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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1964
Page
4
Chairman Emanuel Celler said hearings may begin in several weeks after a routine session where resolutions have sat in the committee office since the 1962 court ruling requiring daily prayer in New York public schools.
The Orange County Grand Jury will investigate Magnolia Union High School District Anaheim area amid a recall effort targeting Trustees Allen and Downs. Trustee Hing L Milligan moved to proceed under oath, noting strong charges and hidden reasons behind the turmoil as seven of eight principals resigned over alleged poor candidate relations with Superintendent Guarles Wi.
Moscow reports the Soviet Union waived prior restrictions on grain carrier size and will permit large US freighters to ship American wheat to Black Sea ports. The move allows vessels like the Manhattan, with 50 foot drafts, to deliver grain, easing constraints from Johnson era pledges. Talks were led by Undersecretary Clarence Martin and Viktor Bakayev, with barges and lighterage planned to unload top cargo sections until the draft is reduced for final unloading.
Limaburg Germany ex NazI official Hefelmann testified at his war crimes trial that killing handicapped persons was necessary to make room for wounded Allied air raid victims. He said superiors viewed mercy killings as humane and intended to spare handicapped deaths by starvation. The trial is among three war crimes cases in Germany.
Paris dispatch reports armed riot police patrolled the countryside as farmers rallied nationwide to demand higher produce prices. Reinforcements arriving from Brittany backed authorities as growers urged tariff protection and a higher price ceiling on agricultural goods.
The article traces Senate leaders Humphrey and Kuchel debating amendments to a civil rights bill, with mentions of filibuster risk and cloture. It notes House approval of a modified measure and signals concerns over expanding voting protections to state and local elections.
Anthony-Nicholas Bracci, 49, of Magnolia Avenue, was sentenced to a state prison term after pleading guilty to forgery. Superior Court Judge Maurice C Sparling noted a probation report calling his repeated deceptions against innocent parties a factor in the sentence. Bracci forged and cashed a check, leading to the conviction amid a period of civil rights debate in the legislature.
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