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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1963

Page

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Yorty faces council feud after Los Angeles election

Los Angeles municipal election yields three new council members Nell groes. two Yorty-backed candidates fail to win. Incumbent C Lemoine will serve two-year term. Negroes Gilbert Lindsay Billy Mills and Thomas Madsey win seats, reflecting racial relations and political strife. Voters approve 127.5 million bond for schools. reject 10 million for junior colleges. city-wide turnout 418,041 of 399 eligible.

Los Angeles Yorty Nellgroes Lemoine Tidelands Blanchard Teast Nnti San Fernando Valley Athe Council Cnule Nowell Gilbert Lindsay Billy G. Mills Thomas W. Madsey Partment Feivil Service

Los Angeles Elects Negro Councilmen for the First Time

In Los Angeles, the 15 member city council will include three Black members after Tuesday's municipal election and a prior primary. Billy G. Mills, a attorney, defeated Leon Harrison. Gildert Wy, Lindsay, won a seat. Thomas W. Bradley won in the primary. They emphasize civil rights progress, minority participation, and voting on merit over race, while noting the city’s Black population and diverse districts.

Billy G. Mills Leon Harrison Los Angeles Proup Gildert Wy Lindsay Congress Richard Tafoya Thomas W. Bradley

X15 Skin Paint Heat Test at High Suborbital Flight

Edwards Air Force base conducted a test on the X15 rocket plane to measure skin heating as it ascends and reenters, with engineers noting a peak around 1,100 to 1,200 degrees Fahrenheit during brief runs. Pilot Joseph A. Walker flew at 92,000 feet and 3,750 mph for eight seconds to simulate conditions near reentry. Maj. Robert White previously reached 1,200 degrees at 314,750 feet during a high-temperature ascent, but the recent flight involved lower altitude heating for a sustained moment.

Space Agency Joseph A. Walker Air Force Robert White Wennesday Haveen

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