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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1963

Page

2

Bombing at church investigated by Gardena sheriff

Four juveniles from Gardena and nearby joined twins in a grenade bombing at St Albert the Great Church dining hall. Patrick and his brother drove a rust orange truck to the parish, while two other youths denied involvement until questioned by Sheriff’s Detective Castorina. They were booked for felony charges under California Penal Code 375.4 as juveniles.

Patrick Michael Set Ide Castorina St .Albert the Great Compton Bhd Compton Knights of Colurbus Castorina Gardena W. Leah St

No Business Like No Snow Biz at Squaw Valley

Squaw Valley hosts an outdoor tennis tour with snow balls replacing snow balls, contrasting heavy eastern storms. The scene evokes the 1960 Winter Olympics vibe while Donner Pass reports a perilous emigrant party and fatalities from the snowbound conditions.

Squaw Valley Sierra California Donner Pass

Russell Squire elected president of Long Beach club

Russell Squire is chosen 1963 president of the Long Beach After-Dinner Speakers Club. New officers include Dr Richard Kelvin as vice president and program chairman, and Dr Robert Frankenfelt as secretary treasurer. Next meeting set for February 7 at 6 30 pm at the Petroleum Club on Linden Avenue.

Russell Squire Long Beach Richard Kelvin Robert Frankenfelt Petroleum Club Linden Ave

De Gaulle faces British press over Common Market stall

London papers erupt in anger at Charles de Gaulle for blocking Britain’s Common Market entry. The Sunday Telegraph calls his stand a classical diplomatic double cross. The Sunday Observer warns Britain may seek talks with the friendly five to isolate France. The Sunday Times notes threats of blackmail could influence Brussels negotiations.

London Charles de Gaulle Sunday Telegraph The Sunday Observer France Britain Sunday Times Brussels

Talks on Britain Joining European Market Open Despite French Blockade

Brussels reports say crucial talks resume on Britain's entry to the European Common Market amid expectations France will block the bid. Lord Heath urges continued negotiations as other members back British partnership, while France pushes for indefinite suspension. West Germany and Italy seek compromise. Belgium Holland and others threaten technical objections to associate membership for French African colonies.

Brussels UPI Britain France Edward Heath Europe West Germany Italy Code Belghzn Holland

Senators urge cut in US troops in Western Europe

A Mansfield led Senate group urged reducing US troop commitments in Western Europe and boosting non strategic trade with the Communist bloc while pressing Europe to share more defense burdens. The report warns against Western Europe retrenching and calls for stronger NATO ties and trade measures amid tensions over the Common Market and British nuclear options.

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Military postures and costs across Europe reported

The report notes heavy European commitments with substantial expenditure over 400,000 as part of Mediterranean and airbase assets, plus naval deployments and broader forces, indicating intensified strategic focus amid ongoing tension.

Meditérranean Europe

State law offers free cordless hearing aids to pensioners

Pensioners bulletin promotes a new state law providing cordless hearing aids at no cost. It lists Associated Hearing Center in Long Beach as the point of contact, with address 622 Pine Ave and a request to see, write, or call for issuance.

Associated Hearing Center Pine Ave Long Beach

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