Kennedy seeks big education aid package to Congress
President Kennedy sent Congress an aid to education program targeting grade to high school students, classrooms, and better teachers. The plan, facing parochial school opposition, would largely fund public education with about 15 billion dollars, while lawmakers debate religious school funding.
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Eight Killed in Continental Jetliner Crash in Missouri
In Kansas City a Continental Airlines four engine turbojet crashed after overshooting a runway, broke through a dike, and exploded. Eight people were killed as the aircraft burned. witnesses described multiple victims aboard and a fire captain noted the jet tore apart on impact. The flight, labeled Flight 200, carried passengers and appeared to be bound for Oklahoma. Local authorities reported no further details on the victims.
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Labor Strikes Ebb At Nevada Site And St Louis Plant
Five hundred white collar workers reached a settlement outline while a walkout at the Nevada nuclear proving ground eases. Electricians at McDonnell Aircraft in St Louis end a strike over space vehicle production. Mediators report no change in basic positions in the New York and Cleveland newspaper strikes as talks shift to policy officials.
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Senate probes delinquency on mail order guns in L A
Senate testimony notes thousands of concealable firearms reach youths nationwide from Los Angeles dealers. Investigator Kenneth Carpenter cites names of dealers using mail drops to ship guns via Phoenix to buyers, including youths, with violent crime linked to such traffic. He labels operations fraudulent and says California law is evaded.
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Bell Ringing Plans Cut Phone Rates Across Nation
FCC proposes interstate night rates allowing continental calls for 2 dollars during late hours from 10:00 pm to 4:20 am. Bell companies would raise 5 or 10 cents on person to person calls up to 300 miles to offset costs. Formal approval pending, plan praised by FCC Chairman Newton N Minow. A primetime station to station call could drop to $1 or less at night.
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De Gaulle blocks British entry to European Community
In Brussels President Charles de Gaulle vetoed London’s bid to join the European Economic Community, delivering a sharp blow to Britain and triggering long lasting repercussions. The veto, framed as France’s safeguard for national interests, comes despite U.S. and European efforts to delay decision ahead of ratification in Bonn. Ministers from the six EEC nations, after wrangling, summoned Britain’s chief negotiator Edward Heath for a final push amid tense diplomacy.
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Student Sews Up Needle Title in World of Threads
Roy Norton, an engineering student, won the Worst Darning Needle Threading Championship in England by threading 4 067 pieces of No 13 darning needle eye through mercerized cotton at a rate of one piece per eye. His rival Lancelot Miller finished with 867 threads.
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Alhambra Rich Valley Gateway Story on Page 3
A Valley Cities Series feature on the Alhambra Rich Valley gateway appears in the Valley section on page three with accompanying photographs. The piece highlights local development and community ties in the gateway district, reflecting on neighborhood growth and regional connections.
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Indonesia Britain Near Borneo War Tension Rises
Singapore and Manila reports warn of possible war as Indonesia and Britain near conflict over Borneo. UN Secretary General Thant voices serious concern at a New York press briefing, urging calm and formulations to ease tensions.
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Sprinkles Expected in Pasadena Weather Update
A Pacific storm off the California coast brought light rain across the Southland as a drought persists. Sprinkles detected from Santa Monica to Palos Verdes Estates with measurable precipitation in foothill Glendale and Burbank areas, and showers in Pasadena Alhambra Arcadia San Gabriel Valley.
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Cold Wave Eases Across U S After Severe Winter
The nation shows signs of relief from a harsh winter as a new warm air surge reduces daytime highs in many regions. Wisconsin reports above zero for the first time in over two weeks while areas from Pennsylvania to Kentucky register subzero readings, with several cities setting low January records as a heavy storm disrupts schools in Montana and snow buries Missoula.
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Gallant Bank Heist Ends With Large Take
Detrom the Ha bandit robbed a Vie suhanh Vie Bank of Tivonia yesterday just before 3 pm. He forced three employees to strip and tied them, then escaped with an estimated 50 to 140 thousand dollars after firing a pistol. The bank is a Tivonia Bank branch.
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Monster in the mountains stirs Sonora region
Reports describe a terrified man claiming a 9 to 10 foot monster and a bear terrorizing areas 35 miles east of Sonora between Langdoin and Pine Crest. Sheriff Miller says looting has occurred at up to 18 cabins as crews search for a bear seen standing upright, while residents remain unsettled by the strange noises and sightings.
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