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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1964
Page
1
President Johnson backs the moon landing push with a 1970 target and about 5 billion dollars yearly, but military leaders and scientists question its military value and cost. Critics argue the crash program is wasteful and diverting from vital national needs while suggesting slower, defense-linked goals.
Gov George C Wallace of Alabama charged that federal government's grab of power, not segregation, is the real issue in the South. He warned the aviult rights bill would let Washington control business and hiring, and even schools, as he tours five Western states to attract industry.
Italy's President Antonio Segni, soon to be 73, will meet President Johnson twice during a week-long visit to the United States, with stops in Washington Philadelphia and New York for receptions and dinners. Segni's trip marks high level meetings with foreign leaders following Prime Minister Aldo Moro's December inauguration.
In Moscow informed sources report Valentina Tereshkova Nikolayev is pregnant and due to give birth this summer. The 26 year old, who orbited with Valery Bykovsky, is described as the world’s first cosmonette and first spacewoman. Nehru returns to New Delhi ill but says he is feeling fine after attending a Congress meeting in Bhubaneswar.
In Pawhuska Oklahoma a barefoot man named John Curtis Scruggins trekked four miles through a snowstorm to rescue two companions from a wrecked car. He then found a farm for help while helping the Johnson woman and Cook, both unconscious. Mrs Cook drowned in the water-filled vehicle. Scruggins and the others were hospitalized with shock and exposure.
Fragmented notice shows a dispute entered March 27 23943 at large Los Angeles area court. Names Mary Court and partners appear. Figures include 10080 and 250 stubs, with carrier rates quoted.
George Rock of Los Angeles finds copper tubing and a boiler in his backyard, an old still long buried in a northeast L A residence for 20 years. Police records from 1944 show a resident arrested for bootlegging, but the still was never recovered and Rock kept digging.
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