23 Jun 1962
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
1
A United Air Lines plan to end serving drinks in coach class prompts questions of fairness between first class and coach. The piece argues that regardless of class, drunken passengers threaten safety, citing FAA concerns and incidents.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous firms and individuals connected to building work. Entries mention additions, alterations, garages, hobby rooms, and various contractors including Hart Tourt, Gilles Construction, Villa Construction, and Robey & Verant. Addresses, sums, and roles appear inconsistently, reflecting a damaged notice of architectural and contracting activity.
Fragmentary OCR shows Independent Daily notices with court decree numbers, delivery terms, and due dates. Mentions Los Angeles County, March dates, and dollar amounts 92.25 and 27.00. Text is garbled but indicates a legal/public notice with deadlines and delivery details.
Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma announced that all Laotian factions have agreed and a new national union government will be installed today. After tense wrangling that threatened renewed civil war the rival right wing and Pathet Lao factions reportedly compromised their differences and plan to convene in Vi- entiane.
Senator Francis Case of South Dakota, a Republican who served in Congress since 1936, died at 65 after a heart attack at the Capitol. President Kennedy mourned his loss as colleagues adjourned in respect, with Case credited on the Armed Services Committee for aiding stockpile surplus legislation.
During a Friday polo match in Windsor England Prince Philip and the Marquess of Waterford collided and were thrown from their mounts. Both riders escaped injury and officials reported no serious harm.
Engaged singer Kay Stare Friday announced plans to wed Reno businessman Earl Callicott. Also reported in brief items: Retse H. Taylor, 61, longtime Union Oil Co. executive, died of acute pancreatitis. New York State Department announces an official city greeter in Jay Rutherford. Henry Miller book Tropic of Cancer ruled obscene in Wisconsin. Gustave Soderstrom, 71, Red Skelton stepfather, died of a heart attack. Ann-Margret receives 3400 in savings bonds. Ginny Sims wed Don Eastvold in Palm Springs. Royal Leonard, 57, dies in Glendale. Brenda Lewis, 35, has emergency kidney surgery in Norwalk.
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