Court blocks evictions of 300 Negro sharecroppers in Tennessee
The U S 6th Circuit Court of Appeals granted a temporary injunction preventing eviction of 200 Negro sharecroppers in Haywood County Tennessee who registered to vote in 1960. The ruling preserves the contracts for farming land, delaying terminations amid rights questions and setting a precedent for related Fayette County cases.
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First American manned rocket to launch in 1961
Washington AP reports the Hausse Committee on Science and Astronautics predicts an early 1961 first American manned space flight. The plan envisions unmanned tests leading to a Mercury style capsule ride atop a Redstone missile, with a short suborbital flight lasting minutes and recovery from the Atlantic.
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Atlantic Ocean
No Clue On Cause Of Fatal Fire
Five year old Keith Jennings perished in a house fire at 3558 Jamestown Road. Fire Chief Estudido said the cause probably will remain a mystery after extensive damage. Keith’s mother Mrs Frances Jennings and father Guy Jennings survived, with the latter hospitalized in shock. Keith was a kindergartner at Grimmer School. Funeral services are pending at Fremont Chapel of the Roses.
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Melee in Belgium Leaves Striker Dead Amid Strike Violence
In Brussels a violent clash between state troopers and strikers left one demonstrator dead and 12 injured as protests raged across Belgium. The fatal blow was blamed on a saber by strike leaders, while authorities cited a civilian gunfire incident. Events spread to Antwerp Mons Charleroi and the capital as King Baudouin met party leaders to seek a resolution.
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Roger Motz
Hayward Tanking Skyscraper Plan Near San Francisco
Hayward officials discuss a possible 26 story office tower on Mission Boulevard next to the Hayward Plunge. Equitable Life Assurance may finance, with city leaders and other firms eyeing a major municipal status symbol for Hayward and a potential hub for public agencies and businesses.
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Solon Seeks Capital Punishment Bill Tor in Legislature
State Sen. John Holmdahl of Alamedall County will introduce a bill next month to establish a statewise rule on capital punishment titled Tor. The proposal aims to settle the issue through a uniform policy in the legislative session.
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Alamedall County
Holmdad
Oakland
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Senate
Assembly
Debate over capital punishment and New Year weather forecast
A Holmdahl Oakland Democrat advocates retaining capital punishment while noting past failed abolition bills. A separate forecast predicts a mild New Year weekend with CHP helicopters over California roads and safety warnings, amid a contested push for abolition and political debate.
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Bold plan to test relativity with distant nuclear explosion
UC Berkeley physicists announce a bold plan to test parts of the theory of relativity by detonating a nuclear device at distances ranging up to 100 million miles. Drs. Shetton De Softky Roh fort K. Squire describe observing emitted light to compare travel times, aiming to reveal equal speeds for all signals and differences caused by gravity.
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Calif
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Platinum theft at Owens Cumming Fiberglas plant
A $150,000 loss of platinum occurred at Owens Cumming Fiberglas Division where vats of precious metal used in manufacturing were stolen. A hole was cut in a storage building and fifteen storage blocks were removed, with investigators pursuing the burglar.
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Kennedy Sets Conclave On Farm Crisis
Palm Beach AP report says President-elect Kennedy plans a New York conference with state and federal officials to discuss the farm crisis. Attending will be Minnesota Governor Orville Freeman and others, with a likely New Year news conference to follow. Leaders from major farm groups will join the talks to advise on federal aid and policy changes.
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Soviet Union
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Kennedy
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Matte Kennedy
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New Year Prayer Seeks Faith and Divine Guidance
A daily prayer thanks God for life and seeks unwaver ing faith as the new year begins. The speaker asks for divine guidance and for the drive to pursue not just good but the best, ending with Amen.
Cuba links terrorists to America in Havana roundup
Cuban military intelligence reports arrest of 20 alleged terrorists and large stockpiles of explosives fuses and automatic weapons, claimed to be supplied by the United States Embassy. Police also uncovered so called bomb factories linked to a spate of Havana bombings. A theater blast injures seven, one seriously, as anti terror actions unfold amid calls for capital punishment for leftist militants.
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U.S
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Hoy
Bee May Get Chairmanship in State Assembly Ways and Means
Assemblyman Carlos Bee of De Wayward was mentored today as a possible chairman of the powerful Assembly Ways and Means Committee amid speculation that incumbent Torso M. Unruh may be eyed for a federal post. Other potential chairmen include Garion Winton Jerome Waldie and Thomas Rees in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
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