Senate Rejects Anti Segregation Amendments to Appropriation Bill
The Senate blocked moves to bar federal grants for racially segregated schools and hospitals. A Ravits hospital construction amendment failed 37 to 33, and a Bush school funding amendment was tabled 37 to 34, as Mansfield argued the issues belong in separate legislation rather than in an appropriations bill.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Fiders
Jacob K. Ravits
RNY
Prescott Bush
Labor and Welfare Departments
de Jay
Besh
Strike Likely in Aerospace Firms Monday
A government mediator reports a possible Monday strike in three major Southern California aerospace firms North American Lockheed General Dynamics Convair and related companies representing about 100000 workers. Negotiations are described as stalemated with a shutdown threatening key airplane missile plants and missile bases. The warning comes as labor and management seek a settlement before a looming work stoppage.
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California
Los Angeles
Kennedy
William E .Simkin
North American
Lockheed
General Dynamics
Convsir
Afl-Cio
Simkin
Douglas
Clerk Held in Theft of 114 Million in Stocks
A New York district attorney alleged Wall Street clerk Gordon Tallman stole more than 114 million dollars in Bache & Co. securities, smuggling them under his shirt and storing them in a tin can. Two men were arrested in Newark in a related sting, with nearly 200 thousand recovered.
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New York U
Wall Street
Bache & Co
Bache
Hogan
Newark
FBI
Edgar Hoover
Gordon al ‘Tallman
Tallman
Robert J. Dodge
Bronx
Wogan
Cypress Man Dies in Crash At Atherton and Tallman
A Cypress man died Friday night in a two car collision at the Atherton Street and Tallman intersection. The other driver, identified as Rogers, suffered facial injuries and was treated at Community Hospital. Police said the teacher, Dr Wayne Willian Young, a Long Beach State College instructor, was driving west and struck Rogers’ car broadside. This death marked the city’s 31st fire year.
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Atherton Street
Tallman
Ximena Avenue
Dodie
Christie Duard Rogers
Dodge
LaSale St
Young
Long Beach State College
Atherton
Rogers
Tornado Kills Three In Britton Area As Storms Hit Regions
A tornado ripped down near Britton Michigan killing Patricia Reed 34 and two relatives, Francis 10 and Mary Applegate 14, injuring more family members. A farmhouse was destroyed and a church roof torn away in nearby towns while another storm caused extensive property damage. In California a mountain search for missing Alea Visher 12 continued near Kings Canyon Park as weather unsettled nationwide. A separate note mentions a secret launch at Vandenberg Air Force Base involving a Thor Agena booster.
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Ee Brifton
Mich
al Jo
Patricia Reed
Francis
Mary Applegate
Britton
Celine
Mark Reed
Fernado
Gaffith
East
Gary
Ash Mountain
Kings Canyon Park
Alea Visher
Pegay Asa Visher
Berkeley
High Sierra
Kennedy arrives at Otis AFB for Cape Cod week
UPI report notes President Kennedy arriving at Otis Air Force Base for a Cape Cod visit as the 1962 Girl Scout Roundup opens. Governor Keyser greets about 10,000 attendees from across the region, marking a bustling start to the event.
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Ityannisport
Mass
Pressert Kennedy
Otis Air Force
Cape Cod
Button Bay
Welfare bill boosts California federal aid by 18 million
California state welfare officials said Congress will add over 18 million dollars annually in federal funds, with the state incurring some costs. Gov. Brown hailed the shift from relief to rehabilitation and detailed boosts for aged, blind, disabled, child welfare, day care, and training programs. A provision allowing old-age pensioners to earn more without pension cuts starts next year, cost to state about 350 thousand dollars annually.
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Sacramento
Congress
Cali ‘Fornia
Welfare Department
Gov. Brown
California
Socal Welfare Department
Dodgers Hold One-Game NL Lead as Angels, Yankees Pace
The Dodgers maintain a one game lead in the National League while the Angels stay close to the Yankees in the American League. The Long Beach school board approves a tax rate cut of 3.44 cents for the district.
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Dodgers
Angels
Yankees
Pege
Long Beach
Spacecraft Poised for Venus Try
CAPE CANAVERAL UP I reports a giant rocket prepared for America's first Venus mission. The two part Mari ner 1 probe, to be launched aboard a Titan Agena, aims to fly nearly 225 million miles in about 140 days and reach closer to Venus than any prior manmade object.
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Cape Canaveral
Scieniisis
Mariner 1
Wi Ad
Senate Group OKs Customhouse Site
The Senate Public Works Committee approved locating the new customhouse at 23rd Street and Hesperian Avenue, directing GSA to proceed with design plans. Sen Clair Engle hailed the action as final and cited four hearings. The site shift to the harbor area involves finding the headquarters of the nation’s second largest customs district in Los Angeles Harbor.
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Washington
Harbor Area
23Rd, Street
Hesperian Avenue
House Public Works Committee
Clair Engle
Calf
Senate Committee
Engle
223Rd Street
Los Angeles Harbor
Lrgest
Harbor
Ares
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Thomas Kuchel
R-Cahif
jSemuate Public Works Committee
Rig Hosmer
Lsc
House Public Improvements Committees
GSA
Kidnap Suspect Cleared In Two California Slayings
Robert Combs, 43, of Torrance, was cleared of kidnapping suspicions in the slayings of Dorothy Brown II and the disappearance of Karen Tompkins. Detectives say they have other prime suspects. Wayne Butts said Combs’ aliases were substantiated by independent witnesses after intensive interrogation.
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Sherm Williams
Robert Combs
Torrance
Dorothy To Brown, II
Karen Lyra Tompkins
Los Angeles
Bet Set
Wayne Butts
Combs
Tax Rate Down but Bills Up
After wrangling, the City Council approved a $31,143, ost budget for tax-supported departments, totaling $225,252, with a tax rate of $147221 per $100 assessed, down slightly from last year but higher bills due to increased assessments. The plan raises city pay to 4 percent and boosts for police ranks, while a challenger urged larger capital funding. a Fire Fighters plea was heard but not granted.
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George Weeks
John R. Mansell
Mansell
Andrew Baird
Secom
Virgil H. Spongberg
Baird
Spongberg
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