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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1964
Page
1
A column by L.A. Collins argues a Teamsters food delivery strike will disrupt wholesalers and raise costs for families. The piece contends unions strike one unit to pressure all, urging industry-wide unity among employers to avoid a monopoly and protect customers from higher prices.
Senators reached informal agreement on a compromise plan to settle the reapportionment controversy. President Johnson presented freedom medals to 30 prominent Americans in a White House ceremony. Secretary Rusk said the United States has appealed to South Vietnamese leaders to declare a moratorium of their differences and get on with the job for saving their country. Johnson flies to Miami for a speech. Goldwater embarks on a Southern campaign tour. Senate votes on reapportionment compromise, House holds routine session.
Independent Long Beach paper records court adjudication details dated October 6 1941 from Los Angeles County Sue Perler Court. Includes delivery charges and a miscellaneous ledger line referencing a relief item with amounts 940 00 and 36 00 and a shelf or service line.
Sincere eye examination with glasses fitted to their eyes is offered to practically all OAS pensioners at no cost. Visit Dr Milton Glinberg Optometrist at 11 Pine Age, Heartwell Bldg, downstairs. bring identification and contact your social worker to handle details. Phone HEmlock 52113.
A Bradenton man 37 year old maintenance worker Thomas Turner faces manslaughter and leaving the scene charges after his car struck a 12 year old boy riding a bicycle. Turner, who reportedly drank before the accident, revealed he killed his son and asked to plead guilty to begin serving a sentence. His family, including four daughters, faces an uncertain future as Turner contemplates life with the loss.
Mrs. Fred J. Ténze of Evanston Illinois was re elected president of the national Woman's Christian Temperance Union on Monday in Rochester New York.
Arkansas Supreme Court allows a statewide vote on legal casino gambling in Hot Springs. The court rejected a challenge to the ballot title by Dr Erwin J McDonald and three Little Rock residents who argued the name Garland County Lawful Wagering Amendment was misleading. The justices said wagering betting and gambling are practically synonymous in common usage and law.
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