Peiping Acknowledges Historic Global Disasters
Reports from Radio Peiping describe 1960 droughts floods typhoons and pestilence hitting Red China farms in the past year with Tibet and Sinklang Province spared. Other items note Khrushchev seeking talks on Berlin and disarmament with Kennedy and Congo train massacre rumors disputed by UN.
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Peiping
Tibet
Sinklang
Red
United Nations
Congo
Kitarga
U.N
Eviction Injunction Awaited in Sharecropper Case
The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals will rule this morning on a temporary injunction to halt evictions of about 700 sharecroppers in Haywood and Fayette counties Tennessee. The government claims landowners merchants and four banks are dispossessing sharecroppers and imposing economic sanctions because Black voters registered in 1960. The landowners cite farm mechanization and reduced cotton acreage as reasons. The Civil Rights Division appeals a Memphis judge’s denial of a stay pending merits.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
U.S. 6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Haywood
Fayette
Tennessee
Civil Rights Division
U.S. Department of Justice
U.S. District
Marion S. Boyd
Memphis
JPL Chief Silent on Space Job
Dr William Pickering head of JPL in Pasadena is silent on reports he may become director of NASA after T Keith Glennan resigned. Speculation centers on Pickering and Lloyd Berkner as possible successors as NASA contemplates a billion dollar budget next year.
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Pasadena
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
T. Keith Glennan
Pickering
Lloyd Berkner
Graduate Research Center
Dallas
Tex
JPL
America
Washington
U S Space Timetable Announced by Glennan
Washington outlines a chronology of U S space projects from 1953 to post 1970. It lists real time satellite comms, Ranger lunar landings, Saturn stages, orbital observatories, and Mars Venus reconnaissance, with Apollo prototype tests and manned moon landing plans.
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T. Keith Glennan
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Orbiting Solar Observatory
Ranger
Moon
Nimbus
Mars
Venus
Apollo Manned Orbiting Laboratory
Age Gap Marriage Confession Sparks Jealous Spider Moment
A Des Moines man, aged about 7? years, who wed an 83 year old wife 63 years ago, confessed in a rambling remark that he attends events to keep her a little jealous. The odd quote hints at ongoing marital tension and public interest in the couple.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Ike
Glendora man arraigned in Pasadena shooting case
Ernest Wehling, a 65 year old Glendora builder, was arraigned in West Covina on three counts of attempted murder for a shooting at his Glendora home. He was unable to post bail of 15 750 on each count and remains jailed pending a preliminary hearing. The victims include his estranged wife Edna 54 and his daughter in law Mrs Arnetus Raymond 24. The weapon, a .38 caliber revolver, was found and police plan further searches. Mrs Wehling remained in critical condition at Foothill Community Hospital while Mrs Raymond was to be released.
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Foothill Community Hospital
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San Francisco approves 24.6 million gas pipeline to Southland
The California Public Utilities Commission authorized construction of a 394 mile 54 inch El Paso Colorado Interstate Gas line from Utah to Southern California with a 58.7 million cost, extending from Provo to the California Nevada border, delivering up to 620000 cubic feet daily under a split decision.
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Los Angeles
Everett C. Mcleage
Peter E. Mitchell
Theodore F. Jenmer
C. Lyn Fox
Matthew Uy. Dooley
City Clinic Not Closing Says Chief Denial of shutdown claim
Pasadena Dispensary president Mrs. Janes Eldridge denied reports the non profit clinic would close due to doctors not donating enough time. She said the charge is unfounded and noted the agency runs 27 clinics and relies on volunteers. In a year 264 doctors and volunteers provided 8,950 hours of free service while no patient was turned away for financial reasons.
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Janes Eldridge
Dispensary Board of
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John Layman
Ievital Ee
Temple Citizens Committee to report on school tax plan
The Temple Citizens Committee for Schools will present progress at 7:30 pm in the Unified School District Administration Building board room. The group, including school reps and PTA members, formed to push a 6 cent maximum school tax increase slated for a Feb 7 election, with Ly Renstad named coordinating chairman and Mrs. William Harker chairing the Get out the Vote committee.
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Temple Citizens Committee For Schools
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Jordinating
Willam Harker
PTA
MTA Rejects Bus Operator Pay Increase Demands
In Los Angeles the Metropolitan Transit Authority rejected union demands for wage hikes matching mechanics. Board chairman Eyraud blamed labor strife and warned against more public money to placate two unions. Mechanics had earlier received a 15 percent raise after a five day strike, while clerical and operator unions pressed for parity citing oral promises and prior negotiations. The dispute leaves possible new strike actions in play as unions weigh next moves.
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CNS
Transits Authority
Monte
A. J. Byraud
MTA
Ena
Eyraud
Don H. Sheets
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainyneds
BRT
Amalgamated Transportation Union
Sheets
Rachford
Ratchford
Gayle Collins
Angeles County Federation Labor
Princess Margaret to Fly On Irish Airliner
London reports Princess Margaret and her husband will fly tourist class aboard an Irish airliner when visiting Ireland tomorrow. The airline expects seating and meals to be modestly improved for the journey. It will be the first time the princess travels on an ordinary commercial airliner. Previously she used Royal Air Force planes on royal trips.
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London
Margaret
Itill
Ireland
Antony Armatrong-Jones
Royal Air Force
Irish Republic
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