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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
1
L A Collins argues federal Public Works Acceleration Act funds finance small local projects like stadiums pavilions and pits across the nation. He contends such spending underscores New Frontier dependence on central government and erodes local autonomy while voters sometimes accept federal money despite prior taxes and bond hesitations.
Adolphe Menjou, famed screen star and The Continental style symbol, dies of chronic hepatitis at 73 in his Beverly Hills home. His long career spanned silent films to TV, with noted anti Communist views and a late life in Hollywood circles. His wife Verea Teasdale and adopted son Peter present at his side.
Washington scene as Rep Henry Gonzalez and Rep Ed Foreman clash after a punch in the House lobby. Gonzales, 47, proposes a man to man confrontation under Marquis of Queensberry rules or alley fight rules, while Foreman dismisses the act as unthinkable for an adult in Congress.
An all day symposium at the Edgewater Hotel features three guest speakers from Washington University and the University of Washington as obstetrics experts discuss liberal and conservative elements in national health policy. Speakers include Dr Russell Long Beach and Dr Robert H Barter who address obstetrics gynecology while Dr Alvarez reportedly notes political rhetoric tied to socialist causes. The event aims to enroll the first 150 doctors in attendance.
Swissair Tuesday became the first airline to take delivery of a new Douglas DC-9 passenger transport with a longer cabin accommodating 12 more seats. The airplane seats 16 first class, a lounge, and 129 in economy, or 163 in all economy configuration.
The President credited Republican leaders with pivotal support for civil rights legislation in voting education and public accommodations. The bill creates a three judge panel appeals process strengthens literacy as prima facie evidence and allows federal funding with anti discrimination provisions while easing bar for desegregation and preserving a strong filibuster shield.
An Emerson Elementary School first grader, Eric C. Wilde, was struck by a car that plowed through a 12 foot chain-link fence on school grounds. He suffered head and leg injuries but was reported in satisfactory condition at Community Hospital. Police cited Timothy Lee Rose, 19, of 3784 Pacific Ave for excessive speed.
Reader's Digest previews a Look condensed article on teenage unrest and destructive behavior among over a million out of school youths under 20. It argues unemployment and idle time fuel hostility and urges society to act.
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