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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1964
Page
1
LA Callin cites USSR policy shifts seen in a November magazine and contrasts Russian leadership, British politics, and American press freedom. It warns that private enterprise and personal liberties face erosion, urging individual responsibility to preserve the free enterprise system.
Washington United Press International reports that amid international events the Harris poll shows Johnson leading Goldwater 60 to 34 with 6 percent undecided. The shift underscores foreign policy as the decisive campaign issue, surpassing other concerns. Assemblyman Carley Lal Portes will speak on propositions at a Realtors breakfast in Cerritos College student center.
A Miami youth Victor Soler, 15, who suffered Hodgkin's disease, will have his wish granted to be cremated with his ashes scattered at sea. His mother said the sea will carry him to travel the world.
Frank Luther Mott dean emeritus of the University of Missouri School of Journalism and Pulitzer Prize winner died Friday in Columbia Missouri. He was 78 and renowned for his scholarly work in journalism history and criticism.
A sharp earthquake struck Hawthorne Nevada early Friday with minor damage reported. The Mineral County sheriff said one woman reported the shock at 57 a.m., some windows broke. Seismographs at the University of Nevada and University of California Berkeley recorded 4.5 and 5.25 on the Richter scale, with the quake lasting six minutes and described as very strong by a resident.
Long Beach and vicinity expect considerable cloudiness with periods of sun. Highs today around 39 in some areas and near 77 to 82 in valleys, with lows near 55 to 58 overnight. Winds shift from northerly to westerly up to 18 knots, with a small change in temperatures expected Sunday.
In Vatican City the Ecumenical Council voted to debate controversial modern world topics while deferring birth control as requested by the Pope. Archbishop Felici announced a fourth council session and a commission of experts has begun work on related issues. The vote to discuss birth control passed 1,579 to 296, with bishops noting the issue is medically complex and the Pope reserves final judgment.
Long Beach California daily newspaper entry shows circulation by carrier delivery and mail with pricing and filing details. The notice lists publication location Sixth Street and Pine Avenue and references a Superior Court decree number C-10200 dated October 614.
New York UPi Editor & Publisher reports President Johnson backed by 198 of the nation's daily newspapers versus 125 for Barry Goldwater. Total circulations cited show Johnson at 26,188,566 and Goldwater at 7,592,617, with 340 papers undecided.
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