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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1964
Page
1
LA Cells urges voters to support party lines in primaries and exercise the secret ballot in today’s election. The column argues Democrats favor federal control and deficits, while Republicans back civil rights and property rights as key issues shaping the two party system.
Dallas Judge Joe Brown approved psychiatric treatment for Jack Ruby in the county jail between now and a June 19 show cause hearing to decide if he will face a sanity trial for the Kennedy assassination. Three court-appointed psychiatrists led the evaluation and recommended a formal sanity hearing.
The Holstein Iowa picnic is slated for Sunday June 14 at La Palma Park in Anaheim beginning at 12 30 pm. The event invites local residents and visitors from the Holstein community to gather for a day of festivities in Anaheim.
Fragmented entry lists Pine Avenue Long Beach December 12 1942 with a delivery schedule and reference to monthly charges. Mentions Arcela County and a code number 00080. Contains unreadable names and figures, typical of a local public notice page.
Earl Eisenhower, brother of Dwight D. Eisenhower, says he has been fired from his post as public relations director at Suburban Life in La Grange, Illinois, after choosing to run for the state legislature as a Republican. Publisher Jack Kubik confirms a policy requiring employer input on political candidacy, and notes Eisenhower did not discuss his decision with management.
In the Soviet Union time, the Kiev Lavra was ordered to discourage religion. Monks from the Ukrainian Orthodox centers were dispersed. The shrine was stripped of religious functions and repurposed into a secular building while some monasteries remained open.
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