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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1963

Page

10

Rockefeller Retains LA Firm for West Coast Campaign

Nelson Rockefeller announced his plan to stay in the Republican race through the national primaries. He retained Spencer-Roberts & Associates of Los Angeles to aid his California campaign and to shape voter attitudes in the West. The campaign did not disclose costs. Rockefeller will contest New Hampshire on March 10 and California, with possible entry in other states as indicated by his spokesman.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller California Rockefeller Spencer-Roberts & Associates Los Angeles New Hampshire Spencer-Roberts Nelson Rockefeller Jung

Two Marines Sentenced in Holdups

Two Marines stationed at Santa Ana were arrested after a high speed chase through a Long Beach residential district. They admitted to five liquor store holdups in the previous two weeks. Donald P. Carry II, 22, received a minimum five year term from Superior Court Judge Maurice C. Sparling, with a prior police record noted. Patrick M. Landy, 23, was referred to the California Youth Authority.

California Youth Authority Donald P. Carry II Superior Court Maurice C. Sparling Curry Patrick M. Landy The Youth Authority Santa Ana Long Head

Ecumenism debate to open after council recess

Vatican City report says Ecumenism, a document on church unity, will be debated starting Monday after weekend recess. Clergy discussed diocesan boundary reorganization and church governance, with plenary session ending early as speakers exhausted. Bonn and U.S. defense topics appear in adjacent items.

Vatican City UPI Ecumenical Council Fathers Los

Dystrophy Drive Head Appointed In Long Beach

Dr Charles N Fabish of 452 Pine Ave has been named Long Beach chairman for the annual Muscular Dystrophy drive to be held December 6 to 8 The LA County Chapter of MDAA Inc led by President John Pixis reports a campaign goal of 13000 dollars The MD A A has established the Institute of Muscle Disease research center in New York

Charles H. Fabish Los Angeles County Bill Py Snowden St Lakewed Fabish Long Beach Hills Lodge Charles N. Fabish Pine Ave Long Beach John Pixis

Yosemite Across 41 Yosemite Gia' Tsictrg Grizly

Fragmented text lists scattered clues and garbled phrases about Yosemite related names, numbers, and terms. The readable bits mention Yosemite Park, a few titles, months and codes, with unclear associations and numerous OCR errors. The passage resembles a puzzle or index fragment rather than a coherent news item.

Yosemite Gia’ Tsictrg Grizly Aequoias Park Persont Syoremita Yosemite Run Gruminanis Econ Persia Merganser Miss Claire Pruit Thing Foundation Woody ‘S Finnhoe

Glenn Ford to star in Fale is the Hunter at Fox

Hollywood reports Glenn Ford will return to 20th Century Fox next month to headline the film Fale is the Hunter. The actor, a longtime Fox contract star, will begin work on the project pending production schedules.

Glenn Ford Hollywood UPI 20Th Century-Fox Fale Is the Hunter

Clerics, Sheriff End Jail Segregation in Williamson NC

In Williamson North Carolina Sheriff Raymond Rawls agreed to desegregate the Martin County jail today after clergymen from a newly formed Massachusetts SCLC unit defied an injunction by leading a segregation march. White and Negro ministers were housed together. after integration, white clergy took lunch. Authorities planned more mattress placements as demonstrations continued. More than 250 arrests since the start of protests demand desegregation of municipal facilities amid ongoing actions led by Golden Frinks and endorsed by Martin Luther King Jr.

Massachusetts Southern Christian Leadership Conference Golden Frinks SCLC Franks Martin Luther, King

Gas Chamber Sought in Robbery Killing Case

McKinley Smith, 22, ex-convict, is charged with murder in the shooting death during a robbery attempt. District attorney Gordon Jacobson said the crime is capital and urged the judge to impose the gas chamber if Smith is convicted. George Taylor, 4, also wounded, died from injuries.

Namper Dep Gordon Jacobson Superor Maurice C. Sparling Smith McKinley Smith Morder Kenneth 2 Sutherland Statth Hig Rob Lo Hery Thurstcharge Los Angeles Samuel W. Yorty Rosalind Wyman Ing

Investment banker Schwabacher dies in San Francisco

San Francisco investment banker Alfred E. Schwabacher, 57, senior partner of Schwabacher Co., died in a local hospital today. He and his late brother founded the firm in 1904.

San Francisco Alvert E. Schwehather Schwabacher & Co Iis James H. Schwabacher

Broadcasters Criticize New FCC Chief William Henry

In Nashville Leroy Collins president of the National Association of Broadcasters says the radio TV industry dislikes the new FCC chairman William Henry of Memphis. Collins told a South East and Midwest broadcast executives conference that Henry does not understand the broadcasting industry and that the industry does not understand him.

Nashville Tenn Florida Leroy Collins National Association of Broadscasters Federal Communications Commission Collins South East Midwest

Governor Barnett Speech Bar Denied by Michigan Judge

Detroit judge Thaddeus Machrowicz dismissed a suit by Jackie Vaughn Sr and another former candidate to bar Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett from speaking at the University of Michigan next Monday. He ruled no clear danger or university sanction of segregation existed, noting the topic was constitutional government and rights of states. The Michigan Union selected the speaker.

Detroit U.5 Thaddeus M. Machrolwicz Mississippi Ross Barnett University of Michigan Jackie Vaughn Srr Barnett U. of M Machrowicz Segts Vaughn Little Rock Ark Public. Co Amer, Ean Cavit Liberties Union Michigan Union

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