Mateos Praises U S Mexican Relationships
Mexico's Lopez Mateos in a state address praised U S Mexican ties while signaling continued opposition to Washington on Cuba policy. He affirmed non intervention, noted the El Chamizal compromise with the United States, and announced Tito’s October visit. He cited ongoing water dispute with the United States over Colorado River salinity.
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Mexico City
UPI
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Washington
Cuba
Lopez Mateos
Mexico
Latin America
Organization of American States
OAS
Kennedy
Chamizal
United States
el Paso
Tex
el Chamizal
Rio Grande
Fidel Castro
Merida
Tito
Colorado
James Farmer and CORE Leader Shaped by Segregation
James Farmer 43, National Director of CORE, rose from a Mississippi water-fountain insult to become a leading civil rights figure. A founder of CORE, he advocates nonviolent resistance, Gandhi's teachings, and a tough stance toward segregation while steering the movement from New York.
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James Farmer
Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Plaquemine
Mohandas Gandhi
Howard University
Methodist Church
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Nevada Official Emerges as Carson City Landlord
Carson City story notes Ed Kruse, state superintendent of buildings and grounds, leases state property to private firms and individuals. The 24 acre capital complex pages nine properties and seeks a broad consolidation as the highway department moves quarters. The department also runs state facilities, car pool, water system, telephone network, and the state museum.
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Carson City
Nevada
Ed Kruse
Carson, Musser, Roop and
Fifth Streets
Highway
Highway Department
Capital
Kruse
Marlette Lake Works
Overton
Labor Leader Seeks Broad Changes in California Labor Scene
Sacramento based AFL-CIO California Labor Federation leader Thom as L. Pitts urges sweeping reforms to ease employment strain. He calls for growing public works, lower retirement ages, shorter work weeks, and expanded social services to meet rising labor force needs and curb farm worker poverty.
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L. Pitts
Afl-Cio
California Labor Federation
Pitts
California
Wild Ones Get the Boot in Porterville
Peace returned to Porterville after a weekend clash with motorcycle riders. About a half dozen riders were arrested during a 10 hour confrontation in which police used dogs and fire hoses to disperse the group. Five were released on bail. one held on weapon charges.
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Porterville
Calif
UPI
Sierra
Frank Torigian
California
Success Lake
Tule River
Torigian
Hell's Angels group blocks intersection and harasses town
Chief Torigian said a San Bernardino based Hell's Angels affiliated group blocked the main intersection with their motorcycles and converged on bars. He described them as incoming rowdy, hitting cars and using vulgar language toward women. Six cyclists were arrested for interfering with police actions.
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San Bernardino
Effigy Hanging Arrests Shake Birmingham Crowd
Two white men identified as Lloyd Colvin and Paul Breasseale, both in their early twenties, were arrested at West End High School in Birmingham for attempting to hang an effigy of a Negro. They face trespassing and disorderly conduct charges as the school prepared to admit black students this week.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Lloyd Colvin
Paul ‘Breasseale
West End
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Eee Oyir Bor
Mississippi
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Marshall, Tex
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Bob Davis
State Printing Office
Sacramento
UPS
Thom
Maryland Parkway
Sahara Pact
USDA
CLUB
Cudahy
Spencer
Tbs
iCal
Meadow
Chef Boy Ar Dee
Coan
KERN
Parkway Plaza
Springfield
Vox
Utah
Tams
Las Vegas
Dulo Recreation Center
East Bonanza
USCE
Vegas
Herman Estrada
Art Gonlin
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