31 Oct 1964
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1964
Page
1
The U S News reports by the Industrial Conference Board and Federal Reserve Board show growing concern over rising debt from refinancing mortgages. Homeowners cash out equity for cars, vacations, or college costs, while locking higher long term payments and risking future security.
Weather bulletin notes sunny and warmer today with considerable sunshine and high clouds over the desert regions. Lower valleys see highs around 70 with cooler readings near 29 to 90 in some areas, while winds shift to westerly 10 to 18 knots along the Mexican border and outer channel conditions show coastal register.
Sacramento AP report says the Department of General Services will order 1 606 new model autos to be delivered through next June for state operations. Costs total about $2 3107 per vehicle, averaging 181 646.
Nebraska banking director Henry Ley said Richard Davenport confessed to misappropriating up to 18 million dollars to fund personal investments and gambling. Davenport, 45, president of Nebraska Saye Bank, was arrested in Lincoln after a voluntary surrender and faces state and federal charges.
President Johnson spoke to a large Chicago crowd praising bipartisanship and recalling Democratic legacies. He urged reform and emphasized the New Freedom and New Frontiers while citing progress on civil rights and social programs. Mrs. Johnson complimented the tour across 44 states and noted strong enthusiasm despite hecklers.
Los Angeles County Registrar Benjamin Hite clarifies voting rights ahead of Tuesday's election. Voters need not show registration stubs or answer questions about eligibility outside polling places. Precinct boards may question qualifications. police and sheriffs are to help maintain order. Polls run 7 am to 7 pm. Voters may vote at the polling place of their former or current precinct if moved within the county or not re-registered.
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