One Killed In Muslim Rioting In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a brief riot outside the Muslim headquarters left one cultist dead and at least 15 injured, including eight officers. Six cultists were shot, one in critical condition, while fifteen rioters were booked on assault with intent to murder. Police reported rapid upheaval during the post midnight clash.
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Los Angeles
South Broadway
Ronald T. Stokes
Frank Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Stokes
Kennedy Macmillan Weigh Summit Prospects
Kennedy and Macmillan agreed they are ready to consider East-West summit talks if productive results ensue but no summit diplomacy now. They favored ongoing US‑Soviet discussions on a German settlement and possible multiple summits if conditions improve. Talks covered Berlin and disarmament with focus on nuclear tests.
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Washington
Kennedy
Macmillan
U.S
White House
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Pierre Salinger
Harold Evans
Russia
Oran girds for mass police action in city sweep
In Oran Algeria AP Twelve thousand French troops mass around the city for a plan labeled Operation Asphyxiation to suppress the Secret Army Organization. General Joseph Katz orders rapid troop movement, warns against park violations, and vows to clear buildings used to direct safety efforts. A new 7,000 troops arrive bringing strength to 12,000 as crews brace for a month long European sector sweep amid tense crowds and mixed reactions.
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Oran
Algeria
Mo Amite
Police Decoy Squad Faces Dangers in Rising Crime
Journal reports on the St Louis police decoy unit and the risks its officers encounter as crime rates climb, detailing how criminals take the bait. Joe E Brown, nearing 79, is highlighted in a side note about his larger than life persona and generosity.
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St. Louis
of Today's Journal
Joe E. Brown
Horrible weapon claimed by U S scientists reported
Rep Daniel Inouye said American scientists are perfecting a horrible weapon that could destroy all earth vegetation. He described experimental stages and controlled use in small areas. Inouye declined further comment and offered no timeline. Defense Department provided no comment.
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Honolulu
Daniel K. Inouye
D-Hawaii
Inouye
Inouve
Washington
Defense Department
West Germany Concedes Berlin Rift Yet Sees No Real Split
West Germany acknowledges disagreement with Washington over a Berlin settlement while rejecting any shift in recognizing East Germany. Bonn argues the rift centers on an international access control plan for West Berlin, with Adenauer insisting only a freely elected government is legal. Gen. Lucius D. Clay and U.S. officials imply limited rift, maintaining no plan to grant diplomatic recognition to the Soviet satellite regime.
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Germany
West Germany
Washington
Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
Dynamite Destroys Devil's Cigarette Lighter in Algeria
In the Algerian Sahara a 550 pound dynamite charge extinguished the Devils Cigarette Lighter gas well after months of prep by Paul Red Adair and his team. Water jets cooled the area as a bulldozer carried the charge toward the blaze. Spectators ducked as a trench blast ended the fire at 9:95 official time.
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Touil
Algeria
Algerian Sahara
Paul “Red
Adair
Paris
Titov Due In U.S. Today
Soviet cosmonaut Major Gherman Titov will arrive at Idlewild Airport today to attend an international space research meeting in Washington. Titov orbited the Earth 17 times and leads the Soviet delegation to the United Nations.
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New York
Gherman Titov
Idlewild
United Nations
Titov
Earth
United States
Washington
Chuckle Lads Driver Complains About Parking Crash
A Chuckle Lads driver tells a friend he dislikes most the peisy crash caused by faulty parking. The remark captures a light moment amid daily driving woes.
Blough Cited By Yale Kennedy Blough Honors
Roger Blough, board chairman of US Steel, was honored by Yale Law School with its 1962 Citation of Merit. President Kennedy sent personal good wishes as Blough, a recent figure in a steel price hike dispute, was praised as a statesman of industry. The citation noted Kennedy’s telegram supporting Yale Law School’s capital drive.
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New Haven
The
Law School Association
Kennedy
Ruebhausen
Yale Law School
Senate leaders oppose punishing neutrals with aid cuts
Senate leaders said they oppose cutting foreign aid to neutral nations critical of U S policies and nuclear testing. Senator Keating urged reshaping aid to favor friends, but Humphrey and Dirksen rejected tying aid to attitude. They stressed aid should promote economic progress and national interests. Dirksen noted expected budget cuts when money bills pass. The debate centers on a four year 3 billion Alliance authorization and various development and defense grants as part of the foreign aid package.
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Senate
U.S
Kenneth B Keating
R-N.y
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen
Linois
Keating
Khrushchev
Humphrey
Dirksen
Kennedy
Latin America
Senate Foreign Relations Fund
the Globe
Georgia Voting System Is Nixed
A federal three-judge panel voided Georgia’s county unit method used in Democratic primaries, ending a century of rural political influence. The unanimous ruling halted the unit system as a voting method amid a broader federal challenge to legislative apportionment following Tennessee precedents. The decision comes as Georgia’s General Assembly had just passed a reform bill easing the unit scheme.
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US Supreme Court
Tennessee
Norgttas
Georgia
Ernest Vandiver
General Assembly
Eugene Talmadge
James Carmichael
Males claim women know the weaker sex says research
Frances Bentzen a Montgomery County Maryland educator told the council for exceptional children that males are biologically more vulnerable to stress and tied to higher early mortality while women show superiority in stuttering and behavioral issues. She noted no significant intelligence difference between sexes.
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California
Bentzen
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