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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1964
Page
1
Oklahoma court ruled a baseball player's five month $46,500 unemployment payment was a charge to the club, highlighting how seasonal earnings and employer contributions raise unemployment costs. Critics warn such payouts drain state funds and raise payroll costs, risking benefits for workers.
The body of former New Orleans mayor Morrison and his young son Randy arrived after a fatal plane crash near Ciudad Victoria. Other victims included Raleigh Pellegrin and Qhide Cene, among others. Sen Kennedy arrived in Munich on a European fundraising tour. Wilder Hobson of Newsweek died in Princeton. Lord Beaverbrook's 85th birthday marked by tributes in London.
Miss Patricia Moul den, 22, of Coventry England, was fatally shot in front of the Morris residence in La Canada as a car sped away. Witness Ovid Gonzales described a dark car making a quick turn and fleeing south. The body lay by the driver's seat. a single bullet pierced her right ear. Investigators noted a purse in the car seat. Sheriff William Bett Morris said the crime appeared to involve an assault, with no confirmation of sexual violence.
The note argues workers should not be paid for not working and that employers may pay a bill or go broke unless protests occur. It cautions that workers who fail to oppose illegitimate payments undermine protections they may need when entitled, referencing LAC.
Jack Harwood a 33 year old shipping clerk telephoned the Denver FBI office daily for crime two years ago and did not stop. He reportedly made as many as 30 calls in a day. City police filed Harwood Saturday for investigation of disturbing the peace a city misdemeanor. He said I thought it was there to call.
In March 37 a case involving Cate Epserega is noted in County 46 court records. Details are incomplete but reference to legal matter appears in the public notice fragment.
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