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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1963
Page
1
LA Collins column argues the proposed 250 million dollar grain deal with Russia risks US taxpayers by guaranteeing credits to Communist Hungary and Russia. The piece condemns Khrushchev’s Berlin stance and calls for halting commercial dealings until Moscow shows decency, warning the Kremlin aims to pressure the United States.
UPI reports U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Stevenson deems the Castro regime a grave concern and warns of a Communist beachhead in the Western Hemisphere He says Cuba trains subversives and may influence elections in Latin American republics He cites Dallas incident with local extremists and notes right wing fears and rhetoric amid Cold War tensions.
In a London style rush, traders report Trading Stamps caused a panic at a Tesco market in Leicester. Manager Jobo Easto said the day overwhelmed staff as goods toppled from shelves and twelve women fainted before the store shut doors and let in a dozen housewives for safety.
In Edinburgh Scotland Miss MacSween served as secretary for 33 years. The notice notes her passing and reflects on her longtime service.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a legal notice type item with names and dates unclear. It mentions Besna sine Avy Long Basch and Addie 2 by So part Anga'es County. Place names Long Beach and Cut appear with scattered dates and numbers, but details are unreadable.
Rep Wayne KL Mays said he brought Ernest Petinaud, leadwaiter of the House dining room, to Paris on an expenses paid trip to serve as liaison for the American NATO delegation. Petinaud acted as messenger between the U S mission and NATO HQ during the Paris stay. The NATO team traveled home on an Air Force plane, and the waiter worked for expenses only. Mary Ann Fischer Quintuplet moved from incubator to bassinets in Aberdeen SD weighing 3 pounds 9 ounces as the quintuplets started life in a hospital. The other quints remain in bassinets. James Andrew weighed 4 pounds 15 ounces. Soviet cosmonaut Andran Nikolayev and Valentina Tereshkova arrived in New Delhi to begin a two person honeymoon tour after their Moscow wedding attended by Nikita Khrushchev, with around 15,000 cheering. London playwright Brendan Behan expressed joy at Behan’s reported recovery as his hospital spokesman noted the public interest. Los Angeles singer Tim Yero suffered head injuries and other trauma in an auto accident near Worksop while returning to London. fellow driver Sammy Samwell was treated for shock and injuries.
Hardin Montana 17 year old Robert Rollins, a high school junior with no prior trouble, confessed Sunday to picking up 12 year old Signe Stormy Timberman in his father's car and dumping her stabbed body in a roadside ditch. County Attorney Robert Wilson said Rollins was taken to Billings for psychiatric evaluation but jailed there as public outrage grew. Rollins wept and showed remorse but offered no motive. authorities plan to file murder charges and try him as an adult under Montana law. The fatal stabbing, seven wounds to the stomach, shook the farming town of 2,700 as searchers had been trying to locate the missing girl for 17 hours.
Lowell Thomas, 71, noted world traveler and news commentator, was reported in satisfactory condition after a hospital admission at Henry Ford Hospital. Details of the illness or exact date of admission were not provided in the sparse dispatch from Detroit.
A burglary report states about $100 was stolen from a bank cache found on a closet shelf in the home of Boyd C. Ferris at 65 Lees Ave. No suspect details given. Police investigate the Saturday incident.
Harold E. Machen Sr. of Portland reveals his son MacMillan Jr. told Worcester officials he was an airline executive while posing as a doctor at State Hospital. Nurses Carol Bengtsson and others were deceived. MacMillan, 33, faced a mental examination after arraignment for illegal medical practice. He had been a psychiatry resident at the hospital since February and previously studied osteopathy.
Organizers planned a Detroit parade named Ride to Freedom with a sponsor noting potential attendance could reach over 20,000 people. The event reflects a large public gathering with expected substantial turnout and civic participation.
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