28 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1964
Page
1
Los Angeles column argues that California added 170000 jobs in September versus a year earlier, with 48000 in government. It notes tax-funded growth outpacing population, raising taxes and stifling private industry, while services, trade, and manufacturing also rise. Economists split on sustainability.
Anaheim gears for Halloween with a kiddies parade Friday downtown as Disneyland marks its Festival of Fantasy tenth anniversary. Angels pitcher Dean Chance will serve as grand marshal for the main parade at 6 30 p m Saturday in La Palma Stadium.
In Paris an opposition bid to topple Georges Pompidou's government with a constructive censure motion failed by 33 votes. The reform motion drew 209 votes of 242 needed, short of forcing the government's resignation, with opposition parties managing several more votes than forecast.
An ambulance driver in Fort Worth Texas delivered a heart attack patient to a hospital despite flames shooting up from the floor. The patient died en route. Driver Eddie James recounted stomping the floor to clear smoke as the battery cable sparked fuel. The blaze was extinguished at the hospital.
The executive dean of Humboldt State College Dr. Lawrence E. Tuer, aged 57, died Tuesday night in Arcata. He had joined Humboldt as executive dean in 195? and served in that role since.
Soledad California UPI report states eight knives found as inmates locked in cells after a violent clash in a television room. Officials attribute the fight to opposing pressure groups with racial overtones. Arthur Calvan, 21, of Los Angeles, died after three chest wounds. Two other prisoners, Jerry Culbreath and Dennis Scherer, were wounded.
Independent daily at Sixth St and Pine Ave Long Beach California enters as second class matter. Adjudicated by Superior Court Los Angeles County Decree No. C H 280. Carrier delivery details show a monthly year per copy price.
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