Clock Turned Back on Whites in South Africa Column
L A C column by L A Colin discusses South Africa's identification cards and segregated areas as a drastic move against Negroes. It notes economic disparities, foreign capital concerns, and rising Negro demands. The piece links white supremacy to global tensions and Communist opportunism.
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Union of South Africa
British Commonwealth of Nations
South Africa
Africa
Cape Town
Canada
La.c
Garden Grove Marine Dies After Copter Propeller Strike
Marine sergeant Frank J. Romanelli 36 from Garden Grove died from injuries after a helicopter propeller blade struck him during ground engine tests at Camp Pendleton. Captain Charles H. Berry 28 Santa Ana sustained minor injuries and crewman James Shepard 25 Santa Ana was unharmed.
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Garden Grove
Camp Pencheston
Gunlé
Sante Ana
Charles H. Berry
Mirasol St
Santal Ana
James Shepard
N. Morengo PL
Santa Ana
Buses Collide Head-On in New Jersey Crash
A Tuesday collision on the Philadelphia Glassboro line near Barnsboro injured 18 people, two seriously. Buses traveling in opposite directions were forced into a head-on crash after an automobile cut sharply in front of one bus, causing it to swerve into the other.
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Barnsboro
N.J
Glassboro
Ex-Speaker Dies At 71 In Tokyo Cancer Cause
Yokyo reports former Japanese House of Representatives speaker Joji Hayashi died of cancer Tuesday at age 71. He served as leader of the lower chamber and was a prominent figure in postwar politics. The death was confirmed by family and a government spokesperson in Tokyo.
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Dies 'Yokyo
UPI
Joji Hayashi
House of Representatives
Hippo and Crocodile Soup Prices Jump in Singapore
In Singapore a surge in hippo and crocodile meat costs sent soup prices to new highs. A bowl of hippo soup rose from about 60 cents to $1, while crocodile soup climbed from 45 cents to $1. The jump stems from a meat shortage driven by growing popularity.
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Singapore
UPI
Air Unit Wins Staples Trophy for Aircrewman Qualifiers
Helicopter Squadron HS 773 at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station becomes the first Naval Air Reserve unit to qualify all enlisted personnel as Aircrewmen. The Willard J Staples trophy honors outstanding performance after extensive weekend training in advanced helicopter electronics for anti submarine patrols. Cmdr Robert W Henson led during the competition period. current commander Cmdr William C Garrett, 39, of Anaheim is a Douglas Aircraft Co. engineer.
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Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Naval Air Reserve
Willard J. Staples
Robert W. Henson
San Diego
Shore Fund and Library Proposals Move Toward Ballot
Council considers three measures for June 7 ballot. D. Pat Ahern and Charles M. Garrison push two central library proposals plus a shoreline fund and oil money use. Vote in committee was 6-2, with Lideland fund authorit dissenting.
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D. Pat Ahern
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Charles M. Garrison
Sestis
Alamitos Ave
Tideland
Los Angeles
Counline
Enet
Wise Syndicate Cedes $100,000 Investment to City
Long Beach developers are ready to transfer about 100000 spent on turning the Wise Building from a ghost to an asset. The Long Beach Downtown Syndicate formed by Buffums and others pursued a full-ownership plan, securing an option with National Dollar Stores and courting major tenants. The City Library committee notes civic gifts by The Independent, Press Telegram, Buffums to consolidate ownership for a downtown civic purpose.
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Wise Bldg
Long Beach
Pine and Broadway
Buffums
Newspapers
Belchere
Long Beath Public] Library Committee
Independent, Press‘Telegram and Buffums
Montgomery Ward
Bulon
Fwin Count
Newspapers, Inc
Bul Fums
Wise
Hearing Set for Major in Attempted LAPD Killing
Los Angeles 34 year old Thomas J. Major faces arraignment in Superior Court on April 18 for attempting to murder a policeman. A bedside hearing revealed Major was shot in the head and stomach. witness Buckland testified Major pulled a gun in a bar on January 24 and fired twice, the officer not hurt.
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Los Angeles
Thomas J. Major
Superior Court
Major
Charles Buckland
Huckand
Buckland
Pybilahka
Rca
Se' Seeat Cay
Long Beac
A. Call
U.S
Lisbon
Bclande
John
John N
Aoaea Dollar Stores
Jof
Oahwest
Portuwm Wl
Rulers to See in Las Vegas Visit Amid Theft Incident
The King and Queen of Nepal will arrive in Las Vegas on May 12 for a forthcoming tour. A theft disrupted their plans when a $3,000 black star sapsill was reported stolen from a traveler, Henry C. Whipple Jr., a USAF member, at Municipal Airport after a trip from Las Vegas to Long Beach on April 2. Police said the thief went through Whipple’s luggage aboard the plane.
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Vegas
Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Nepal
Sapswill
Shire Ring
Henry C. Whipple Jr
United States
USAF
Long Beach
Local Private Service Rates and Reservations Noted
Fragmentary ad copy lists private dle walk and Billy Maid services with meal options and daily rates. Mentions weekly rate of 29.05 dollars, plus meals, and a reservation phone number HE 6670. References include boulevard Tesaheses and various price points for private housekeeping and meals.
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Boulvvan Tesaheses
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