Major Political Revolution Reapportionment Alternatives Maked
Sacramento reports California lawmakers rush to chart a path after the Supreme Court order on reapportionment. The piece outlines seven proposed routes from accepting the court ruling to drastic overhauls like one house or two states, with urban-rural balance at center.
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Paper head misread as escape prop in murder case
In San Rafael AP report, a paper head crafted by co-defendant Robert Lee Jones was labeled as “occupational therapy” by his attorney to ease loneliness. The discovery followed a hacksaw blade found in Jones cell, amid murder charges against Jones and John Lee King for the icepick death of Donald G. Corbett Jr. in Sausalito.
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Americans Arrive in Havana Despite Travel Ban
Five more American students reached Havana joining seven already there, despite a U.S. State Department ban on travel to Cuba as Havana Radio reports the arrivals.
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Adenauer Returns to Active Politics as Opposition Leader
Former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, aged 68, resumes political activity leading the opposition to Ludwig Erhard's government. He urges closer Franco German collaboration with France and Britain amid U S concerns, saying Europe must unite to deter Soviet pressure. He notes De Gaulle's influence and seeks wider European unity.
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Soviet Attitude Shift Rumors Stir U.N. Debate
U S officials report possible Soviet move toward U.N. peacekeeping by proposing a permanent standing army and U.N. military centers, signaling a potential change in Moscow's stance while the United Nations weighs its veto power and past cooperation. Tokyo reports cite assessments, but the exact nature of the proposal remains unclear.
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