Seismic Disruption Reverberates Across Los Angeles Area
Report of a 7:55 pm tremor felt in Pasadena and western metro area with no instrument readings. Controversy over integration letters and threats of reprisals. Senate Foreign Relations Committee trims foreign aid by 105 million while Western Europe and Japan military aid faces cuts. East European Communist bloc meetings in Moscow signal tightening ties as Khrushchev faces split with China and backs peaceful coexistence.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
Europe
Japan
Eliets
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
Red China
Keri Bicher
Fairbanks Denies Affair With Mandy in Ward Trial
Marilyn Rice-Davies testified that one of her lovers was Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Fairbanks released a statement denying the affair and saying his meetings with Miss Keeler and Miss Rice-Davies were due to their seeking acting opportunities. He stated he was shocked by reports and not involved in the matter. The report notes Mandy Rice-Davies and other alleged playmates across a controversial London court case.
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Mendy Rica-Davies
Old Bailey Court
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
London
LPL
Marilyn
Mandy) Rice-Davies
Mars
Stephen Ward
New York
Fairbanks—knight
Mandy
Miss
Christine) Keeler
Miss Rice-Davies
Jay I
Walit Ster
Viscount Astor
Peter
Peter) Rachman
Gure
Classified ad drives house rental after 57 calls
Mrs. Co from Orange Grove Blvd reports 57 calls from an Independent and Star-News classified ad to rent her house. The ad resulted in immediate rental and continued inquiries days after. The note promotes advertising with Sycamore or Zenith phones and the word Classified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
StarNews
May
Orange Grove Blvd
Star Mews
Star-News
Sycamore
Zenith
Brown Budget Boosted by Assembly Committe
SACRAMENTO The Assembly Ways and Means Committee boosted the $84 million supplemental state budget to about $95 million and added $20 million for a controversial provision. Changes include pay raises for university and college teachers, discussed with Governor Brown. The committee also approved tax measures, school aid increases, a new gym at Long Beach State College, and funding for smog research while cutting a governor's mansion and a state airplane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Assembly
Ways and Means
Senate
Robert Crown D-Atanedal
Brown
Crown
Wass
Meang Com
Nlttee
Vorstar Elf
Assembly Group
University of
Elvil
Arrie
Long Beach State College
Cambridge Racial Pact Signed
White and Negro leaders yesterday signed an agreement hammered out by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy to move Cambridge toward peace after 19 months of bitter hatred. The accord, reached after nine hours of talks in Washington led by Kennedy and Burke Marshall, promises to halt demonstrations indefinitely and desegregate the first four grades in Dorchester County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adv
Robert F. Kennedy
Cambridge
Kennedy
Burke’ Marshall
Justice Department
Hirningham
Ala
Glorit
Richardson
Chesapeake, Bay
Here
Dorchester County
Governors Call Racial Study
Governors at the National Conference of Governors moved to a study on civil rights as a high priority. Vice President Johnson urged a national, nonpartisan solution to racial injustice, while New York Governor Rockefeller hailed the move as a victory for equality and citizenship.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Lynton B. Johnson
National Conference of Governors
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Mdesig¢ns
High Hopes For Settlement On Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Soviet and Western negotiators in Moscow voiced optimism after talks toward a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty. Secretary of State Rusk and observers described a favorable report, with possible high‑level travel to Russia to press the pact. No draft was completed as experts met to discuss outer space and underwater tests, while the United States urged strict verification.
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Moscow
Washington
Dean Rusk
Russia
Ths
Averell Harvinan
Britain
Lord Mallsiim
Andrel A. Cronykol
Khrushchev
Medele
Antes
Spirito
Novky Polaco
Vrentya
Strenty
United States
Geneva
Soviet Union
JFK Proposes World Quota System for U.S. Immigration
President Kennedy urged Congress to replace the current country quotas with a five year plan creating a global annual immigration quota. He called the national origins system discriminatory and proposed reducing country quotas by 20 percent annually into a quota reserve pool. After five years, country quotas would be eliminated, favoring individual factors like skills and relations to residents. A spokesman welcomed the concept as a method to limit a single country to 19 percent of the world quota.
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Wallington
Kennedy
United States
U.S
Britain
Italy
Greece
House
Senate
Immigration Service
Forest Fire Threatens Cachuma Watershed In California
Firefighters battled a 1,300 acre blaze in Las Pairea National Forest driven by hot westerly winds. Morning estimates placed containment at about 30 percent with no immediate danger to structures. Officials fear southward spread toward the Lake Cachuma watershed and recreation area as flames move toward the lake. Large sections of ponderosa and cottonwood pine burned, with timber loss measured in tens of thousands of board feet. Authorities warned wildlife areas and the condor sanctuary could be at risk while about 801 men fought hotspots aided by air tankers resisting stubborn flareups.
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Santa Ynez
Las Pairea National Forest
Michard Millar
Valuable Lake Cachuma
Cachuma Saddle
Ther Lake
Santa Barara
Millar
Santafact Wildlife Area
Condor
Thalames Ag
Gambler associated with Murder Inc indicted on tax evasion
U S Attorney Francis Whelan announced indictments against Joseph Doey Stacher an associate of the underworld figures linked to Murder Inc. He faces two counts for evading taxes totaling over 83 000 across multiple states including Boston New York Newark and Miami Beach. Tax figures for 1958 1959 and 1960 show substantial underreporting with fines and possible five year jail terms.
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Joseph Doey Stacher
U.s.s
Francis
Flam
Murder, Inc
Staeher
Boston
New York
Newark
Miami Beach
Clare
Stacher
Las Vegas
Meno
Beverly Hills
San Francisco
Whelan
Kroven
Joseph
Doe) Har
Cis
Whelander
Israel and Egypt clash in Sinai dogfight during Nasser parade
In a Sinai Desert dogfight yesterday, Israeli and United Arab Republic planes engaged amid Nasser’s anniversary celebrations. The UAR claimed an Israeli MiG was shot down, while Cairo boasted eight new weapons and missiles. Nasser decorated pilots with the Star of Honor as Hakim Amer announced new armed forces units and a submarine project.
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Cairo
UAR
Un—Tsraell
United Arab Republic
Sinak
Reype
Roel
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Halle
Israel
Nasser
Unil
Wile Nasser
U.A.R
Liwice
VAR
Atef Hakim
Amer
Paii
Naseer
Eegypt
Railroads Delay Work Rule Push to Let Congress Decide
The Association of American Railroads will delay imposing new work rules to give Congress time to act on President Kennedy's proposed reforms. Lawmakers from both parties urged a postponement, fearing a nationwide railroad strike and economic impact. Senate leaders Mansfield and Dirksen, along with House Speaker Hallick, pressed for delay to allow full consideration and amendments before any changes go into effect or a strike materializes.
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Washington
Association of American Rail Roads
Congress
Ine
AU IC
Kenndy
Faw
Murther
Senate Commerce Cumnittes
Rairoads
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
House
John Mecomark
D-Mays
Evereett Dirksen
Charles Halleck
Mareime
Dirksen
Hubert Humphrey
D+ Minn
Marty Eaily
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Beno
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Rockefeller
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