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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1962

Page

5

Defiant Witness Decision Raises Disturbing Questions

Editorial on the Supreme Court ruling overturning contempt convictions for witnesses who refused to answer Congress questions about Communist activities. It notes indictments lacked the specific subject under inquiry, discusses procedural flaws and constitutional guarantees, and cites dissenters Justice Harlan and Justice Clark warning against encouraging recalcitrance to legitimate congressional inquiry.

Supreme Court Congressional Committee Justice Department Harlan Clark Congress

No Agreement Seen On Customs Headquarters Location

Los Angeles Civic Center opponents claim no agreement existed to move the federal customs headquarters to 223rd Street and Hesperian Avenue. Harbor-area groups and port interests argue the plan, backed by political pressure, ignores the harbor’s major role in customs business and real estate values.

Bureau of Customs Federal Civic Center Harbor Customs U. S. Customs Philip Nichols Jr Nichols International Trade Harbor Long Beath Customs Los Angeles

Democrats Struggle to Find a NY Candidate Edge

In Washington and New York the Kennedy lull continues as New York Democrats fail to groom a strong candidate to challenge Gov Rockefeller. Republicans hope to capitalize, aiming to regain the state and boost a 1963 national ticket with Scranton in Pennsylvania and cautious signals from Ohio where DiSalle’s weak renomination hints at November trouble.

Washington New York Kennedy Rockefeller Pennsylvania California William Scranton Richardon D.tword Reform Philadelphia Scranton Ohio Gov. DiSalle DiSalle

Army Baseball Privileges Stir Controversy At Fort Meade

Washington report notes Pentagon leniency granting emergency leaves for pro players to join teams. Fort Meade stars Wynn Hawkins and Jim Grant left camp to pitch for the Indians. Ron Hansen and Reuben Amaro granted extended leaves or faced refusals. Other big leaguers such as Steve Barber and Dick Bartell faced limited departures. Separate story section outlines Billie Sol Estes Swiss bank secrecy and a mysterious mortgage, suggesting vast hidden funds.

Fort Meace Wynn Hawkins Cleveland Indians Baltimore Orioles Ron Hansen Fort Meade Orioles Baseball Sea Reuben Amaro Mexicao Amy Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Winfons Camp Pickett Virginia Hansen Steve Barber Fort Bragg N.C Baltimore Onoles Dick Bartell Fort Knox Chicago Cubs New York Yankees Tony Kubex Fort Lewis Wash Army

Hosmer Seeks Sixth Term in 32nd District Primary

Incumbent Republican congressman Craig Hosmer faces no primary opposition in the newly redrawn 32nd District which includes Long Beach Lakewood Signal Hill and Dominguez. Democrats W Bud DeCannis and Joseph Jobovich compete for the nomination with DeCannis attacking Hosmer’s alignment and Jobovich promising voter choice amid party active campaigns.

Craig Hosmer Long Beach Lakewood Signal Hill Dominguez Ewo Democrats W. Bud deCannis Joseph J. Jobovich Johovich Inquois Nor- Air Division Northrup Aircraft Hawthorne Democratic Club Democratic Council Democratic Central Committee Hosmer SFK JFK Bob Houser

The Banquet Suffering and Millikan Rebuke Anecdote

A personal reminiscence laments tedious banquets and endless introductions at a Chamber of Commerce dinner in California. Dr. Robert A. Millikan’s witty rebuke at 10 pm inspires readers to endure such speeches. The piece ends with a comic tale of a speaker tearing his manuscript and revealing the Lambs Club address.

Robert A. Millikan Chamber of Commerce California Dr. Millikan Pam Mr. Blank Lambs Club New York

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