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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1964
Page
1
A LA.C. letter argues a simple income based means test should determine eligibility for elderly medical care. The writer favors income as the yardstick, proposing seniors pay 5 to 10 percent of annual income, with minimal asset impact, to reduce costs and stigma.
The Senate rejected several amendments offered by Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona aimed at weakening civil rights protections. Goldwater indicated to journalists he might support the bill if his proposed improvements were adopted, as the portioned vote counted four years and cential nomination steps amid party debate.
The French government announced its decision to withdraw from the preferential trade treaty with Tunisia. No reason was given, but the move is viewed as retaliation for Tunisia's nationalization of land held by French nationals. Independent reports and other local notes accompany the item.
A youth fell from a 75 foot steel tower and was found three days later by searchers including a brother who traveled from Maryland. Eugene Thrallkill of Atlanta survived with a slight concussion a dislocated hip and cuts. The bolo knife he carried helped rescuers locate him near the base of the tower after darkness.
The Poodle Club of Orange County plans its second annual Puppy Match at the Costa Mesa fairgrounds this Sunday. Only poodles may parade while other breeds watch, with Gary Arnold of Santa Ana as club president predicting about 200 entries across toy, miniature, and standard classes. Last year 19 pups were shown and organizers expect more entrants as poodles gain popularity.
The polio crippled ophthalmologist Dr Marilyn Rige and her Navy liaison husband Dr Marion Rigg died in Los Angeles area incidents. Police say she drowned in a bathtub at their Artzona home after he drove drunk and carried her there. he died next morning, possibly from overdose. Autopsy results awaited.
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