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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1964

Page

2

Negro Easter Bid Rebuffed in Segregated Services

In St Augustine Florida a mostly white Easter crowd barred Black worshippers from all white services and protesters later picketed the Easter parade. Yale chaplain Winston Davidson was arrested as about 20 white men tried to stop him joining Black picketers. He had stood with five Black participants at the old slave market amid broader integration protests. In Jackson Mississippi bishops were ousted and seven ministers arrested as white Methodist churches barred integration efforts.

ST. Augustine Fla UPD Winston Davidson Yale University Davidson Carl Warmer UPI Warmer Stuf

Bus Plunge Kills 10 in Colombian wreck

In Santander Department, Colombia, transit officials report 10 people killed and 13 injured in two-bus collision and crash late Sunday night. Immediate responders transported the wounded to area hospitals as investigators opened inquiries into the cause.

Bogota Colombia Santander

Graham draws 35 000 at Legion Field for Birmingham crusade

Evangelist Bill Graham preached to an estimated 35 000 to 40 000 at Legion Field in Birmingham. He declared the event historic and urged thousands to accept Christ. Negro and white leaders hailed the crowd as a sign of improving race relations, and Graham avoided recalling Birmingham's racial tensions.

Birmingham Ala Uft Bill Graham Alabama Legion Field Graham Christ

Publicity Man Dies in Hollywood at 48

Hollywood AP reports Ernest E. Stern, CBS Television Network press information director, died Sunday in a hospital from a heart attack. He was 48.

Hollywood Ernest E. Stern CBS Television Network

Nine Inch Snow Hits in Chicago

A freak Easter snowstorm buried Chicago and surrounding areas with up to nine inches, breaking a 44 year weather record and disrupting travel. Winds up to 40 mph reduced visibility, halting air traffic at O Hare and causing highway crashes near Lafayette and Lexington. About 34 people were hospitalized and seven injured in other crashes.

Chicago O'Hare International Midwest Lafayette Lexington

Embassy Completion Nears in Mexico City

The $5 million U.S. Embassy building in Mexico City is nearing completion and contractors expect to hand it over to U.S. officials next month, according to a spokesman for the builders.

Mexico City U.S

Train kills toddler at City Park Easter egg hunt

An 18 month old boy, Steve Clay Madere, was run over by a miniature train in New Orleans City Park during an Easter egg hunt. The train engineer Edward C Cooley, 60, said he saw the child on the tracks but mistook him for a squirrel. The body was dragged 42 feet.

New Orleans UPI City Park Steve Clay Madere John C. Madere Edward C. Cooley Sam Moran Cooley

Ban Bombers Picket U S Base in England

Nearly 100 anti nuclear weapons demonstrators staged a two hour vigil in pouring rain at the U S Air Force Base near High Wycombe England. The protest by 300 anti nuclear demonstrators was held at the South Ruislip base outside London with no mass arrests reported.

High Wycombe England UPI U.S. Air Force Base Here London

Easter Students Clash With Police in Daytona Riot

More than 100 college students faced arrests as about 5 000 demonstrators clashed with police during Daytona Beach Easter celebrations. Rioters smashed and chanted while officers in cars and on motorcycles dispersed the crowd for two and a half hours. Estimates list around 400 arrests among a broader Easter gathering of tens of thousands.

Daytona " Beach Bob Olmstead Madi UPI College Son Wis Jetring

Eiffel Tower tragedy raises jump prevention count

Paris reports a 53 year old Frenchman named Jean Lebon jumped from the first platform of the Eiffel Tower. The death marks the 328th in the tower's 75 year history, despite added security measures to deter suicides.

Paris UPI Eiffel Polite Jean Lebon

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