Violence Surges After Watts Rally In South Los Angeles
Two outbursts of violence by Negroes followed a rally in Watts area protests the fatal shooting of Leonard Deadwyler by a police officer. Newsmen Karl Fleming and David Moberg were injured as crowds dispersed after the protest. Police arrested one man and detained another for questioning. An inquest date is scheduled.
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Skitch Henderson Eyes Indy 500 Pit Crew Role
Skitch Henderson, famed bandleader and television figure, plans to watch the Indianapolis 500 as a member of Roger Ward’s pit crew on May 30. Though mainly a water boy, he previously drove as an assistant for Mercedes on the Grand Prix circuit and tours major sports car tracks, enjoying the trackside thrill from the pit.
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Mexicans Plan Second U.S. Trip
Michael S. Hazzard of the American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico said the recent economic mission to the United States was very successful and may lead to another. He noted inquiries from New York for an exhibition of Mexican products and requests from Dallas San Antonio Tampa Los Angeles and Houston for exhibitions. The group met with bankers and financiers as part of its aims to boost Mexico’s commerce.
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