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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1964
Page
1
A summary discusses Social Security, OAST coverage, and private pension growth. It notes a hypothetical lifetime payout of 2,214 yearly for a 65 year old couple and warns deficits and inflation could erode protection. It contrasts private pension reserves with OAST funding and questions future value.
A 23 year old man was found deceased by his home at 17120 S Main St Artesia Boulevard. Police recovered a wallet in his pocket with identification papers. The incident was reported around March 27.
A Pacific Telephone, General Telephone, and California Water & Telegraph ruling backs digit dialing nationwide. The commission urged frequent reports on rates and dialed calls, while opponents pledge appeals. Hiram Johnson III of the Anti-Digit Dialing League criticizes the decision as pro‑telephone company.
American flyer Max Conrad, a 2-year Atlantic and Pacific crossing veteran, crash landed on Greenland from Reykjavik while ferrying an Italian Procaer Picchio FIS to Canada. He was rescued quickly, treated briefly, and to be flown to Goose Bay after clothing and food drops on a subfreezing ice cap.
Tammy Grimes, star of the pre Bradway musical High Spirits, is in a Philadelphia hospital in a state of nervous exhaustion. A Vanderbilt Cup in Portland was won by a New York led team under Howard Schenken. B Jay Becker’s Becker team placed second. Dr Glenn T Seaborg cited US advantages in atomic energy info exchange. Prince Philip invested Lady Dorothy Macmillan as Dame Grand Cross for charity and politics. Harvey S Firestone Jr was re elected USC chairman. Steve Allen named new host of Ive Got A Secret for CBS.
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