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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1963
Page
1
LA Collins Sr. argues that a nationwide union benefit plan risking 3 percent payroll deductions could force cross city subsidies for struck newspapers. He warns it threatens job security, raises state unemployment costs, and risks broader labor management freedoms across industries.
A leaked Machinists letter circulated anonymously, drawing fire from Lockheed officials and Air Force sources. Key lodge leaders from Lodge 727 and Lodge 508 condemned the missive, which urged a stance against union shop mandates amid ongoing contract talks and a presidential board proposal. Voyles letter praised an editorial on Lockheed’s position, underscoring a personal view to company officials amid the dispute.
Dusty Rhodes, a 75 year old man, camps along the Arkansas River north of Einweed Kansas with five feather mattresses and an open fire. He refuses county aid, once lived in the county home but found confinement intolerable, and earns food from the city dump. He plans to stay this way until age 80, averaging five years by the river. Mrs. Robert F Kennedy, wife of the attorney general, is expecting her eighth child in July per the Washington Post.
Easton Maryland mourns veteran sculptor Lawrie 85 who helped design Roosevelt relief on the dime. He was famed for Atlas the statue gracing Rockefeller Center in New York.
Mrs Sharon Carpenter 18 of San Diego gave birth to a seven pound girl in a car during rush hour en route to Navy Hospital. Fellow driver Mrs Mabel Heinz complained drivers blew horns back at her. Separate items note piano tuners in Louisville oppose 442 vibrations per second for A above middle C and plan to petition the US Bureau of Standards. A London funeral service honors Labour leader Hugh Gaitsher. Columbia Pictures signs John Huston for a major acting role.
In a taped NBC interview, former President Eisenhower denounced any disclosure of Security Council deliberations as a disservice to the United States. He said he might jail the columnist who leaked the story and stressed that only the President may expose presidential thinking. Eisenhower spoke at El Dorado Country Club in California, warning against reckless spending and defense overreach while commenting on Cuba, Khrushchev, and space goals.
Opéra diva Maria Callas reportedly left a Milan clinic on Wednesday following a hernia operation. Details on her recovery and medical status were not disclosed.
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