House vote raises armed services pay by 1.2 billion
The House approved a 1.2 billion pay raise for service members, boosting major pay by 23 dollars monthly for majors and 85 for captains, with further increases for other ranks. The bill, backed by the Kennedy administration, omits retroactive re computation for five years and takes effect October 1. It also adds expanded subsistence, family, and new separation allowances totaling over 90 million in additional funds.
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President Kennedy faces test ban and Laos ties
President Kennedy discussed the A test ban and clandestine explosions with the Atomic Energy Commission. He warned that without a treaty lack of agreement could trigger more testing. He urged restraint in the Middle East, supported UN action if aggression occurs, and noted planned Nevada detonations. He praised the Supreme Court and Congress, noted Adm. Anderson’s continued service, and described Canada talks with Lester Pearson. He spoke on Laos, neutrality for taxes, and OAS actions in Haiti. No new wheat legislation if farmers reject contract in referendum.
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Birmingham Juvenile Court Addresses Race Crisis
The article portrays Judge Ellis and probation officers handling Black youths amid a city upheaval. It describes detention dormitories with clean facilities, meals, and television, plus bail practices and judges’ color blind stance as tensions rise across the movement.
Nashville Negro Students Parade Demonstrations Spark Incidents
In Nashville Tennessee on Wednesday hundreds of hooky players staged a march against segregation supporting Birmingham protests. Picketing at restaurants led to minor fights and shoving incidents. Police arrested seven Negroes and two whites on assorted charges.
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Lomita Man Is Suspect in Surgery
Raymond Houch a 43 year old Lomita surgical supply salesman was arraigned in South Bay Municipal Court on a charge of aborgon. Detectives seized about $10000 worth of medical gear allegedly used to outfit a home operating room after his Tuesday arrest. He allegedly performed an illegal operation on a 30 year old sales clerk in April leaving her near death for days before hospital admission. Bail set at 2625.
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Reed Drive
Lomita
South Bay
Houch
Apri
Catholics- Again Try for Buses in Missouri
Parents of Catholic school children resume demonstrations against Missouri’s refusal to provide public school bus transportation. Catholics claim public schools cannot accommodate their children and will return them to parochial schools until next September. An independent Catholic leader in St. Louis urges continued demonstrations despite rural counsels. Meanwhile 72 Catholic students’ families enroll their children in public schools in the Kansas City district.
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