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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1964
Page
1
LAC highlights a growing business-led effort to address teen dropout issues. Major firms hire dropouts for on the job training and night school, aiming to turn unskilled youths into productive workers while highlighting the high return for companies and society.
Report notes the mask lead over Engle grows as candidates weigh the race. Possible contenders include Alan Cranston if Engle withdraws, Mayor Sam Yorty showing interest, and mentions of Rep. James Roosevelt and Lt. Gay Glenn Anderson as potential names. California Poll will continue to track senatorial race dynamics and Republican hopefuls.
Representative George E Brown urged Alan Cranston to enter the Democratic primary for the California Senate if incumbent Clair Engle cannot secure party endorsement. Brown, who noted Engle’s needs for doctor assurances, said Cranston would have the strongest qualifications in an open race and asked him to consider running soon.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a coastal area notice mentioning Long Beach, Los Angeles County, a court case number C-10080, and delivery figures. The readable items include dates in March, year figures, and monetary amounts, but many words are garbled, preventing full reconstruction of event or parties involved.
Former Roosevelt family member Mrs. Minnewa Bell Roosevelt 52, sister of Rep. Bell Sr. of California, was charged in Santa Barbara with filing a false airliner's report after missing a flight. FBI said she admitted the hoax, bail set at 250 dollars pending Feb. 15 hearing. Astronaut Shephard recovering from neck tumor removal expects to resume space work soon. Jayne Mansfield gave birth to her fourth child, a daughter, in Santa Monica. A Navajo scout who aided the Army in the Geronimo pursuit dies at 117, to be buried with honors at Arlington. Last of the Army’s Indian Scouts.
The film star Joan Fontaine and Alfred Wright Jr a Sports Illustrated golf editor plan a Monday Elkton Maryland wedding. Marc Blitzstein versatile composer and librettist died in a car accident reported by New York relatives via the American consul at Fort de France.
George Hutchison, 30, was released from Pontiac Penitentiary nine days after surrendering voluntarily on January 4. Convicted at 19 for robbery, he began an indeterminate term of one year to life, walked away October 14, 1937, served six years, and then remained absent until his surrender last week. Governor Kemner signed the release order.
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