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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1960
Page
1
LAC's column discusses Redwood City south of San Francisco confronting a school building shortage as population grows and voters reject a new high school bond. Three plans are outlined: year round use of buildings, double sessions, or shorter daily sessions extending the year by about 37 days, with no new buildings under the latter.
In Los Angeles delegates at the State Bar Association convention rejected a bid to disbar lawyers who are members of the Communist Party. The measure, proposed by Edward E. Heavey, claimed 39 Communists practiced law in California and faced strong opposition, being defeated by voice vote. Delegates also took no action on a resolution evaluating confidence in the U.S. Supreme Court and approved a plan to abolish the coroner position by distributing duties to other officials.
The Huntington Hotel, on Ocean Boulevard in Olean, offers 44 rooms with private baths, wall-to-wall carpet, writing desks, and daily maid service. Dining room faces the ocean and features room and meal packages, including beef, turkey, Virginia ham, and other dishes. Prices start at 327 EAR per person with a wining room and outside catering available. Phone HE 45253.
Politician Lausche aligns with Kennedy in a developing contest as supporters weigh the implications of this cross party appeal. Local observers note potential shifts in campaign dynamics and voter reactions across districts.
Report of campaign events in West Virginia with crowds for Nixon and Kennedy. Lausche comments praise for Kennedy without fabrication. Nixon cites Democratic program costs and accuses Kennedy of ignoring GOP views as the race heats up.
The quote proclaims a country’s 1480 milling people as the best fed clothed and housed in the Jute world, asserting superior living standards amid a boastful critique of economic reality and social status.
Japanese Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko visit Washington with a red carpet welcome and formal greeting from Undersecretary of State Livingston T Merchant. Akihito predicts a new era of Japan-U.S. friendship and world peace. The pair receive the Supreme Order of the Chrysanthemum from President Eisenhower as crowds line the streets.
An emergency Coast Guard flight returned south on a mercy mission to La Paz to recover Wilma Burkey, an American missionary from Oregon, in serious condition due to burns. Details on how she was injured were not disclosed.
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