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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
1
A lengthy market background cautions investors about a mixed first quarter 1963 profit picture. While car production and steel capacity rise, many leading firms show lower profits versus 1962. Stock prices hover around 20 times earnings, signaling caution and selective buying ahead of second quarter results.
California Peace Officers' Association members met with Gov Eccind G Brown and Atty Gen Sunley Mosk to back National Police Week beginning Sunday. Mosk urged Californians to cooperate with enforcement year round as the association promotes officer selection and training reforms. San Francisco Police Chief Tom Cahill praised the proclamation and called for year round police cooperation. Los Angeles Police Chief William H Parker urged closer police community ties to fight crime and disorder.
Fragmentary OCR text about independent persons and a city event on a Sunday. Reading is garbled, but indicates a local civic notice or announcement. No clear names, places, or dates are legible beyond minimal place markers.
The Costa Mesa police booked several suspects on multiple charges after alleged abuse of mentally disturbed children at a hospital. Arraignments occurred in Newport Beach Municipal Court with one man arraigned late at night and others set for Monday.
Sacramento reports Governor Burns resisted Brown by seeking a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing and targeting Governmental Efficiency for a possible floor path. The bill passed Assembly 41 37 but faces a blocked route in a Republican led Senate with mixed support and strong objections from Minority Leader Arcothy.
Meixner, an opera ttor from Linz, Austria, fled East Berlin with his fiancée and mother-in-law using a British sports car under a steel beam barrier. President Kennedy awarded bravery medals to four youths and others for heroic acts, while Dr Theodore von Karman, pioneer of jet and missile research, died in Aachen at 81.
The report cites 200 patients interviewed as part of an exhaustive probe into brutality complaints at the Fairview state mental hospital. Despite 13 people charged with 31 battery counts, hospital officials defend staff devotion and note no patient has been removed since the investigation began March 2.
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