De Gaulle Urges Closer Cooperation with Mexico in Mexico City
France's Charles de Gaulle urged closer cooperation with Mexico during a large public visit in Mexico City. He spoke from the balcony of the Nations Palace, praised Mexican independence efforts, and called for joint progress as thousands cheered. The event followed a deadly tower collapse on Iwo Jima, where 13 workers died.
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Burial Insurance Plan Offers Global Funeral Coverage
An ad announces burial insurance for ages 1 to 0 years under a plan with low daily costs. It promises to pay the face amount regardless of prior payments, citing a recent $300 claim on a bill with only $4.58 issued by a legal reserve insurer. Offers other plans and worldwide funeral director access. free information via mail.
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Boycotting of Schools Falls Off
New York observers report support for the second school boycott waned while 267,545 pupils missed classes in a peaceful protest for integrated and better education. A civil rights march to the Brooklyn board of education offices was led by Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. The board said it would press ahead with plans to eliminate racial imbalances despite opposition. Normal absenteeism in the nation’s largest public school system reached about one hundred thousand. Rev. Milton Galamison, once a strong boycott leader, lost much of his organized support.
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Firefighters struggle as 1000 acre blaze razes hills
Los Angeles area residents flee San Rafael Hills as flames threaten homes and wildlife. Fire crews from multiple agencies battle the blaze with water, while onlookers describe the dramatic scene and the view from hillside homes. A resident reflects on disaster and beauty amid the inferno.
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Strike Threat Out Rail Official Feels Optimistic
Washington reports J E Wolfe chief spokesman for U S railroads said a nationwide rail strike can be avoided after unions signaled reversal of plans. In Cleveland Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen president denied intent to strike. A maintenance man was burned at Santa Fe Springs chemical plant when a valve sprayed sulphuric acid on his head and arms. A Labor Department meeting was to discuss remaining issues in the work rules dispute between unions and rail management.
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Night Fire Drives Wildlife Into City Streets
Wild animals including rabbits wood rats mice squirrels and raccoons fled the canyons as flames chased through streets. Residents reported scores of small animals scrambling from burning areas and seeking shelter along paths and fences in the area.
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