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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
17
Argentina's Congress confirmed Arturioia as president and Carlos Perette as vice president for six years. They will take office Oct. 12. Ilia won the July 7 popular vote and carried the electoral college on July 32.
Washington reports on a projected U S space based detector system named Vela Hotel to monitor nuclear tests worldwide. Secretary McNamara described a fleet of two satellites per vehicle able to detect detonations from up to two hundred million miles, with a launch window aimed for September or October. The program, kept discreet, could enable early detection or verification of clandestine tests, and involves Western or neutral nations potentially deploying the system.
First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy, recovering from the cesarean delivery of her infant son, is anxious to go home. Reports cite steady improvement and solid food intake as she rests at the hospital, with plans for a quiet return to public life and time with her children before the president’s arrival.
In Grand Rapids Minnesota two children Dennis Bellefer 16 and Beverly 9 and the family dog Peppy trekked through dark brush for an hour to find help after their plane wreck left their parents trapped. They followed a highway and barked to attract attention, signaling rescue.
Los Angeles AP Wirin of the ACLU urged a Superior Court judge to let the New Party hold a rally in a Redondo Beach public park on August 31 and September 28 while denouncing Nazi tactics in a broader controversy over permit requests. Earlier June and July rallies were rejected. In a separate accident report a Twin Cities couple and a missing dog survived a crash after pilot error while attempting a landing near an airport. The Bollefers from Minneapolis were injured. their daughter Diane described the family’s distress and plans to return home.
A San Fernando man, Manuel Pino Halguin, 24, was sentenced to six months in jail and five years to life for the scalding death of his 17 month old son Jess Halguin on March 18. He was convicted of second degree murder after allegedly placing the baby in a hot shower. The six month term was for probation violation tied to a separate child beating charge he pleaded guilty to in July 1962.
Primate Dilowa Hulokhti, 80, longtime tutor to the Dalai Lama and head of the Lama Buddhist Church of America, is reported as a cancer patient at Grace Hospital in New Haven, Connecticut.
Los Angeles mayor Samuel W. Yorty vetoes a $10,000 appropriation to establish district offices for Councilmen Gilbert W. Lindsay and James B. Potter. The veto cites council staff cuts in his own office and argues it is absurd to approve more taxpayer funds for district headquarters for council members.
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