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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
7
UPI reports John Shabazz minister of Bick Yale preaches Black Muslim separation and plans an all Negro mosque. No Caucasian rally attendees will be present at Olympic Auditorium next month except news reporters. A spokesman said Wednesday the rally is set for December 22.
In Superior Court a suit seeks 906000 as damages from Gerald Ar ficials and three police officers over arrests at a party at the Flintstone Apartments 2165 21st St where 75 to 100 people reportedly gathered. Police and city officials named face false imprisonment assault and battery and conspiracy charges.
Los Alamitos School District considers breaking away from Anaheim Union High School District. The board may vote Friday night after a survey showing Los Alamitos could economically run its own high schools. Junior high students currently attend Oak Junior High in Los Alamitos while elementary districts lie in Rossmoor and Los Alamitos.
Hereford England Adrian the timid bull collapsed when a cow faced him and a judge was shown the case. Arthur Zandona filed suit Wednesday alleging the cow-bred bull’s bashfulness made him unable to breed and thus seeks remedy.
The Golden Rain Foundation board weighs joining a national health plan. A resolution to ban national affiliation passes. developers seek a mutuals join. Controversy grows as Leisure World senior village debates control of benefits and services.
Mrs. Gertmunde Novak testified there is no connection between her husband Alfred Novak’s March 1962 death and business dealings with former Senate aide Bobby Baker. She and Novak had shared motel and stock investments with Baker, and she said the Senate Rules subcommittee’s inquiry was thorough while she answered questions about her business interests.
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