Anderson For Statue Debate Shapes Capitol Park Fight
In Sacramento Gov Glenn M Anderson backing a statue in Capitol Park urged by supporters while opposing factions argued over funding. Legislators consider a $4 000 project price tag tied to private group fundraising and a commission chair noted opposition to filling the area with statues amid broader planning debates.
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Souvanna to Address United Nations General Assembly
Vietiane premier Souvanna will address the United Nations General Assembly, with a government delegation expected to travel from New York for the session. The event highlights Viet Namese policy as regional tensions loom.
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Assault on Buddhists in Saigon Raises Viet Nam Tensions
Amid escalating Viet Nam unrest, Diem faces Buddhist resistance as martial law tightens. U S officials weigh policy shifts while monks report violent assaults and government crackdowns, signaling strain in the anti-Communist effort and domestic stability.
Senate panel tries new push to avert rail strike
Washington awaits Senate Commerce Committee’s renewed effort to avert a nationwide rail strike next Thursday. The panel aims to craft a bill to resolve wage and work rules disputes, with leaders citing progress and unresolved issues as talks continue.
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Remains Jaunty at 84 Byrnes Embraces UN Legacy
Tim Byrnes remains lively as he reflects on his past, warning the UN sheaf remains essential. He signed the UN Charter for the United States during WWII and helped shape postwar policy with the Soviets. Byrnes, once secretary of state under FDR, now runs a college scholarship foundation funded by royalities and federal retirement, supporting orphans and local students while criticizing some modern state actions.
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Donovan Due For Honor By American Air Cross
Washington AP reports James B Donovan to be honored by the American Air Cross for his role in negotiating the Bay of Pigs prisoner case. A special citation will be presented to New York authorities by Cross president Irany Guha Corn and Alfie Mortenther.
Spy on NATO Fleet Shocks British News Scene in 1950s Style
An Allied fleet exercise near England draws attention as Soviet trawlers scout NATO drills. Amid echoing Cold War tensions, Byrnes faces political crosswinds in Washington while revelations about personal life and golf hobby surface, coloring public discourse and administration scrutiny.
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Suit Filed On Noise At Airport In San Francisco
Witty Nine subdivision residents seek 8.4 million in damages over intolerable noise at San Francisco International Airport. They claim persistent awakenings and vibrations from aircraft affecting homes in Mayshiney Manor and Bayshore Manor built between 1960 and 1969, with a jet runway built within 800 feet. Residents demand compensation from the city and county of San Francisco for harm and nuisance.
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NAACP On The Job In Fresno
The Fresno NAACP launches a job campaign targeting local businesses amid rain. Picketing begins to push for fair hiring practices and better employment opportunities for minority workers in the area.
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NAACP
Fresno
Practice discrimination claim noted in court remarks
The court heard remarks from Jum Sherramy about alleged discrimination tied to a practice at a farm, noting that bets were earned and issues arose around pivky. The discussion centered on the farm’s handling and potential bias in the process.
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