Dixie Vote Aides Defy Federal Civil Rights Probe
In Alabama, Dixie County registrars defied the Federal Civil Rights Commission by refusing to testify about Negro voting and registration. Several officials declined oath or answered only limited questions, citing constitutional authority and state law. The commission pressed for records and testimony as hearings began in Montgomery, highlighting resistance in Macon, Bullock, Lowndes and Barbour counties. The Alabama attorney general condemned the probe as an unconstitutional invasion of state rights.
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Ill Boy Burned In Room Fire At La Puente
A six year old La Puente boy, Kim Boyd Be misearer, suffered first to third degree burns on arms, face, and back from a fire blamed on his four year old brother Mark Berlsearer who tossed a matches into a closet while the boy rested with measles. He was hospitalized at Covina Inter-Community Hospital and later moved to General Hospital. County Sheriff deputies and Fire Captain Ray Jones cited accidental ignition as the cause and noted the boys are sons of Ralph Berlsearer, 1063 Gilwood Ave, as the fire occurred yesterday afternoon.
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New Puzzle Clues Delay and Deadline Note
Cashidord presents a fresh puzzle clue set with a deadline stated as tomorrow. The note warns of typographical errors in yesterday's entries and instructs readers to check claim copies against the solution published Saturday.
Reds and allies pledge global ban on nuclear tests
Russia, the United States, and Britain agree on a plan to evaporate with an international control system to police a ban on nuclear weapon tests. The control arrangements are not yet defined. AFL CIO merger in California forms new Labor Federation. A water amendment is debated in Sacramento. A strike against New York papers ends after eight years, pending a contract vote. Housing aid calls rise to prevent a slump. Glasman pleads guilty to murder and rape in two cases. A UK case involves arsenic poisoning and adultery charges. Kaiser damages case questioned. Klitunaping admitted. A Rock Island officer reports kidnapping a teacher in Las Vegas. Bonelli extradition decision expected in Mexico City. A racing chase ends with a child driver unhurt. San Diego Gas & Electric plans a 15 million-dollar debenture offering.
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Pasadena Independent YouXXVI No 188 Wee 9 1958
Pasadena daily newspaper notice with pricing for home delivery and Sunday editions. Includes office address, mailing details, and court order reference. lists contact numbers and lines about classified adverts.
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East Colorado Blvd
Humphrey Urges US Soviet Exchange to Build Ties
In a range of statements, Humphrey argues Western nations should boost people to people contacts with the Soviet Union through educator, scientist, and engineer exchanges. He remains optimistic about nuclear test agreements while challenging Soviet leaders to allow television access.
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Swindle Charge Arrests Beach Salesman in Long Beach Case
San Francisco officers arrested 25 year old Fagena Lise Sweeton on a Beach police warrant charging burglary and embezzlement of 300000 dollars. Inspectors found a brown feather attaché case with pagers and bank books tied to the Long Beach case.
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