring Fedecro Texas Perryton Panhandle New Mexico Alaska North Central States Texas Panhandle Montana Wyoming International Falls Minn Rapid City S.C Minot Oklahoma Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Nebraska Kansas Colorado Middle West Jdate Seattle Mercury Denver

Cardinal Offers More Prisoner Aid in Talks to Cuba and China

Cardinal Richard C. has offered to travel to Cuba or China to intercede for prisoners held there. He indicated he would go if asked, arguing that freeing prisoners is worthwhile even at high cost and that his fund-raising has boosted Latin American goodwill toward the United States. Separately, Broadway producer David Merrick and Leonore Merrick announced their divorce in Las Vegas, with $90,000 settlement and $26,000 yearly alimony.

Richard Boston Cuba China U.S Latin America United States David Merrick Las Vegas Leonore

Resignation of FHA Commissioner and Appointed Successor

Neal J. Hardy resigned Friday as commissioner of the Federal Housing Administration. The President accepted the resignation and selected Philip N. Brownstein of Hyattsville Maryland to succeed Hardy. Chiropodist Douglas Hendry reported Friday in Times Daily would improve circulation and help eliminate coins. This is the signature of new US Treasurer Kathryn O Hay Granahan which will appear on all US paper money while she is treasurer.

Neal J. Hardy Federal Housing Administration Phiip N. Brownstein Hyattsville, Md Hardy Douglas Hendry Times Daily New US Kathryn O'Hay Granahan

Porters Salvatore and others hit by odd losses and deaths

A fragmented report lists Porter Salvatore of Italy winning 299065 in a soccer pool and bedridden with trauma, along with deaths including Clark who died after war-bond efforts, Kathleen Difford and Ida Brow birthdays, Rev Dr Arthur Judson Brown, and a stam collector’s post office hoax involving Christmas Seals and commemorative stamps stirring controversy.

Porter Salvatore Mancino Catzalz Italy Hirthday California Mre Ida_ Brow San Francisco Arthur Jud Church Peace Union The Coucca Religion and International Affairs Wik C. Rath Elizabeth Rath

Postwar Aid Pressure Across Europe and Asia

A terse, fragmented line notes that most pan-Communist nations push for U S aid, mentioning Poland and Yugoslavia as examples. The fragment hints at a discussion of aid distribution amid Cold War pressures, suggesting competing blocs seeking support from the United States.

Invasion Standstill Tied to Cuba Missile Inspections

The article notes a conditional pledge not to invade a Cuba free of menace with nuclear weapons hinged on on site inspections to verify removal of Soviet missiles and bombers. Negotiations persisted for weeks but inspections were reportedly not agreed.

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