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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
1
The estate of the late film actor Jeff Chandler reportedly does not have to pay about $36,000 in 1959 income taxes claimed by his former wife.
West Dems plan talks on civil rights and Birmingham issues as Kennedy era policy debates unfold. The report ties court actions in Los Angeles over tax settlements to broader race and education concerns, noting five college graduates and a diploma ceremony amid civil rights tensions. It also covers Gig Young's Mexico marriage and remarks at a Kansas City Air Force anniversary dinner.
Senator Church harshly criticized Goldwater over nuclear weapons and the arms race. He charged that a candidate aware of the consequences of hermonuclear war yet advocating it misunderstands reality. He urged leaders avoid violence and uphold freedom through ideas, not force. Bailey predicted tax cuts in Congress, Brown to speak at a dinner, Humphrey to headline a fund raiser, with Udall and Freeman among speakers at party sessions.
The Gene Autry Hotel Co. adds the Mark Hopkins Hotel atop Nob Hill in San Francisco to its chain. Owner Louis Lurie declined to disclose price. hotel built in 1926 amid other Autry properties including Continental in Hollywood and Sahara Inn near Chicago.
A three foot high stump remains after Rutgers University crews dismantled the Kilmer oak on its 150 year old campus. Spectators watched as the white oak, inspiration for Joyce Kilmer's Trees, was cut down limb by limb in the rain. A brief ceremony honored the tree with an eighth grade Rutgers Preparatory School student reciting Kilmer’s poem.
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