28 Jul 1962
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1962
Page
1
The 1961 J Edgar Hoover crime report notes juvenile offenses rose four percent and youths account for 45 percent of serious arrests. It argues parental responsibility is key, criticizing liberal guides that normalize delinquency and urging home influence to curb youth crime.
San Francisco UPI reports the State Board of Education dropped multicolor textbook covers as too costly after hearing that a one color cover can be produced cheaper per volume. The panel approved a revised semester hour definition for more flexible scheduling and noted concerns over a former Communist Party member's credential appeal. Renters urged to advertise in local Classifieds.
A damaged OCR notice from Pine Avenue details a legal matter in Los Argeres County. The fragment mentions a court at Long Beach and an event date near March 27 with references to parties and proceedings, but specifics are unreadable.
Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg announced a weekend recess in mediation with Eastern Air Lines officials and their striking flight engineers and pilots. Talks will occur in Washington, Miami, and New York to pursue a settlement, with a report due Monday. The outlook remained gloomy as the strike entered its second week.
Geneva talks stall at the 17th disarmament conference as the West deems Soviet proposals one sided while Moscow says Western plans are incomplete and unrealistic. The plenary focused on military balance and how a treaty could cut delivery systems and bases in initial disarmament steps. The U S draft seeks reductions in both nuclear and conventional forces.
In Washington a 12 hour Senate talkathon against the administration's satellite bill delayed action and pushed into overtime. Sen Ralph Yarborough pressed to stall, contending the measure would empower a private firm and risk public investment while opponents warn of anarchy if the vote fails.
Mendota cantaloupe firm Pilibos Brothers faced a government order to remove E14 Mexican workers after a strike. The federal action followed a state ruling that striking pickers and shed employees acted within their rights, marking a rare enforcement under the Mexico agreement.
Justice Stewart stayed the Michigan redistricting matter pending review by the US Supreme Court. The Michigan Supreme Court had directed the state to reapportion, but the federal court paused proceedings until the high court resolves the new questions arising from the state ruling.
Typhoon Louise pounded central Japan injuring fourteen and killing four as winds and rain caused landslides and widespread flooding. Three people were missing while over 1,000 homes were flooded and transport, including domestic air and land services, was halted.
Vatican City chief gardener Mario Segant of the Apostolic Palace died Friday of a heart attack. He was a longtime figure in papal gardens and funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower said in Copenhagen he regretted not working harder to elect Richard Nixon to the presidency. He avoided direct political comments, noting health concerns and the Danes' attention during a lengthy visit with his wife and grandchildren. He will address an international teachers congress in Stockdale as head of the People to People campaign.
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