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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1962
Page
1
President Kennedy and Mexican President met for a broad discussion of hemispheric problems including Cuba. Officials noted a cordial welcome and anticipated further talks on intensified collective action to isolate Fidel Castro, amid a luncheon with Mrs Kennedy and Embassy activities for 2 000 guests.
President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy tour Mexico City with a cordial welcome from crowds. Jackie Kennedy gets a modest but enthusiastic reception as she visits the National Museum of Anthropology and other sites. Kennedy accepts the city’s key and praises the warm turnout during their day of meetings and luncheons.
Zelda Ramos Cuba, wife of Cleveland Indians pitcher Pedro Ramos, was found unconscious at home from a tranquilizer overdose. She remained in fair condition at St John Hospital. The case was reported by Mrs Hank Tequierdo, bullpen catcher’s wife, and her attorney has filed for alimony.
In New York James Patrick Mulloaly 41 was indicted for first degree murder in the June 11 shooting of Alice Taylor a cafe executive at Mary Gay’s company. Mulloaly pleaded innocent showing no emotion as authorities described the motive linked to tensions with his sister’s employer.
Washington SPI reports House investigators held a second secret session with William E Morris, a former Agriculture official linked to Texas magnate Billie Sol Estes. Details of the closed meetings were not disclosed as Morris faced questions over Estes associations after being dismissed for missing earlier agency questioning.
A reported beating left an 82 year old widow near death at a residence. Pedro, who received pennies for odd jobs, was hospitalized with cuts after the scuffle. He told police the woman had given him $3 and milk and cookies Friday. Gonzales said he broke into the locked house with an ax after hearing screams. He had no permanent address.
Explosive health care issue surfaces as a plan would let people 65 and older choose private insurance with Social Security backing. The program would be funded by payroll tax increases, place benefits as a right with no need test, and involve a federal trust fund plus state role in administration.
The district projects a record average daily attendance of 82,120 and a 4.8 percent teacher raise, yet maintenance cuts and higher junior college revenues help keep the tax rate down. Superintendent warns of serious financial strain by end of next fiscal year without new revenue sources.
A district budget forecast shows moderate use of reserve funds for 1962 65 and a maxed tax rate next year. Major items include $850 000 Newcomb School near Spring Street and a $110 000 Dewey Continuation project as President Kennedy expands trade controls. In Bayville New York a signal from Oyster Bay Hospital comforted Captain Walter Riscen that his children tonsils are out and they are returning home soon.
At Friday’s meeting the board adopted a policy allowing time-and-a-half premium overtime pay for its 500 nonteaching employees, with supervisory staff excluded from the policy.
Margaret J. Hanson widow of George B. Hanson died unexpectedly Friday at Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. She lived at 541 Vista St since 1927 and held roles with the Assistance League Volunteer Hospital Auxiliary and other groups. Survived by son Richard G. and sisters Esther Wreughe and Helen Westover. Funeral plans with Dispay Family Funeral Directors. donations asked to Margaret O. Hanson Memorial Fund at Memorial Hospital.
Seth tells the seg By STEVE D. CARROLL. Lightweight summer clothing helps workers by resisting wrinkles and stains, with fabrics offering built in bonuses. Regular cleaning remains essential as perspiration can damage silk and silk blends, unseen until cleaning. We pickup and deliver.
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