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Newspaper

Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1963

Page

14

Ten Day Deadline Set On Integration In Los Angeles

Los Angeles civil rights leaders set a ten day timetable for action toward total integration after a six hour conference that formed top level committees and pledged to make the city a model in ending racial barriers. They demanded strong fair housing laws by June 21 and redrawn school district lines before September to significantly integrate enrollment. Further aims include independent review boards for grievances against law enforcement and elimination of employment discrimination through legislation and contracts.

Los Angeles Brookins County Board of Supervisors

Integrationist cites Los Angeles housing segregation levels

An integrationist warned that Los Angeles is more racially segregated in housing than most large northern cities, except Chicago and Cleveland. He noted 94 percent of the total Negro population is squeezed into the central district. The county Board of Supervisors arranged a meeting with the county Human Relations Committee to file preliminary reports within 10 days, while the NAACP led a united front of civil rights groups.

County Board of Supervisors National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Los Angeles Chicago Cleveland

Pedestrian says don't walk sign was taxi ad

In Saint Paul Minnesota a pedestrian charged with ignoring a don't walk signal claimed before the judge he believed the sign advertised a taxi company. The Highway Department reported the remark as part of the case proceedings.

ST. Paul, Minn UPI Highway Department

Future Base On Mars May Resemble Adobe Village

Denver based science discussion outlines a Mars base built with indigenous materials. Percy Bliss of Rand Corp envisions adobe-like huts using Martian rocks, cement from soil, and local resources to reduce Earth cargo. Initial shelters include inflatable rooms, then prefabricated aluminum and steel buildings before permanent adobe structures.

Mars Denver United States Mexico Percy H. Bliss Rand Corp Red Planet American Astronautical Soci Bliss Earth New World

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