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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1964
Page
1
Reader's Digest notes from the Indianapolis Star warn savers about inflation eroding 1940 values by 190 billion dollars by 1966, tying the loss to rising federal debt. The piece questions fiscal policy, debt growth, and future security for retirees amid wage gains and stock market risk.
In San Bernardino a judge refused to allow Mrs. Tscille Miller to attend the funeral of her dentist husband Gordon E. Miller who was killed in a car fire. Prosecutors described the case as first degree murder with a preliminary hearing set for Oct. 23.
Robert K. Fox of the Food Employers Council, back from Washington, called the agreement in the food industry dispute a fair generous wage and fringe-benefit package. He said terms are reasonably likely to be accepted and noted suppliers performed "minor economic miracles" to keep markets stocked during the strike and lockout. The council will vote on the deal while Teamsters vote today and Friday, with details withheld until ratification.
Fragmentary historical newspaper notice from Long Beach California. Mentions publication details, court adjudication, decree number and delivery charge figures. Source text is garbled with illegible segments.
Sen Barry Goldwater will address a rally at the Hollywood Bowl on October 22. Admission is $1 and the 21000 seat venue is expected to sell out. Running mate Rep William Miller will tour Southern California beforehand and then proceed to Northern California after a San Diego overnight.
Classified help wanted notice urges readers to call Dink at HE 25959 to place an ad for hiring workers. The message uses a phone code and a catchy prompt to attract advertisers.
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