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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1964
Page
5
Police dispersed armed tribal mobs in eastern Todi during a midweek feast. Beved persons died while officials reported fatalities after clashes as security forces intervened. No further names or details available in the readable text.
In San Francisco years long dispute, the multimillionaire industrialist and Pauline Johnson, 57, finalized a community property settlement of 1 557 862.51 with about 1 650 000 in lawyers' fees and 400 000 in gifts. Johnson, chairman of American Forest Products Co, praised the outcome as the end of a long case. Judge John B. Molinari presided and returned to the bench to dissolve the marriage.
Adlai Stevenson told a Commonwealth Club audience in San Francisco that civil rights are a gut level issue for humanity and that the United States must lead by example. He warned global reaction as nations watch U S efforts and highlighted divisions within the Soviet bloc and among Communist parties worldwide.
Pvt Kenneth R Merry of Marietta Ohio was removed from a train near Springfield after a false alarm suggested spinal meningitis. Authorities quarantined the army transport carrying 37 soldiers and six dependents as doctors prepared tests at Fort Sill Oklahoma. later Dr Bruce Learman said Merry did not have meningitis.
The Los Angeles Philharmonic under Mehta featured Badura-Skoda in a one movement Mozart and Dvorak program at Long Beach Municipal Auditorium. Critics noted a fiery yet surface driven interpretation with reduced dynamics and sung passages. The review cites strong instrument interplay but questions depth of interpretation and the failing to capture Dvorak’s country mood.
The piece details how a Mississippi funded group named Fundamental American Freedoms, linked to the Mississippi Sovereignty Commission, funds letters and ads opposing civil rights. It notes the group’s staff in Washington near the Senate buildings, its influence on Northern editors, and a plan to run ads in the Washington Post under John Birch Society auspices. The report mentions figures like astronaut John Glenn and Douglas MacArthur, and touches on political pressure around wheat shipments to Russia and labor union reactions.
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