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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1963
Page
9
In Frankfurt the British royal party arrives from London for a four day private visit with German relatives. Princess Anne, age 12, makes her first trip to Germany while Princess Margarete of Hesse greets them at the airport.
The Australian Federal Council for the Advancement of Aborigines drafted a protest to the United Nations accusing the government of discrimination. The action signals concern over Indigenous rights and government policy, reflecting ongoing tensions between native communities and official authorities.
Long Beach officials oppose a state ruling against a $95,000 San Diego Freeway pedestrian overpass at Snowden Avenue Los Altos. Council to meet with residents and state engineers after petitions claim residents are isolated from schools churches and shops.
Seoul dispatch reports 25 officers and civilians detained on possible court martial for alleged plot to overthrow South Korea s military regime and assassinate leaders. Among the detainees are Army Lt Gen Park Im Hang, former construction minister, and retired Marine Lt Gen Kim Dong Ha who withdrew from the junta before the plot was exposed.
US troops staged On Guard I in West Berlin to test civil defense against simulated riots and outside aggression. four thousand soldiers moved by foot, truck, and helicopter as East German attempts to flee were reported along the Wall. Capt Robert Kvederas led a company repelling rioters at a fake power plant. later, large maneuvers occurred in Grunewald Woods. A seven man US team opened NATO nuclear force talks in Bonn, considering submarine or surface launched missiles. General Foertsch to visit US defense installations late April to early May.
Snowfall totaling nearly eight inches in 24 hours was recorded in Anchorage on Tuesday, raising April’s total to a record 25 inches. The heaviest previous April snowfall was 14.7 inches in 1955.
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