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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
3
West Berlin mayor Willy Brandt, 50, was nominated by the executive committee of the West German Socialist Party as the party’s candidate for chancellorship next year. A party congress at Bad Godesberg near Bonn will vote on the nomination next month.
Los Angeles Attorney General Staley Mosk testified that some real estate boards secretly bar minorities, including Negroes, from membership. He cited a Los Angeles branch with about 70 members that allegedly excludes Black applicants, calling the practice a business matter not a club.
In Fletku Province, about 250 miles north of Saigon, Communist guerrillas burned 135 houses and kidnapped seven officials from Phi Thong Nha and Phi Te Nao in two strategic hamlets. A US spokesman did not confirm defenses. Separately, a Viet Cong attack in Ba Xuyen Province killed six militiamen and three soldiers, with eight civilians wounded and eight militiamen missing.
Johnson weighs a trip to Miami on February 27 to address a $100-a-plate Democratic Party fundraising dinner, as announced by the White House. The event aims to gather support and contributions for party activities.
Jakob Gimpel, though not yet recognized by major concert managers, delivered a electrifying recital at USC Bovard Auditorium. His Brahms First Piano Concerto showed flawless legato, ethereal tone, and bold hand coordination. Under Walter Ducloux, the USC orchestra paired with the pianist in Rossini overture La Scala di Seta and Kanitz concerto, earning wide acclaim.
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge name added to the New Hampshire ballot for the first in the nation presidential primary. The move follows J Richard Jackman running as a delegate supporter of Lodge’s candidacy. Alan N Pope also entered convention balloting backing Governor George Romney.
A Scottsdale jewelry store was robbed Monday by a man and a woman who bound owner Andre Fluoridas Sr with a belt and tie. They fled with jewels including a $25,000 emerald ring and two $25,000 diamond necklaces, most owed to the shop. an inventory shows numerous pieces damaged or removed.
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