Catholic Lay Paper Attacks Los Angeles Cardinal
The Commonweal criticizes the Los Angeles hierarchy over racial policy and church leadership. Father William H. DuBay, 29, accused the cardinal of neglecting social teaching and laity education, and was relieved of parish duties as Vatican officials address the dispute.
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Piie
William H. DuBay
Paul VI
Father DuBay
Los Angeles
Fei
Church Universal and Holy See
Archdiocese of
Fight to Control Wild Fire Engulfs Angeles Forest
Eight hundred federal, state, and Los Angeles County firemen battled a fierce blaze in the Angeles Forest. Five air tankers dropped retardants at dawn but later faced rugged terrain and shifting winds. Three helicopters ferried crews into inaccessible areas as forecasters warned for another hot, dry day. Fire may have started from a stray bullet that hit a power line. All available resources were deployed with extra Forest Service crews arriving from as far as Pantee Ville, about 120 miles away. Forty fire trucks and 18 bulldozers supported the effort.
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Angeles Forest
Los Angeles County
Canyon
Forest Service
Pantee Ville
Soviet to attend Turkey World Fair in Moscow
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet Union will take part in Turkey's international fair at Tamir from August 20 to September 20. Tass notes this step is of considerable importance and that Soviet exhibits will include documents detailing Soviet Turkish relations.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Turkey
Tamir
Tass
Scranton Threat Prompts Dakota Guard Protection
Gov William Scranton, seeking GOP presidential support, visited the Dakotas where a threat to his life led Gov William L Guy to assign highway patrol protection. Scranton warned Goldwater's civil rights stance could spark racial tensions as he campaigns for delegates across the region.
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Fargo
Nld
William Scranton
William L. Guy
Highway Patrol
Scranton
Pennsylvania
GOP
Guy
Bismarck
Goldwater
Stunnier
Fell
Dakotas
Barrier Falls After 43 Years The Door Opens
In Birmingham Aja for 33 years J L Meadows chauffeured clients to the Dinkler Tutwiler Hotel before the man died leaving a bridged gap in a city long seen as racially divided. The piece portrays a pivotal moment in a steel town's desegregation.
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Birmingham
Aja
J. L. Meadows
Dinkler-Tutwiler Hotel
Bellflower Bank Receives U S Charter Approval
Bellflower National Bank wins a federal charter as organizers, led by Dr. Clifton M. Brakensick, set plans to sell stock within 90 days and build within 9 to 12 months. Meadows, a longtime resident, recalls joy amid the ceremony at a hotel dining room.
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Bellflower National Bank
J. J. Watson
Autrerncy
Clifton M. Brakensick
Ithe Bank
Bellflower National Meadows
Tras
Bellflower
Alondra
Brakensick
Llaeal
Ashi
White Mother Seeks School Transfers Amid Racial Split
In Wichita Kansas Mrs. D H Merriman Jr a white mother of five demands equal transfer rights for four of her children from Fairmount School to Buckner School citing policy allowing pupils to transfer if their race is in the majority. She plans to appeal to the city board of education after principals approved transfers but the district refused.
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Wichita
Kant
City Board of Education
D. H. Merriman Jr
Iity
Fairmount
Buckner
Merriman
Panginng Spurs Quiz by Solons (Continued from Page Ad)
The article discusses a Supreme Court case on whether the state preempts gambling regulation and the impact on a city ordinance aimed at Standard Club operators. It notes council hearings, potential revocation of a saving club permit, and comments from figures about enforcement. The piece also mentions Mrs. Axsom Jong and a handicapped woman in New York, with broader remarks on gambling law and enforcement.
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Starr
High’ Court
Hilda Byrne
Tim
Evanston
Til
Peor
New York
Jenjoy Ag
Ehanec
Bellflower Leaders Form New Business Group In 1950s Era
Trakensick once Bellflower mayor from 1958 to 1960 and ex chamber president heads a new business and professional group. Directors include Burt Smith realtor, Judge John C Landis, ard Schug manufacturer, Dr W Norman Wampler school superintendent, Dr Howard Davis surgeon, Eugene List insurer and vice mayor, Edmund Cammon shopping center developer, Sippi Mazarame rest home operator, plus 27 local professionals. The organization was formed over the past nine months.
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Trakensick
Bellflower
Chamber of Com Smercé
Burt Smith
John C. Landis
Honard Schug
W. Norman Wampler
Howard Davis
Eugene List
Edmund Camnon
Sippi Mazarame
Barry Heads Fourth Prescott Parade In July 4 Schedule
Barry Goldwater returns to Arizona for a weekend as Prescott hosts a Fourth of July parade with him as grand marshal riding a horse. He will also attend a pancake breakfast at a church and may stop at the Prescott rodeo before heading home.
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Phoenix
Ariz. Gfi
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Prescott
Proenix
Gold Water
Jale Morris
Beer Flow Slowed as Teamsters Strike Distributors
A Teamsters strike slowed beer flow as distributors refused to sign contracts with higher wages. The union pressed for raises from 51 to 53 cents an hour for Local No. 203 members. Some breweries operate their own distribution networks, while independents and taverns seek alternatives amid looming parity talks.
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Teamsters
George Leonard
Long Beach
Land
Southland
Orms
Teamsters Wal
Sbar
Food Market Study Chairman Appointed
President Johnson signed legislation to form a study of food marketing and the price spread between farmers receipts and consumer costs. He named Judge Marvin Jones as chairman of the study commission.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Marvin Jones
Long Beach Man Gets 10-Year Term For Slaying Suspected Lover
A 27-year-old Long Beach man, Neal, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting and killing a man he suspected was his estranged wife's lover. Judge Sparling denied probation after Neal pleaded guilty to manslaughter. The incident occurred March 23 at the Santa Fe area apartment where he and his wife reportedly attempted reconciliation. Herbert Steed, 36, of 1652 Santa Fe Ave, was the victim.
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Long Beach
Maurice C. Sparling
Neal
Steed
Raymond Neal
Lomabura
St. Louis Avevista Drive
Herbert Steed
Santa Fe Ave
Union Pact Eases Conditions for Drivers Say Leonard
Leonard says under the new agreement drivers should not face two sets of conditions. A brewer made a price concession enabling its distributors to meet the union’s terms.
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