06 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1964
Page
1
A California Poll shows 32 percent would vote yes on Proposition 17 while 27 percent vote no and 41 percent have no opinion. The measure would repeal an initiative mandating minimum fireman staffing on fright and yard trains, allowing railroads to cut crew sizes per federal rulings, with severance for those under two years and reemployment for seniors.
President Johnson greeted Philippine President Macapagal with a parade and peace pledge as they rode in Johnsons new armored bubbletop limousine through downtown Washington. Johnson stressed readiness to respond to threats, reaffirming long standing U S Philippine friendship and discussing bilateral ties.
A brisk want ad promises thrift convenience and rapid buying and selling. Call HE 2-5959 to place or respond to listings.
The End Independent reports a 26 year old wife admitted fabricating that a Negro stabbed her white husband in Times Square. She said the attacker was a white former boyfriend and the husband knew him. Police charged her with obstructing justice and she urged her husband to deny knowledge of the assailant.
Fragmentary newspaper record from Long Beach California appears to note publication details, legal classification, and a decree number with dated references. The readable items mention MABEL and charges or dues amounts, plus a single copy price and delivery terms amidst garbled OCR text.
Bishop A Raymond Grant of Portland Oregon was elected president of the National Board of Christian Social Concerns for the Methodist Church in New York on Monday. He will lead the board for four years and oversee social action programs nationwide.
President Johnson formally proclaimed next Monday October 2 as Columbus Day. The declaration sets the national observance with government offices closed in alignment with the federal holiday.
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