Jury resumes deliberation in Dearborn mayor civil rights case
In Detroit a federal jury resumes deliberations in the civil rights conspiracy trial of Mayor Orville Hubbard of Dearborn, safety director George Lewis, and police chief Garrison Clayton. They face charges of conspiring to withhold protection during a Labor Day 1963 mob targeting Giuseppe Stanzione, a white contractor. A previous four hour session ended without a verdict.
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Storm damage and troop movements across states and Europe
Severe storms battered Nebraska, Wyoming and Illinois with tornado sightings while rain drenched the Midwest and South. Reports claim Soviet and East German troops near Berlin with camouflaged vehicle columns, and pilots note increasing Communist air activity over the Berlin corridor. Rain and floods impacted Texas proximity and the Pedernales rose 13 feet near the LBJ Ranch.
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Saigon outlines price controls and mobilization stance
Saigon officials signal no immediate general mobilization yet vow readiness. Ministers announce policies to curb inflation with rationed prices, strict controls, and harsh penalties for offenders while claiming ample stockpiles. A knowledgeable source notes security tensions as a helicopter dispute along Berlin borders spurs Allied concern.
Rain Routs Shut Cars as Valley Grapes Face Damage
Rain blocked roads in the city area south of the river with Carver Elliott and Estrella Roads from 31st to 5th Avenues closed. Valley grape growers checked crops for possible rain and hail damage while a field supervisor reported no major loss yet but warned another storm could ruin fruit.
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Saudi TV to Censor Content Amid Religious Edicts
Saudi Arabia plans a state owned television service this summer with strict censorship. Western stars and romantic scenes are banned, women appear only in minor roles, and most programming will be American Egyptian or European films with religious talks and news.
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Saudi to launch two TV stations under modernization drive
The government plans two new TV stations one in Jed dah on the Red Sea and one in Riyadh with US Army engineers advising and CNBCO operating. The cost is undisclosed and much of the funding comes from the government. Simultaneous English sound will be broadcast for non Arabic speakers. ARAMCO already runs a Dhahran station with Western programs and wrestling draws large audiences.
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Skate Fun as Visalia Officials Weigh Skate Park
Visalia leaders move toward a dedicated skate area after three high school boys Pat Higgins, Mike Munger and Gene Gauthier protested a courthouse breezeway ban. Tulare County Supervisor Chairman John R. Longley rode the ramp, approving the project concept and technical advisory input from three student reps to study a safer space.
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Rusk Warns on Viet Nam Infiltration and Negotiations
Secretary Rusk says North Viet Nam has infiltrated about 40 000 fighting men into the south. He notes air strikes slow inflow but cannot secure peace alone and argues Peking opposes talks more than Hanoi while warning against expectations of peaceful settlement.
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Afro-Asia Chiefs Delay Presummit Conference
Foreign ministers of the Afro-Asian conference delayed today's presummit by 48 hours and may postpone the talks until conditions in Algeria stabilize. With demonstrations against Boumedienne rising, most ministers favored delay. Boumedienne’s regime hoped to proceed, while opponents planned a mass protest tomorrow in Algiers.
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