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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1963
Page
2
The column argues for fair treatment of Madame Nhu amid protests and calls out perceived double standards. It notes U.S. support for Vietnam, critiques of the regime, Nepotism charges, and hopes Ambassador Lodge can mediate tensions while praising her courage and dignity despite hostile reception.
Harvard officials acknowledge party scenes in dorm rooms with limits on guest access and times. President Pusey declined to comment. Radcliffe's Mary Kenting notes no cause for alarm as reports cite surveys on premarital relations, while campus leaders emphasize caution and propriety.
Medical officials probe 15 day coma of Florence Grant at Letterman Amy Hospital after her husband Thomas Grant Jr. died by suspected suicide. Negative lab results. police note only she can reveal what happened. Also reports involve a civil suit by Carlos Schreiner against a former husband, a moldy bill discovery in Long Island, a memorial for Dina Churchil, and other brief items.
The Crosby family tragedy unfolded at a Lakewood residence where Mrs. Crosby and her son were killed while a birthday party was planned for Saturday. Neighbors described Mrs. Crosby as a devoted wife and mother, secretary, and church worker. Authorities found two bodies. a sister discovered the scene after doors were locked and police were summoned.
The store advertises a free Pedography print of stocking feet with a new arc support system tailored to individual foot ailments. MIL L. E. TAYLOR, R.M.T., will be in the shop Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons for demonstrations. Phase HE 27451 is given for appointment.
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