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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1963
Page
1
A News magazine survey of official figures questions the scope of unemployment. It notes about 35 million unemployed or 5.5 percent of the labor force, with many married women entering or seeking part time work. It highlights that counts include those changing jobs, on strike, or seeking work after a family member becomes unemployed.
A quirky guide promises easy paths to become a sought after partner, improve confidence, and make friends, with casual tips and a rough schedule noting 4010 PM as a potential event time.
The Senate promoted Francis R. Valeo to secretary to its Democratic majority, succeeding Robert G. Baker who resigned amid a probe into staff finances. Valeo moved up from administrative assistant to Democratic leader Mike Mansfield’s office after briefing senators. Also noted, the defense uncovered a plan involving Mrs Thompson’s murder tied to insurance and an illicit relationship, as prosecutors argued motives and a “other woman” angle. Pascual Ortiz Rubio, Mexico’s president from 1930 to 1932, died in Mexico City after a long public career.
Comic Jackie Gleason fractured his arm while taping a TV show and restaurateur Toots Shor also suffered a break when Frank Sinatra slapped him on the back, causing him to topple from a chair at Shor's New York restaurant.
Soviet forces blocked multiple convoys near Helmstedt and at the Berlin front, delaying movements for hours and at times briefly detaining drivers. US British and French commanders warned that when more than 30 troop passengers are carried convoys may be dismounted for Soviet processing, while reaffirming Allied rights to access to Berlin.
The weather forecast places light rain across the region today with a 50 percent chance of sprinkles. Moisture is expected to reach Long Beach and surrounding mountain areas, aided by a weather system moving southeast from California. Local residents should prepare for light showers, mainly in higher terrain.
VL George T. Baker 62 founder of National Air Lines died Monday during a Vienna vacation. He suffered a heart attack after decades in aviation, having sold his stake in NAL in 1962 and remained a board member. Baker was known as a bold, self made industry figure. In other notes film star Tony Perkins tripped in a park, injuring his leg while Brigitte Bardot’s costar awaited.
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