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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1964
Page
1
A former editorial urges careful consideration of Prop. 13 and Prop. 16, arguing private operation of a state lottery could reap large promoter profits and moral concerns. It warns that many supporters misunderstand Prop. 18 and notes the public should discuss the issues before November.
The report notes sunny morning hours with some clouds, cooler daytime conditions, and variable coastal winds. It mentions valleys and lower valleys with cooler readings, and a offshore wind shifting to westerly around 12 knots. Tides are listed at 5:40, with low tides near 1:07, indicating a mixed coastal forecast.
Marina Oswald in Richardson Texas says her late husband wrote and revised a diary to present a favorable image of himself in the United States. She recalls their meeting in 1961 and notes he feared arrest for defection when returning from Russia.
LARKFIELD England Walter Gladdish aged 81 left his nagging wife Joyce 76 to live with a horse in a stable. He bought the horse Nobby for company saying he loves life as he pleases and the horse never argues. He sleeps near the stall, candles light the stable, and Nobby wakes him kindly each morning.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Independent publishing in Long Beach California, with oblique mentions of Decree No C-10280, yearly and monthly charges, and delivery terms. Ambiguous names and numbers appear without clear event or dates.
The article notes Sinatra left southern Spain for Madrid and Paris after a fine resulting from an incident with Cuban actress Onding Caniban, a Madrid journalist, and a Spanish photographer. Sinatra reportedly had a glass of whiskey thrown in his face, causing cuts.
Frederick Ne Gole funeral services for the tired sportswear leader Cole of California were held Tuesday in Los Angeles. Cole, who founded the firm and built a multimillion-dollar business, died Saturday at his Hollywood home at age 63. Cause of death was not disclosed.
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