Aerojet Strike Looms After Azusa Contract Rejected
United Auto workers distant 40 machinists at Aerojet General Azusa plant rejected the Sacramento negotiated contract by a large vote. About 1,500 Local 1893 members are expected to strike at midnight Sunday if mediators fail to avert action. The dispute centers on seniority grievance procedures and time off for stewards with the Sacramento and Azusa plants producing major rocket and missile engines.
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Mississippi marchers back Negro voter drive led by Farmer
About 400 marchers in Rankin County Mississippi and CORE workers ended a two day trek to demand voter registration. Farmer, head of the Congress of Racial Equality, said a new fearless Negro rose in Mississippi and across the country. A handful of marchers tested for registration while county officials allowed use of public facilities. Three arrests were reported including a Jackson man for pointing a weapon and a Jefferson resident for concealed arms as the route stretched 14 miles from a rural church to Brandon.
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Mississippi
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Highway Patrol
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Jackson
Vernon Waldbury
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Italian Peace Corps Request in Parliament
Twenty five Christian Democrat MPs urge Rome to establish an Italian Peace Corps. The proposed corps would grant volunteers exemption from military service and operate as a civilian peacekeeping program.
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XB70A Debut Fiasco Clouds Spectator Rollout
Four thousand spectators watched North American Aviation roll out the XB70A bomber amid ongoing flight tests. Officials warned of leakage risks from nitric gas blending with kerosene fuel in center tanks, despite a heat resistant sealant failing in one tank. The event preceded engine runups and further testing as lawmakers tackled state liquor licenses and jail-work furlough programs.
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California Senate approves Assembly amendments in busy session
The Sacramento day highlights include Senate concurrence with Assembly amendments, changes to prison work programs run by administrators, and bills advancing on airports power facilities, farm property assessments, and night traffic courts. Other items include lobster season extensions and sport license salmon sales rules, with a resolution opposing a national redwood park gaining defeat.
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Roseville
Los Angeles County
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New Negro Approach To Rights
In Monterey the Rev Sean Sullivan of Divine Baptist Church Philadelphia outlines a shift for Negro rights from protests to self improvement He cites the Opportunities Industrial Center in Philadelphia promoting training and development for whites and Negroes with support from Russia industry and the War on Poverty program.
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Sean Sullivan
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Philadelphia
Tiel Semplery
Oakland
Men of Tomorrow
Russia
CORE Leader Raps Two Bills Against Busing and Quotas
Sacramento CORE chapter leader Robert Tyler denounces two bills by Sen. John Malm dahl Oakland Democrat as harmful racial policies. The measures would bar cross district pupil busing without parental consent and bar hiring minorities solely to balance groups, CORE says.
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Pulitzer Winner Analyzes Dominican Crisis Dispatch
Pulitzer winner John M. Hightower reports from Santo Domingo on the Dominican crisis. He examines U.S. Latin American relations, possible future interventions, and the role of the OAS and joint action in shaping hemisphere diplomacy. The piece contrasts past policies with current uncertainty and questions whether allies will share the load.
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Caribbean
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Monroe
Central
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Ethiopia Bans Cigaret Ads
Ethiopia's Health Ministry bans all cigarette advertising in newspapers cinema radio and posters provoking consternation from the state tobacco monopoly. The move aims to curb tobacco promotion amid a broader push to limit commercial influence in health matters.
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Ethiopia
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