World Fair Stall-ins Banned and Negotiations Called
A plan to jam turnstiles and block ticket lines at the World Fair gates drew action from Queens District Attorney Frank Cnet and City officials. Mayor Wagner refused to parley with groups seeking gun threats, while police expect 800 private guards plus city patrols for Johnson's opening day visit.
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Civil rights groups plan new drives after settlement
CORE and the Congress of Racial Equality announce expansion plans to boost African American employment in trucking and with Greyhound Lines. Bank of America talks continue amid suspicions of sit‑ins, while about 600 demonstrators arrested in recent protests await trials. Mayor John F Shelley is called as a defense witness but barred from testifying. Civil rights leaders urge future actions but say no nationwide traffic stoppage plan exists.
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Girl Dies as Ohio School Boycott Sparks Tensions
A white Presbyterian minister was killed during school integration protests as civil rights groups pursue desegregation efforts. The incident follows a boycott where guardians escorted children past demonstrations near a Negro neighborhood school.
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Cuba to take control of missile system say sources
The United States voices concern that Castro may gain control of the missile system as Soviet forces reportedly turn over operation to Cuban troops. Reports from Havana indicate Russians still control the sites while Cubans train in missile operation and equipment handling.
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Call on an Expert in Classified for a Faulty Serviceman
A reader warns about a troublesome serviceman and suggests using the Classifieds heading Call on an Expert to locate a reliable professional. The note urges caution when seeking repair help and highlights the value of vetted recommendations.
Long Beach Teachers Push Education Reform Petitions
An independent group of Long Beach teachers seeks state funds and reforms to reduce class size and fund countywide taxes. The Committee for Education’s Reform, chaired by Dean Millikan of Millikan High, includes members from Long Beach City College and several area high schools. The drive emphasizes unification of small districts and is not tied to any larger professional body.
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