Global and regional news wrap up in mixed events
General Park Chung Hee’s aides vanish from power amid Korea election turmoil. Yugoslav leaders display new unity aboard a Kopar yacht as Tilo and Premier Sa-Vick attend. Coast Guard charges potential negligence after freighter collision at Los Angeles harbor. Scotland Yard pursues a crime ring as Royal Mail robbery links surface. Kennedy preps for Labor Day weekend at Cape Cod estate amid possible official duties. East German students flee Baltic waters in a motor launch, two soldiers seen with submachine guns.
Pasadenan Killed in Sierra Fall
Bridgeport reports a Pasadenan climber died after a fall from a spire in the eastern Sierra. James Eslinger, 20, of 1279 Elizabeth St., fell while climbing with his brother and a companion on the Clyde Minaret. Rescue crews found him late yesterday. body to be removed by helicopter. Three men had been rescued earlier, with eight known dead in the disaster and an FBI investigation ordered.
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Trawlers 400 Miles Off California Coast
Navy said two Soviet style trawlers with electronic gear spent a month off the Southern California coast and were spotted 400 miles southeast of San Diego yesterday. Air surveillance, halted for two days after losing track, resumed Wednesday afternoon as the vessels were located 300 miles off the coast.
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Mine Officials Question Fellin Charge on Rescue Delay
In Sheppton Pennsylvania the three men rescued from the mine challenged David Fellin’s claim he should have been saved earlier. One man blamed Fellin for the collapse that trapped them and Louis Hows, still missing, while rescue workers faced criticism over the alleged delay. Clyde Machamer urged gratitude for rescuers as Dr. Beecher Charmbury warned Fellin’s remarks hurt morale.
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End Seen to Strife in Saigon End Seen to End Martial Law
Saigon officials signaled a possible end to martial law as negotiations and palace power dynamics faced scrutiny. Brig. Gen Ton That Dinh warned cooperation from foreign press would be needed, while Diem’s regime maintained control with loyal generals. Foreign minister Yu Van Mau resigned in protest but was granted leave. Buddhist tragedy and political tension persisted amid clashes over religious freedoms.
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Treaty returns El Chamizal area to Mexico after dispute
The United States and Mexico signed an agreement returning the El Chamizal district in El Paso Texas to Mexico. The accord ends years of border dispute over the contested area and marks a milestone in bilateral relations between the two nations.
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Invasion fears rise as Castro alerts militia and deploys forces
Reports from Havana indicate Castro's government alerted 56s militia and moved artillery and antiaircraft batteries to the western coast. Observers expect a possible new invasion, with monitoring for attacks from Nicaragua or Central American bases. Troops were deployed along the northern coast after raids blamed on U S. Cuban exile claims of base secrecy and Soviet activity in Havana add to tensions.
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Senate unit urges OK on test ban treaty
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to urge ratification of the test ban treaty with only underground testing allowed. It rejected moves to delay action and to demand backchannel correspondence. Eisenhower favored reservations to clarify language. one dissenting senator warned of possible U S drawbacks.
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Cuban tour students hold airport sitdown protest
Fifty Cuba tour students returning to the United States staged a two hour forty minute sitdown at the New York airport after State Department officials tried to stamp their passports invalid. They faced possible sanctions for violating travel restrictions and were issued letters tentatively withholding passport privileges. Subpoenas were issued to several students to appear before the House Committee on Un-American Activities in Washington.
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Los Angeles County Tax Rate Hikes to 2.2148 Per 100
Los Angeles County supervisors boosted the tax rate by 13.4 cents to 2.2148 per $100 of assessed valuation, the highest in county history, to fund a 1963 64 budget of 692 640 213. They blamed new policies by Assessor Philip E. Watson for much of the rise, noting a 2.06 percent increase in total assessments and predict homeowners will feel the impact when tax bills go out in November. Debs Hahn and Dornan criticized the shift favoring large inventories and big industries, while praising a historically low rise in valuation.
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Petition drives for housing discrimination referendum in 1964
Sacramento petition filed with 3152 signatures seeks a statewide referendum on a housing discrimination law passed by the legislature in 1963. Organizer Peterkin expects about 2000 more signatures by September 6, aiming toward a 416,000 target, with county clerks to verify by September 4 and a potential delay if not met.
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