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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1964
Page
16
The notice invites readers to explore the classified section for lost advertisements in section 12. It signals a public listing of missing items or notices and urges attention from readers who may have information or recovered belongings.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk endorsed portions of Senator Fulbright's speech while cautioning against full administration alignment. He praised the analysis of evolving world changes and the removal of a solid Communist front, noting different approaches in Communist countries amid ongoing policy debates. Rusk avoided commenting on Fulbright's Panama critique, citing proximity to a potential agreement with Panama and stressing the value of public discussion in shaping U S policy.
The Warren Commission inquiry into the Kennedy assassination is cited as the State Department requests more information from the Soviet Union about Lee Harvey Oswald. Oswald lived in Russia for 24 years and shared details about contacts with Russian consular officers. The Soviets have not yet replied to the request, while the department continues security checks to guard against foreign attempts to penetrate the State Department. Sacramento dispatch notes unemployment benefits resuming Monday after remarks by Secretary Rusk on security, emphasizing justice and honor as both civilian and military layoffs are addressed.
Hot Springs, Ark, police chief John Ermey announces this city’s illegal gambling operation must shut down tonight. Governor Faubus orders locals to close within 48 hours or state police will act, amid a federal investigation labeling the operation the nation’s largest.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk recalled listing both grandfathers in a U.S. security inquiry, joking that one might have been at Gettysburg. He framed the incident as an example of the kinds of derogatory questions that arise in security investigations and urged plain common sense.
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont endorsed Senator J. William Fulbright's stance that the administration should accept Communist Cuba as a nuisance and intolerable to the United States. Aiken diverged from many Republicans and some Democrats who favor appeasement and criticized the US boycott of Cuba as a failure.
The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Zubin Mehta and the Roger Wagner Chorale of 150 voices performance of Honegger King David a Symphonie Psalm showcased dramatic moments led by Marilyn Horne and Marni Nixon. The concert opened with Mozart Jupiter Symphony as a fitting curtain.
Los Angeles officials announce a 1967 start for a large recreation complex at Castaic Dam. A 2,600 acre reservoir will hold 350,000 acre-feet, surrounded by a 6,000 acre recreation area for fishing camping and water sports, with federal grant potential of $591,621.
UPI reports two American airmen disappeared Thursday after a reconnaissance flight over northern South Viet Nam. Authorities launched a broad air search as a light single engine plane went down in dense jungle near Saigon.
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