Brazil hosts hate United States meetings amid leftist protests
A week of conferences in Rio de Janeiro brings Brazilian and foreign leftists to denounce Yankee imperialism and oppose Washington over Fidel Castro's Cuba. Delegates from 78 countries including the Soviet Union and China attend under a theme of peace and freedom from world domination. Washington says it fears the congress will be a flop as key figures avoid the gathering. promises of no government interference are made.
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New York printers approve contract amid ongoing newspaper strike
Striking printers voted 2 562 to 1 763 to accept a new contract but sharp talks between publishers and striking photoengravers ended in a stalemate. Mayor Wagner recessed negotiations until 10 am today, warning that no settlement yet clears the way for papers to resume publication after 107 days.
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UPI
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Coast Guard Rescues Save Six From Catalina and Santa Barbara
Coast Guard crews rescued four men and two women stranded on Catalina and Santa Barbara Islands after a hiker injury left Pratt and Finney needing aid. All six were landed at Terminal Island base with survivors receiving blankets, food, and dry clothing.
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Mystery sniper kills fifth victim in Richmond
A phantom sniper claimed his fifth victim, James Howard, 40, found shot in his Richmond home. The 29 mm pistol used matched the other attacks since July, with all victims left with chest wounds and a similar racial note noted by police. No motive established.
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Explosion injures two in Birmingham alley blast
An explosion behind a row of Black homes in Birmingham damaged a two-block area and injured at least two of five residents. Police investigate cause while residents say dynamite or a gag bomb was involved. a firefighter also suspects dynamite. Nearby resident Tressia Lewis recalls her TV was on when windows shattered.
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Race Mishap Hurtles Children at Devil's Bowl Track
A steering wheel detach sent a 1931 Ford racer into a gun sail at Devil's Bowl racetrack. Three children were injured and Clyde J Coomer Jr. lay in critical condition with possible loss of a leg. Driver James W Travis, 25, escaped. The boy and two girls were seated on the car’s guard bed cable when it lost control.
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Baylie University Medical Center
Clay Quiz on Aid Plan Due
Washington reports that Gen Lucius D. Clay leads a two man presidential commission expected to outline proposals for a 15 billion cut in Kennedy's 4.9 billion foreign aid program. The panel may testify before Senate Foreign Relations and House Foreign Affairs committees on its Saturday report to the President.
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Job Rate Tied to Tax Cut
Labor Secretary Wirtz warned unemployment will stay at 6 percent or higher until Congress passes a tax cut. He cited A Kennedy administration expectation of tax relief to spur consumer spending and investment, adding that the job rate could worsen in coming months without action. The Labor Department reported 6.1 percent unemployment in February, near 6 percent the prior year. Wirtz urged Republicans to cooperate or offer constructive proposals, saying the stakes are too high for party divisions.
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Kennedy Kin Stirring Political Troubles in Aspen Scene
The Sunday Express quoted Kath leen Kennedy urging her 10-year-old brother Joey to mind his age manners and Boston accent amid a crowded Aspen store. David Prior Palmer said the Kennedy children were seen in the shop and Kathleen tried to quell the disturbance with a pointed remark about votes.
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Inmate Dies as Chino Women Suffer Shellac poisoning
At Chino Institution for Women, Kaye Ann Mahoney died in the prison hospital and about 20 others were hospitalized after drinking coffee and juice tainted with smuggled shellac thinner. Two inmates hid jars of the thinner in their clothing during a weekend incident.
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Strongarm Pair Rob Attorney at 72 in Garage
A 72 year old man, William Lei Pollard of 12 Fifth Place, a retired attorney, was beaten and robbed Sunday evening in his apartment basement garage. He stepped from his car when a thief grabbed him with a blunt object, while a second robber took his wallet containing $78. The pair were described as about 20 years old.
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Backing Seen for Braden in California Senate Vote
Sacramento awaits a Senate decision on Thomas W. Braden's reappointment to the State Board of Education. Gov. Brown's pick faces opposition from Sen. Jack Schrade who accuses Braden of political influence and weak patriotism. A Rules Committee report is expected before the full Senate vote, possibly as early as Tuesday.
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Sea search for victims of Bali volcano eruption
Indonesian army motorboats combed the seas off Bali for more victims after the Mt Agung eruption killed at least 1500 people and possibly hundreds more. Lava cascades and floods sent panicked pilgrims into the sea, with a village near Sebagan reporting streets littered with seven feet of ashes and rocks.
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Stalin Purges Blamed on Nazi Forgery Plot
Moscow reports claim Josef Stalin was tricked by a forged Nazi intelligence dispatch to purge top Red Army commanders. The article notes alleged Gestapo involvement, cites Ogonyok on the 1937 Tukhachevsky purge, and mentions broad anti Stalin campaigns cited by Soviet press.
Two Children Die In Seal Beach Car Crash
A Seal Beach two car collision at Bolsa Chica and Westminster paths killed David Barrett, age 2, and Donna Barrett, age 3, and injured Douglas Barrett, 8 months, plus Mrs. Schaef Barrett. The Barretts from Huntington Beach were returning home when Graski's vehicle ran a stop sign and struck them. Graski, 34, of Northwest Street Anaheim, was jailed on manslaughter counts.
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New Soviet Envoy Arrives in Ottawa as Canadian Ties Deepen
The new Soviet envoy to Canada, Ivan Shpedko, 43, arrived in Ottawa from Moscow by air to assume his post, succeeding Dr. Amasar Aroutunian who has returned to Moscow.
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Ivan Shped‘ko
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Amasap Aroutunian
Orchids Spark Restful Path for Long Beach Citizen
A six year old orchid purchase marked a turning point for Ele in Long Beach. The incident linked to boxing figure Dayty Moore and Sugar Ramos, with injury attributed to a rope issue rather than the rival.
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