Sporadic race tensions erupt in Jacksonville as riots flare
In Jacksonville Florida a Molotov firebomb damaged a white owned used car lot in a racially mixed neighborhood. About 40 Negro youths harassed firemen responding to the blaze while police moved to quell the disturbances. Shopkeepers boarded up fronts as false alarms and rock throwing surged. A biracial community relations effort was proposed as state and federal officials weigh action. Governor Bryant met with civil rights leaders amid calls to end the unrest sparked by political rhetoric from Mayor Burns.
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Four Family Survive Snowstorm Ordeal Near San Diego
In the Taguna Mountains near Cajon and San Diego, Mrs. Proctor 40 and her children 19, 10, and 8 spent 18 hours trapped in a stalled jeep amid knee-deep snow after a family outing. Husband and father trekked miles to summon help using a forestry service weasel vehicle. They were rescued and reported in good condition. Separately, Camp Fire Girls and three women leaders were rescued from a snowbound camp in the Suyamaca Mountains in eastern San Diego County.
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Tornadoes, Hail, Snow Hit Wide Regions Across Midwest South
Missouri Highway Patrol reported 23 injured in tornadoes with 10 seriously hurt in Addison Alabama and 24 children escaped injury near Garwood. Forty homes damaged. planes unroofed. power lines down. Heavy rain and up to 5 inches of snow affected multiple states. Bitter cold followed as icy air stretched from central Canada to Texas.
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Two Private Eyes Arrested in Leisure World Wiretap Case
Police chief Snyder details wiretap case tied to Leisure World board member Gummere and two private investigators Wolfe and Potter. Investigators claim listening devices were installed via a receiver in Gummere’s home and attic connections. Recall revolt seeks reform over high monthly payments and admin costs.
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Senate Votes on Civil Rights Bills Face Night Debate
Washington reports the Senate planned votes today after 15 days of prolonged talks. Senator Humphrey abandoned proceedings earlier, with key speeches and a 55 page House bill reading shaping the 9 am session. Morse and Morse backed moving the measure to committee for ten days as a signal of party readiness.
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Lynda Johnson and roommate see Broadway musical hit
Lynda Bird Johnson and her college roommate Warrie Lynn Smith, both students, took a two day study break to see 110 in the Shade at a matinee. They checked into the Carlyle Hotel where the President maintains a suite and later attended Hello Dolly on Friday night.
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