Senator proposes to move Negro population to balance race problem
LA.C. Says column discusses Senator Russell of Georgia proposing a bill to relocate Negroes nationwide to equalize percentages by state as a solution to racial tensions. The plan would subsidize moves for Blacks and whites, with opposition likely and no chance of passage, yet it highlights civil rights debate for the coming session.
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India
Africa
L.A.C
Jet Lab Radar Hears Media Beeps From Deep Space
Jet Prop-Pickering reports Radioscope at Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena detected beeps from Mechia's frequencies as far as 400000 miles away. The 88 foot Goldstone dish in the Mojave Desert aims to receive satellite signals. antenna tuned to 960 megacycles tracked the Pioneer Til satellite.
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Pro-Pickering
Pulsion Laboratory Scientisis
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Rusala
Mechia
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Ieee Tke i
Independent Long Beach Daily Strange Moon Signal Report
The Long Beach paper reports a curious broadcast event with two antennae at a dish focus tuning 10 and 283.5 megacycles after a Friday night launch. Signals appeared from 4 to 7 am PST Sunday but could not be tracked precisely and showed two tone modulation akin to Moscow Radio. The source lay west of the moon with angle increasing over time. By 7 am the signals were about 6 degrees west of the moon.
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Moscow Radio
De Gaulle Names Rightist as Premier
General Charles de Gaulle moves from premiership to presidency and names Michel Debre as premier. Jacques Soustelle becomes deputy premier as the coalition cabinet draws from UNR leaders and conservatives. Debre and Soustelle are key neo Gaullist figures guiding a pro Western yet France-prioritized cabinet.
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de Gaulle
Charles W. Ridley
Paris
UPT
Charles de Gaulle
France
Michel Debre
Jiacaues Soustelle
Rene Coty
Coty
Debre
Deaulle
Soustelle
Sousteile
Union For the New Republic
UNR
Clude
Informa- Republicans
MEP
Tion
Veterans Affairs
Jean
Berthain
pre-De Gaulle
Mier
Interiay
Former Dead Ender Billy Halop Seeks Divorce
Billy Halop, the former Dead Ender child star now 38, filed for divorce from his wife in Los Angeles on grounds of cruelty. The couple had been married ten years.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Billy Halop
Life at Huntington Hotel Celebrates Luxurious Oceanfront Stay
A vintage hotel advertisement touts rooms with private paths and new wall-to-wall carpeting at Huntington Hotel on Ocean Boulevard. It promises daily service, in-room dining, and competitive weekly rates, highlighting a hearty, turkey and Virginia ham menu and superior dining options.
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Riley
Huntington Hotel
Ocean Blvd
Lowg Beach
Duplevard
Lobries
Virginia
Tinton eBh
Obisioe Ae Reaufaut Ale
Meuler
Girard's Dressing Ad Promises Bright Tangy Flavor
An ad appeals to families to treat loved ones with Girard's Preach Dressing made with wine vinegar. It claims a light fresh taste unlike sweet thick or oily dressings and suggests it makes salads more tempting. The copy highlights Girard's French dressing variation made with wine vinegar.
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Goodood
Girard
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