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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1964
Page
1
LA County supervisors warned that replacing braceros with welfare workers at 1.25 dollars an hour may not solve the farm labor crisis. The piece argues Americans won t take stoop labor, notes reliance on Mexican workers, and cites looming relief costs and unskilled job prospects for youths.
In San Francisco Indonesian students handed pro Sukarno handbills outside World Affairs Council as Malaysian Ambassador Yoke Lin Ong spoke. In Sacramento the Assembly Government Organization Committee eyed consolidating tax offices into a single agency and reviewing alcoholic beverage statutes.
The Brown Daily Herald reports 18 year old Neil P. Coady of Smithfield helped crowd control for President Johnson in Providence. He boarded Mrs. Johnson's car and rode with the First Lady to Brown University, then melted back into the crowd without identification. Secret Service had no comment on the photo. Funeral set for Ernst Toch. others noted include a Canadian Cancer Society officer charged with stealing $100,000, and Ralph Dungan named ambassador to Chile.
The Senate approved by voice vote a $1.8 billion school bill under the National Defense Education Act and extended aids to crowded districts. The House passed a $3.5 billion foreign aid bill by voice vote and sent it to the Senate, which concurred by a 35 to 15 margin. The Senate sent the foreign aid measure to the White House. the House also approved a $3.25 billion appropriations bill for foreign aid and related programs. A separate bill authorizes over $1.1 billion for anti poverty, civil rights, mass transit, and stamp programs. Today President and Mrs. Wilson host college student leaders. The Senate and House may debate veterans pension legislation before adjourning.
UPI reports vice presidential candidate William E. Miller warned Texas is pivotal with its 25 electoral votes. He named Bobby Baker and Billie Sol Estes as “friends” of Lyndon Johnson, criticized agricultural dealings, and called the Estes Baker cases two of the republic’s greatest scandals. Miller’s stop in Houston followed a San Antonio talk near the Alamo as Goldwater aides prepared a campaign visit.
President Johnson announced a White House conference on peace for 1965 if reelected. He spoke at the White House signing of International Cooperation Year, urging cooperation and noting a future commission on heart disease, cancer, and stroke. Prominent Republicans joined for photographs as Johnson offered vague details on the conference.
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