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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
1
LAC argues against antitrust actions targeting Max Factor and others. It contends the government muddles enforcement while noting Clorox, Blue Chip stamps, and Procter & Gamble divestitures show competitive effects. The piece defends dealer pricing freedom and warns of overreach.
Los Angeles actor Ray Walston files a 150000 suit against Jerry the chimpanzee's owner Flea Helfner alleging a Desilu Studios filming incident last September left him with facial, neck, and head injuries and possible permanent disability from a viscous attack.
The U S Junior Chamber of Commerce selects 10 figures for the 1963 Outstanding Young Men list. Named were Birch Bayh Led Rep Edgar Foreman and others. a televised ceremony will honor them January 25. Also noted: Fifi Carpenter-Swain seeks Democratic vice presidential ballot in New Hampshire. Emile Monney turns 104 in Paris. John Kennedy to own a replica of George Washingtons sword. Look Magazine details the state visitor swords made at Rock Island arsenal with Congo ivory and DuPont dye.
Murder suspect David Allen Henson waived extradition in Salt Lake City to face first degree murder charges in the slaying of neurosurgeon Dr. Alex Barnum in Point Loma California. Henson, 23, signed papers before Judge Alden Anderson and was arrested on a fugitive warrant. Barnum's body was found bound in a bathtub. a matching cat was seen at the home and photos showed the two.
Canada will design and build four space satellites by 1970 under a new agreement with NASA. Associate Defense Minister Lucien Cardin said the satellites, to be launched at Vandenberg Air Force Base, will expand Canada's space program following the Alouette's September 1962 launch.
A brief report notes three swords allocated to prominent figures: one to Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie, one to President Eamon de Valera of Erelach, and a third kept for Joha toin with the remainder.
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