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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1964
Page
1
The LAC column by L.A. Collins examines how fake claims and exaggerated damages drive up auto insurance costs. A Kansas City service station operator allegedly staged 35 accidents to profit from insurance payouts, while insurers create claims bureaus as fraud rises.
A five-year-old Lakewood girl, Kelly Ann Knight, remained in serious condition late Wednesday after a pickup struck her in front of her home Tuesday at 11 a.m. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Knight of 20812 Longworth Ave, was riding a bicycle and was taken to Woodruff Community Hospital.
Bill Stegner, 26, blind since birth, wins an FCC permit as radio engineer at KGHM in Brookfield, Missouri. He handles engineering tasks, reads meters by tone, uses Braille tools, and aims for accurate readings while managing maintenance and on-air duties.
United Nations Secretary General Thant told a 21 nation working group that drift and improvisation can no longer finance UN operations. He urged collective responsibility as arrears mount and funding to Congo, the Middle East, and peacekeeping agencies falters. A separate report notes Leroy E. Hill Sr. died at 69 after a gasoline ignition in his garage following cleaning, with a nearby water heater flare cited in police statements.
President Johnson directs a compilation of hundreds of FBI reports to seek a pattern in outbreaks of racial violence. He meets with Ambassador Tryer and aides on Vietnam while the Senate weighs reopening the Bobby Baker investigation. House and Senate action centers on reapportionment, Viet Nam, and closed sessions with Ambassador Taylor.
Leilani Out owner Don May, 55, reported a break in at 4 am outside his restaurant on Second Street. A storage room door was kicked in and 16 cases of beer valued at $60 were stolen, leaving May joking about not being invited to his own celebration.
A picnic for former residents of Emporia Kansas is planned at Recreation Park Sunday from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Lunch and ice cream will be furnished. The item hints at possible private East West negotiations on the financial situation without detailing specifics.
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