Action Line invites reader letters for rapid city and social issues
A long notice explains Action Line is a forthcoming Monday feature in Pasadena asking readers to send concerns about daily life, such as street sweeping, zoning, or mail delivery, by letter or postcard to a P O Box. It emphasizes written submissions, initial privacy, and editor's selection, with examples of past questions and tips on overseas mail reliability.
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Protests Rally in Seoul Over Alleged Election Rigging
About 5,000 demonstrators marched in downtown Seoul on Monday alleging rigging of South Korea's June parliamentary elections. Opposition leaders demanded President Chung Hee Park resign.
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Seo
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
National Stalled on Strike Bill in Senate Fight
The Senate in Washington shelved a nationwide rail strike bill as six shopcraft unions pledged no walkout while lawmakers pursue a compromise. A separate report notes a bus shooting in Kansas City injuring four, with no serious injuries reported. Also covered are St. John's University faculty accepting outside arbitration and Sen. Dirksen's censure debate setbacks.
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Senate- Trense
Kansas City
St. John's University
New York
Warnings Ignored as Ex-Convict Cavelli Slain in LA
LA police chief says ex-convict Gerald Z. Cavelli mocked warnings of a hit and dismissed a February contract to kill him. Cavelli reportedly shrugged off the danger and continued his activities despite the underworld threat.
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Pasadena Pepper Plan Spurs Property and Tax Revenue Rise
Pasadena city officials on Monday endorsed a dual report stating the Pepper Project in the northwest area has raised property values and generated higher tax revenues. The finding is seen as sufficient to support the city’s share in the arbor renewal plan.
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Snipers and riot clash after Carmichael rally in Atlanta
Rioters and police exchanged gunfire in Dixie Hills after Stokely Carmichael urged a revolution against Whites during a Neighborhood grievance meeting. At least six injured, eight arrested as helmeted officers and an armored car surrounded the area around midnight. Two Newsmen injured, one officer treated for glass cuts from a vandalized patrol car window. In Montgomery, a separate march on the state capitol was met with a police charge and no violence reported.
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Montgomery
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Richard Beam
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Negroes Win Busing In Capital
In Washington District of Columbia Judge Shelly Wright ordered the school board to provide busing for Negro pupils seeking transfer from crowded schools to underpopulated white schools. He demanded dismantling the track system and rapid integration, noting 13 percent of 45,000 students are Negro and that per capita spending in Negro schools lags. The ruling follows a suit led by Julius Hobson against the Board and Superintendent Carl Hannen.
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Shelly Wright
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Julius Hobson
Board of Education
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Johnson outlines five point Middle East peace plan
President Johnson proposed a five point plan for lasting Middle East peace urging a UN public accounting of arms shipments and a halt to further arms from the Soviet Union. He urged recognition of Israel and Arab rights to exist, refugee solutions, free maritime passage, and restraint in the arms race while warning against malice and urging patience. The remarks came as Kosygin spoke to the UN General Assembly.
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Kosygin Demands Eban Stands Put at UN Session
United Nations General Assembly debate opened with Israel and Soviet Union clashing amid a 122 nation emergency session. Kosygin demanded Israel withdraw to pre June 5 lines and pay Arab war damages while Eban countered that the USSR armed the Arabs. Eban urged direct talks and condemned UNEP removal criticism.
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Abba Than
Border Patrolmen Shot to Death in Desert Near San Diego
Two border patrolmen from Fallbrook Calif were found shot to death in a desert cabin about 70 miles northeast of San Diego. Federal agents sealed a vast area and combed rugged terrain with armed units and tractors as more than 200 searchers hunted for the killer or killers believed still nearby.
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Gale Grove
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Ana
Italian Leaders Attend U N Debate
Italian Premier Alda More and Foreign Minister Amintore Fonfani arrived in New York to attend the United Nations General Assembly session. The leaders' trip follows Italy's recent diplomatic outreach and signals continued engagement on global issues.
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Last Valley Classifieds And Vital Statistics Page Remnant
Fragmentary newspaper clipping shows sections labeled Classifieds Editorial Financial Society and Vital Statistics with scattered garbled text. It references Los Angeles and a telephone number 445-2434 associated with Last Valley, offering no coherent events or names.
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Summit Hopes Dim as Kosygin Arrives at UN
Washington reports dim prospects for a Johnson Kosygin summit as Soviet Premier Kosygin arrives in New York for UN duties and indicates he will not visit Washington. Johnson advisers say Washington remains open to substantive talks at Camp David or nearby retreats if Moscow approves.
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New York
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Witness Coercion Alleged In Kennedy Death Probe
AP reports New Orleans investigator Garrison alleges threats and witness coercion aimed at strengthening a case against Shaw, tied to a broader conspiracy claim about President Kennedy's death. NBC notes Garrison's public drive to expose what he calls a hoax, amid lingering Warren Commission doubts and sensational ties to Ferrie and Oswald.
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