Maple Leaf Flag Chosen For Canada
Ottawa AP The Pearson cabinet approved a maple leaf flag as a unifying national emblem to appeal to both French and British Canadians. Opposition labeled it Pearson s personal flag, but he said cabinet approval exists and a full description will be shown in days. Three designs featured three red maple leaves on a single stem in white blue or white with blue borders.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
Winnipeg
Veterans’ Organization
Royal Canadian Legion
Fred O'Brecht
House of Commons
John G. Diefenbaker
Mojave Man Faces Child Beating Charge in Bakersfield
James Edward Akins pleaded innocent in Superior Court to a felony charge of beating his 1 year old stepson Hal Hartwick Jr. with his fists. The arrest followed the boy arriving at school with bruises on his back shoulder face ear and swollen lips.
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Bakersfield
Mojave
James Edward Akins
Hal Hartwick Jr
Akins
Three Injured as Fremont Patrol Car Collides on Fremont Boulevard
A Fremont patrol car and another vehicle collided near Fremont Boulevard injuring three people including patrolman Frank M. Salinas and Oscar Allan Breiling. The cited driver failed to stop at a signal. Damage to the 1964 patrol car was extensive.
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Fremont
Ste
Fremont Pot
Sim ‘Dle
Ek Lereee
Stevenson
Salinas
Mary A. Salinas
Frank M. Salinas
Panel of experts discuss education steps after high school
A panel of experts will discuss opportunities for recent graduates to pursue further education in industrial arts at Tennyson High School. The 7:30 p m talk in the cafeteria features Assemblyman Carlos Bee Carl Johnson from Hayward Unified Schools Bob Gray Wayne Sorensen Duncan Buchanan James Kane and a tour of the industrial arts department.
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John Clausen
Manon Ave
Hayward
Tennycon High School
Garry Carpenter
Berry Ave
Tetmyson High
Tennyson High School
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Carl Johnson
HUSD
Duncan
Buchanan
California, Dept. of Employment
James Kane
Lawrence Ra
Tennyson
Industrial Arts Department
McNamara warns on aid cuts and military strain
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said cutting foreign aid would force the United States to either expand its own armed forces or tighten foreign policy, blaming Congress for past underfunding that undermines military aid planning. He argued it would be foolhardy to spend $50 billion on defense while denying aid to allies. He spoke after testifying on aid needs, noting Kennedy sought $1.4 billion but Congress cut $1 billion.
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New York
Robert
McNamara
United States
America
Congress
Executive Branch
Free World
Congressional
National Industrial Conference
John F. Kennedy
Jordan Pushes Ban on Misleading Polls in California
Sacramento AP report states Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan urges legislature to outlaw polls he calls misleading. He cites a Louis Harris survey favoring Barry Goldwater in Rockefeller era California GOP primary and asks for disclosure of interview totals to reveal true percentages.
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Sacramento
Frank M. Jordan
Jordan
Sen
Barry
Louis Harris
Guv
Nelson Rockefeller
Arizona
California
Assembly
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Yollsters
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