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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
8
A short, fragmented market note describes unclear items and prices amid routine trading. The readable text hints at beverage or beer mentions and enterprise names, with no distinct event or outcome. The fragmentary nature limits fuller interpretation.
In Los Angeles the meeting of 500 church officials from California Nevada Utah and Hawaii heard Dr McMilloy a Presbyterian leader and civil rights supporter urge the church to adopt a color blind stance. He said the church must learn to view each person as an individual regardless of race and improve timely recognition of equality.
Los Angeles police vice squad commander Lt Rodney Ingram was fired after a three member hearing found him guilty on ten counts of dereliction of duty related to activities in the central division vice squad. The board acted on departmental regulation violations. Ingram had been cleared by a county grand jury of criminal acts. The inquiry followed payoff charges that led to indictments against two other former vice squad officers, Sgt Peter Stafford and Patrolman Henry DeMadde, for accepting bribes from bomb makers.
Los Angeles reports Joe Kirkwood Jr. known as Joe Palooka was hit with a $50,000 default judgment in favor of Marjone Walter Dye. Dye claimed she and ex-husband Rams football player Ron Waller sold their stake in a Studio City bowling center for $72,000 in 1959 and received only $72,000 plus $1,288 interest. Her counsel said Dye now holds her former husband's share of the center.
Buenos Aires reports new exchange controls limiting individual purchases to 53 dollars per month and suspending certain gold dealings. The move tightens currency access and bans some classified ad transactions as authorities curb speculation and stabilize markets.
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