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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1961
Page
20
Jacqueline Kennedy spoke to a French television audience about life with President Kennedy. She described relaxing puzzles she avoids admitting, and noted the President reads and plays with children. She emphasized her primary roles as mother and woman before public obligations.
President Kennedy, in New York and Cape Cod briefings, plans to push for disarmament progress at Geneva. He warns that Soviet veto rights on nuclear tests and Chinese expansion threaten free nations, while he stresses continued U.S. inspection efforts and a tough line on world hazards.
Long Beach and vicinity mostly sunny with scattered showers in the Owens Valley and desert regions. Winds gusty in the afternoon, with variable conditions across valleys. Temperatures midweek expected to rise slightly in some areas. offshore winds near the coast. Bradley dinner fund raises $600000 for cancer as Kennedy speaks to about 1500 attendees. various diplomatic notes follow about Israel arms concerns after Kennedy meeting with Ben-Gurion.
Geneva reports say Britain and the Soviet Union reached three compromises to restart the 14-nation Laos conference after a week recess. The plan would let U S Ambassador Harriman press for an end to Communist ceasefire violations while the Soviet delegation pushes for Moscow’s veto bound plan to control a neutral Laos. One Western informant predicted a session would be held today.
Leroy New York early reports say 17 year old John Aramino sacrificed his life Tuesday to save a younger boy from being struck by a train. The incident occurred in Leroy with authorities investigating the heroic act and noting the lifeless youth saved another child.
Sacramento legislators advanced a bill to create a State Youth Conservation Commission and secure a 5 million dollar appropriation to qualify for federal funds under a program proposed by U S Humphrey. Assemblyman Robert Leggett, D Vallejo, sponsors the measure, approved by the Assembly Government Organization Committee.
A local eye care offer promises free eye examinations and glasses for pensioners with identification, contacting social workers to arrange the service. Dr. Milton Glinberg, optometrist at 21 Pine Ave Heartwell Building, invites seniors to apply and benefit from 30 years of experience.
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