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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1963
Page
1
The Queen sent a conciliatory telegram after palace officials found Mrs. Cooper, who planned to celebrate a 100th birthday on Oct 8, was actually born Oct 14. Neighbors and Mrs. Cooper ponder the few days' drift, while authorities confirm the correction and the Queen’s telegram meant to avoid disappointment.
A former Senate secretary, Baker, resigns after pressure from both parties as the majority leader Mansfield notes the need for withdrawal. Humphrey states the resignation was not requested. The report also recalls a 1932 tidal wave in Cuba that killed thousands and Cuba's relief disruptions, plus Castro's narrow escape from drowning.
In Knoxville Tennessee doctors fight a Type E botulism outbreak linked to smoked whitefish. A prominent businessman and his daughter died, a university professor and family, a chemical engineer and spouse, and others hospitalized or observed. Kroger recalled products. Michigan tests. California reports no distribution. A separate Cuba hurricane tale reports 80 killed near Mayari. Public officials seek anti toxin and raising alarms about potential epidemic risks.
An advertisement touts a private booth experience with high frequency therapy and laboratory produced chemicals applied by a therapist. It claims years of development and offers a free hair and scalp examination to address dandruff and thinning hair symptoms.
An advertisement urges readers to try the Turail System claiming rapid hair restoration and scalp improvement. It promises full refunds if results are not shown and cites supposed widespread testimonials. The copy warns delaying treatment could lead to baldness.
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