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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
6
West German police reported two former Communist border guards led two two-year-old girls through an East German minefield to freedom in the West. An East German soldier also escaped to West Germany in a separate break.
The Washington dispatch reports a bill cosponsored by Supreme Court justices and supported by Representatives Morris Udall and Joel Broyhill to raise top government salaries from $10,000 to $59,000 and boost pay for cabinet officials and other federal employees.
The notice lists numerous deceased individuals with residences and funeral details. Names include Barbara De Meulenaar, Raymond Gruetzmacher, Helen Rutherford, Torisa Sato, Cornelius ter Marten, Violet USSH, Jane Dindtage, Donclene Mooshian, Oscar Linn, Milton Roth, Leah Rarr, Adeline Troxel, John Mixan, and others. Services span Bellflower Mortuary, Artesia Mortuary, Church of Our Fathers, and various dates and times in coming days. Surviving relatives and service locations are noted for each entry.
Los Angeles. Insurance executive John G. Dempsey 47 pleaded no contest to a grand theft charge for allegedly stealing more than 1 million in benefits and premiums. Dempsey, once in trouble in 1962 over forging a client’s name to a 25000 check for a race horse death, faced arrest, flight to South America, and re-arrest after returning on bail.
The Senate passed a stopgap bill authorizing an extra $50 million for loans financing housing for the elderly, sending the measure to the White House for approval. The move expands the existing program which has already received $150 million in appropriations.
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