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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1964

Page

2

Evacuation and flood danger hit Florida coastlines

Florida residents fled as tides rose and hurricane warnings extended from Sarasota to Tarpon Springs. Bay Street in St Augustine flooded, Cape Kennedy evacuees sought shelter, and about 15 million people faced coastal danger as Civil Defense urged early departures and secured shelters across Cocoa Beach to Daytona Beach.

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Robbery Sought in Sunset Beach Cafe Owner case

Orange County sheriff detectives pursued clues Tuesday in a $3,000 robbery of cafe owner and his wife. Two men, one masked, abducted Mr and Mrs Jerry Waddell at their Pacific Coast Highway apartment, held them at gunpoint, searched drawers and beds, then fled with 3056 dollars hidden behind Noel’s Cafe. Mrs Waddell freed herself and alerted deputies.

Orange County Sheriff's De‘tectives Sunset Beach Jerry Waddell Pacific Coast Highway Noel

Unclear blast prompts flood of calls across Long Beach area

Police, sheriff and switchboards logged a flood of inquiries Tuesday as residents reported sonic booms shaking Long Beach and northern suburbs. Authorities described the events as jolts and urged calm while awaiting official details.

Long Beach

Pearson seeks Pacific meeting to ratify Columbia River Treaty

Prime Minister Lester Pearson told the House of Commons on Tuesday he hopes to arrange a meeting with President Johnson on the West Coast to mark the ratification of the Columbia River Treaty. The comment signals diplomatic timing ahead of the treaty's formal approval.

Ottawa 1 Lester I. Pearson House of Commons Johnson

Montgomery desegregation praised as turning point says Motley

New York figures describe Montgomery events as peaceful progress since 1954. Mrs Motley notes nationwide backlash fears, but cites quiet school changes in Alabama and Georgia with minimal disruption as Civil Rights era efforts continued. NAACP and legal groups highlighted Luther King Jr. as key architect. National Guard presence described as precautionary amid tensions in several towns.

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Demonstrations and a Poignant Police Incident Noted

The report highlights demonstrations over schools and a related incident involving police action. Names and exact locations are unreadable in the fragment, but the events appear to center on civic protests and a subsequent response by authorities.

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