Zoning Action Balked Over Fraternity House Extension
City Council deadlocked as nine members split on a measure to allow fraternities and sororities to remain in K-4 and other zones until Nov. 17. Rob ert F. Crow’s absence blocked adoption, while Cornelinan William A. Graham Emmet Sullivan James A. Hayes and R. B. Corbett opposed. The ordinance would grant a temporary stay for student houses amid opposition to longer extensions.
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Leonard
The
Callies
Icornelinan
William A. Graham
Emmet Sullivan
James A. Hayes
R. B. Corbett
Raymond ©. Kealer
Fair Dead Here Relocates or Not Long Beach Fair
Long Beach officials weigh canceling the two year lease with the fair group amid doubts over private financing. Watson defends progress while critics demand concrete evidence. Costs for the World’s Fair are estimated above 120 million as blueprints shift to other sites.
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Bond
William Araha
Exposition ‘Group
Keater
Crow
R Alty
Watson
Fair
Council
J Crow
Long Beach
Fair Organization
Fred Hart
Cricics
Pledge on anti bias signed by many sororities and fraternities
The anti bias pledge deadline covers California state colleges and UC campuses. Statewide 61 of 67 fraternities, plus 15 of 38 national sororities, signed. In UC system 16 of 151 national chapters declined. Acacia and Pi Beta Phi challenge public college anti bias requirement in Inglewood Superior Court, with judge ruling the certificate not depriving student rights.
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Alpha Omicron Pi
Epsilon Phi
Lois Swanson
California
University of California
CSCLE
Swanson
Dr. Swanson
Acacia Fraternity
JN Inglewood Superior Court
Stevens Fargo
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Most Frats at UC Agree on Non-Bias Policy
UC President Clark Kerr announced that 185 of 198 fraternity and sorority chapters complied with the nondiscrimination policy. Sixteen did not meet the deadline, 13 of which are salaries. Five chapters received extensions. Noncompliant groups risk losing use of university facilities, their name as UC approved housing, and assistance in rush programs.
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Berkeley
Clark Kerr
University of California
Rioters Arrested After Lafontaine Park Clash in Montreal
About 45 youths were arrested after a clash between around 200 separatist sympathizers and spectators at a fireworks display in Lafontaine Park in Montreal's east end. The incident occurred Tuesday night amid tensions over Quebec independence.
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Montreal
UPI
Lafontaine Park
Quebec
Brown Defends 13000 State Promotion Booklet
Gov Brown called the controversial 13 thousand dollar state industrial promotion brochure a great hook and dismissed critics as nit picking. He noted changes before a second printing, admitted some errors, and acknowledged omissions favoring northern cities while San Francisco and Long Beach producers pressured more balanced representation. A San Diego legislator joined others in demanding delayed distribution until San Diego is better represented.
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Sacramento
Brown
California
Aoe
State Economic Development Agency
Long Beach
San Francisco
Joseph M. Kenrick
D-Lang
South
San Diego
Kenmick
James Mills
Lewis Holland
Encephalitis Strikes Seven in Illinois
In southern Illinois McLeansboro area seven elderly residents contracted encephalitis, one dying. The first case began around Aug 21, with the seventh over the weekend, ages 70 to 93. Pekin reports three more cases are disputed as true encephalitis.
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Springfield
McLeanshore
Aea
Illinois
State Health Department
Franklin BD. Yoder
Iff Rabout
Pekin
Norman Rose
Ulinais Bureau of Epidemiology
Baker payoffs linked to 1960 Kennedy Johnson funds
Senator Dor Walker Williams accuses Matthew H. McCloskey of funneling a 25000 payoff to the Kennedy Johnson campaign through Bobby Baker after McCloskey won the Washington plant D C Stadium contract. Williams urges a new Senate inquiry, with GOP leaders demanding a full airing of the alleged scandal amid a partisan storm.
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UPI
Dor J. Willians
R-Del
Bobby Baker
Matthew H. McCloskey
Kennedy-Johnson
Senate
McCloskey
D.C
Robert S
Bobby) Baker
Senate Democrats
MecCloskey
Philadelphia
Democratic National Committee
John F. Kennedy
U.S
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RF Williams
Baker
Johnson
Atlantic City
GOP
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Youngster Rescued From Well After Digging Effort
A four year old boy named Jerry Betten, son of Gary and Patricia Betten, was rescued from a well after rescuers pulled him to safety following a careful dig. The father, a construction worker, joined the operation as bulldozers began filling the shaft.
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Jerry
Gary
Patricia Bettencourt
Traffic toll in July sets new high for year
The July traffic deaths reached 4,410, surpassing the previous month and year records. The National Safety Council reported this figure as the highest monthly toll, contributing to a 25,630 American deaths from traffic accidents in the first seven months of the year.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Death on Scooter Hawthorne
Gregory Albe of Howe died when a scooter collided head on with a small track vehicle on a Howe day evening. Police say the crash occurred near Hawthorne and investigation continues with local authorities.
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CNS
Gregory Albe
Howe
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