Californians Split Over Federal Law to Ban Racial Bias
A California Poll finds a majority support a federal law banning discrimination against Negroes in public places and jobs. Yet many whites feel Negro integration leaders push too hard, while opinions vary on Kennedy administration pace and overall tolerance.
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South Africa Expected to Defy UN Embargo
At the United Nations in New York the South African government faces a worldwide arms embargo stance, with Western powers expressing reservations about enforceability. The United States and Britain flag non compulsory status while France seeks to avoid intervention in domestic affairs. African delegates push for broader economic action. South Africa’s Botha and Louw offer limited reaction as debate ends.
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Water costs threaten California farms, chamber warns
The San Francisco chamber of commerce warns rising water costs under the California State Water Project could raise farm water prices to about 20 percent. An agricultural committee plan proposes Gov. Dred Niet use to study a conservative approach.
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Solano Court Vacancy Filled
Gov. Fiasar appoints Valtoja to the Solano Community Superior Court and outlines the slate plan for water distribution and agricultural subsidies. The proposal includes funding shifts, state loans, and district charges to support rural water projects while addressing price impacts.
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U Thant Returns From Moscow Sees Possible Peace Pact
United Nations secretary-general U Thant returned from Moscow Wednesday night and said prospects of an early rapprochement between East and West are possible. He cautioned that a formal pact could take time to sign.
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