Subway Terror Spurs Police and Transit Upgrades
New York officials move to boost subway policing and install a two way radio network after weekend attacks by a Black assailant. Mayor Wagner convened a meeting with police and Transit Authority leaders as bids for shortwave radios are due June 19.
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Iowa Masonry Dean Dies
William Kueh, 88, insurance executive and dean of Iowa Masonry, died Monday in Des Moines. He served as chairman emeritus of the Board of National Travelers Life Co and was lieutenant grand commander of the Masonic Lodge's Southern Jurisdiction of the United States.
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Rockefeller storms Los Angeles crowd at California primary eve
Gov Rockefeller campaigns at Los Angeles airport as Goldwater supporters boo and Goldwater aides clash with his backers. He denounces Goldwater on Social Security and nominates 86 delegates, urging unity amid chants of We Want Rocky and We Want Barry while police separate rival factions.
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Goldwater Rests Amid California Primary Push
In Los Angeles senator Barry Goldwater relaxes with his family after a Christmas reunion as his campaign awaits primary results. He predicts victory despite a tight race and urges supporters to mobilize for California and beyond. His wife and children accompany him, including Barry Jr Michael Peggy Joanne and their grandchildren.
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Steel Industry Leader Dies in Britain at 72
London AP report says Sir Henry Spencer, 72, a leading figure in British steel, died on Sunday. Spencer had spent his adult life in steel and was managing director of Richard Thomas and Baldwin Ltd, the nationalized steel company, since 1952.
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Almanac Tuilay History Touches Moon and Stars
Almanac note lists June 2, 1064 as a day with a last quarter moon and evening star Venus. It recalls 1862 Lee taking command of Confederate forces in Virginia and North Carolina, 1024 citizenship for American bidians, 1916 Italian referendum to abolish monarchy, and 1933 Elizabeth II crowned in London. A thought cites Turgenev on independence of opinion.
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Sukarno to Attend Summit Amid Tension in Malaysia
President Sukarno announced plans to leave Friday for the Malaysia Indonesia Philippine summit in Tokyo. Malaysia signals talks may be postponed if Indonesia does not meet last minute conditions. Prime Minister Abdul Rahman seeks at least a token withdrawal of Indonesian backed guerrillas waging in Sarawak and Sabah.
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Civil Rights Leader Criticizes Five Day Contempt Sentence
San Francisco civil rights figure Yracy Sims denounces a five day and $540 contempt sentence given to CORE chair William Bradley for a one hour absence from a May 21 sit-in trial session. Bradley, jailed Monday, disputes the fine and vows to seek payment through work. A superior court judge calls the protests a criminal conspiracy and seeks Grand Jury action.
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Chevron Gasolines with Methyl Power Antiknock Advantage
Chevron promotes its gasolines with a new methyl additive. It claims smoother quieter rides and extra power in every cylinder mile after mile, promising performance gains along the Chevron Trail.
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