Judge Orders HUAC to Halt Viet Hearing
Washington federal judge orders a House Un American Activities hearing delayed while government lawyers appeal. Justice Department seeks to set aside Corcoran restraining order. Despite the ruling, HUAC plans to convene at 7 a.m. PDT, aiming to vote on a bill banning aid to the Viet Cong.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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David Bardon
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Appeals Court
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Walter M. Bastian
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American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Joseph Hannon
Corcoran
Hannon
U.S
Congress
Air Troop Accord Reached Ends Airline Strike Deal
Union negotiators accepted a news contract offer in a 39 day old airline strike and urged IAM machinists to ratify Friday. If accepted by about 340 members, United National Northwest and Trans World Airlines plan to resume flying this weekend. TAM president Roy Siemiller called the agreement the best in the history of negotiations and urged locals to vote Friday after partial reports.
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Washington
APE
International Association
Mey
SiemMller
Itien
IAM
Siemiller
ACLU
James J. Reynolds
Labor Department
Old Delhi Building Collapse Kills 14
A 200 year old building declared unsafe collapsed in Old Delhi after a mild tremor, killing 14 and injuring 11 as crowds gathered in crowded alleys. Local authorities and rescue teams rushed to the scene to search for survivors and stabilize the area.
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New Delhi
Old Delhi
U S Reveals Red Plot To Invade Take Saigon
U S officials disclose a historic North Vietnamese plan to seize Saigon as South Vietnam’s government fractured. The enemy aimed to position near major population centers, leveraging coups to exploit chaos while the U S boosts its forces in the region.
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U.S
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UC New York Times
Plas
Suig
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Tlan
South Viet Nam
Nin Place
Lunar Orbiter Transmits Pictures in Gear Test
Lunar Orbiter sent test pictures from around the moon during a 20 minute transmission as it orbits at about 17 to 1,159 miles out. Site Zero on the eastern limb offers never before photographed terrain and the craft may televise images to networks Thursday and over the weekend.
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Space Agency
Langley Research Center
Hampton
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Lunar Orbiter
Devel
Earth
Doze
Inside The Independent Telephones Pasadena and Los Angeles
Telephone area listings show Pasadena East Valley and Los Angeles service as Independent Telephones with contact numbers WH 0812 East Valley 445 2434 and Los Angeles MUrray 651 4871, illustrating regional exchange branding amid local lines.
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Pasadena Area
Sycamore
East Valley
Zenith
Los Angeles
Murray
Public Sale as IRS Seizes Pasadena Playhouse
IRS agents seal the Pasadena Playhouse for back taxes amid audience jeers. The seizure aims for a possible public sale to cover delinquent taxes, with redemption possible before sale. Officials plan a fundraiser and seek city funds to reopen the theatre.
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Pasadena Playhouse
Villians
Institutor
Internal Revenue Service
Gsem
United States
Internal Revenue
District Director of
Welfare Director Wedemeyer Quits Over Policy Dispute
Sacramento AP reports John M Wedemeyer state social welfare director and Gov Brown aide resigned Monday after criticizing the governor over welfare policy. Brown called it not personal and said a new director would be named soon amid disagreements on plans to fund private organizations to assist welfare recipients in Alameda Contra Costa and Monterey counties.
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Sacramento
John M. Wedemayre
Brown
Wedemeyer
Alameda
Contra Costa
Monterey
Resignation By Wedemeyer Sparks Welfare Debate
County Supervisor Warren M. Dorn, longtime critic of California welfare practices, welcomed John M. Wedemeyer’s resignation as state director of social welfare. Dorn praised the governor for standing behind taxpayers and promised a successor more responsive to the poor and less to the welfare state, calling Wednesday’s news a chance for reform.
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Warren M. Dorn
California
Vienday
John M. Wedemeyer
Dorn
Wedemeyer
Two Syrian Jets Downed in Sea of Galilee Air Battle
AP reports Syrian jets attacked Israeli patrols over the Sea of Galilee, with a MiG21 shot down and another believed down inside Syria. Israel says three patrol boats were damaged, eight ablaze, and one destroyed. cease-fire agreed after tensions. Prime Minister Eshkol visited Galilee for an on-the-spot briefing.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sea of Galilee
Iseaeli
Syvine
Manes
Tahak Rabin
Traeli
MI6
Proposer Rejects Contracts Amid Consultation Concerns
Public officials criticized proposed contracts for lacking health and welfare agency input and office consultation. The dispute sparked anger as advocacy groups warned of a looming storm likened to a hurricane, underscoring tension between private interests and government oversight in Hawaii.
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Health and Welfare Admin
Honolulu
UPL
Hawaii
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