LA. Says: Column On Vacation Until Return
LA. reports a temporary break with his column paused during a vacation. He notes he will resume writing upon returning, keeping readers informed about the timing and expected return.
06 Jul 1962
Page 1
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1962
Page
1
LA. reports a temporary break with his column paused during a vacation. He notes he will resume writing upon returning, keeping readers informed about the timing and expected return.
The Rev Richard Niebuhr Yale University theology professor and authority on American church history died at 67 in Greenfield Massachusetts after a heart attack. He traveled from New Haven to his Rowe summer home and suffered the fatal attack at Franklin County Hospital. He was brother to Reinhold Niebuhr and leaves a widow, a son Richard R Niebuhr of Harvard Divinity School, and a daughter Cynthia. Niebuhr was born September 3, 1894 in Wright City Missouri. He authored numerous works and collaborated on major studies of theological education and church aims in democracy.
Senator Mundt angrily accused Secretary Freeman of tying him to Billie Estes deals during a Senate investigations hearing into Estes’ sphere. Mundt demanded evidence, while Freeman defended actions and insisted he acted to answer questions.
Marty J. Anslinger 70, longtime U S narcotics chief, announces retirement. Henry L. Giordano 48 is named his successor by President Kennedy. White House says no leaving date fixed.
The Thomas Lincoln farm site, where Abraham Lincoln spent his boyhood, will become Indiana’s first national memorial with a Tuesday dedication in Evansville. Lincoln biographer Carl Sandburg is named honorary chairman for the event. A separate note: Mae Heasley Pump and Harry Moore exchange rings, 50 years after their original wedding plans, in New Castle, Pennsylvania.
From 9 to 5 hence that Thursday was also Harry's birthday. The couple had planned to marry the day he turned 2 in 1912, but Mae's parents objected and the wedding did not take place. Moore, a widower, contacted Mrs. Pump last April after learning that her husband had died.
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