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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1962
Page
2
A fragmented notice promotes cordless bringing aids for pensioners with a call to action and a contact address at Long Beach. The ad appears in a pensioners bulletin and mentions hearing assistance options and a phone/contact line.
Nixon addressed food industry sales executives noting American free enterprise can meet communist challenges. He recalled his boyhood in a Los Angeles area grocery, compared Khrushchev’s market to American displays, and joked about his Navy PT boat service as laughter ran through the crowd. He emphasized solving local problems locally and touring various food plants in California.
Rep. Cecil M. King and Los Angeles officials criticized federal site selection for a new customs warehouse, pressing to reopen the case. They argued the 223rd Street site is less central, but officials cited proximity to the San Diego Freeway and reduced construction costs. King warned the action was reprehensible and urged further investigation, citing the Reeves Field option and airport access figures.
Riverside. Sustin Hammond, publisher for Corona Daily Independent the last two years, died of a massive brain hemorrhage at 47. He took over after his father Jack retired, entered Riverside Community Hospital Wednesday, and died unexpectedly. Hammond won a 1950 National Editorial Association first prize for his daily column and served as a director of the California Newspaper Publishers Association, immediately past president of the Riverside County Newspaper Publishers Association.
Acting Secretary-General U Thant informed United Nations officials on Thursday of plans to buy 3000 dollars worth of U.N. bonds, signaling continued support for UN financing and stability.
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