Pierre Salinger expected to join Senate today
Former White House press secretary Pierre Salinger was set to be sworn in as California's U.S. senator after Gov. Edmund G. Brown appointed him to the seat left vacant by the death of Senator Clair Engle. A Republican challenge and residency questions loomed, but a Democratic majority was expected to approve.
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Senate Elections Subcommittee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Virginia
Jersey City Quiet After Night of Rioting in Negro Slum
In Jersey City a renewed outbreak of violence ended after three nights of unrest. Police arrested 24, five stores looted, and some clergy formed a group to present grievances to Mayor Whelan who vowed a tough line. Nationwide civil rights actions also saw arrests in Pascagoula, Cleveland, and Monroe.
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Hudson County Conference On Religion and Human Rights
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New Jersey
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National Guard
Pascagoula
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Cleveland
Mississippi Delta
Monroe
190 Pound Woman Floats Down Ohio River Cussing at Rescuers
A Huntington woman identified as Mrs. Maxine Weisman, about 40, was thought drowned but surfaced and wallowed in the current as 20 rescue boats pursued her. She cursed at crews and threatened to topple boats, eluding capture as she drifted toward Catlettsburg, Ky., with responders unsure of her fate.
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Stage War at Camp Grayling Tests Guard Intelligence
Ohio National Guard's 37th Infantry Division conducted a realistic field maneuver at Camp Grayling Michigan to test intelligence training. Aggressor forces aimed to capture soldiers and destroy equipment without full battle. Lt Gen William Train and Gen Hugh Harris visited to observe, with training continuing through Thursday ahead of equipment cleanup and return home.
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William Train
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Brewery abandons Penn name for Rickmansworth pub
A brewery in Rickmansworth England dropped plans to name a pub after William Penn a teetotaler. The spokesman said naming a pub after a man who never drank would be inappropriate. The pub will be called The Keystone in honor of the state Penn founded.
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