Plea Against A Bomb Spurs Global Demonstrations
Britons march toward Aldermaston amid bitter weather as 4 000 protesters join a 50 mile trek to Britain’s nuclear center. Parliament members and clergy lead. Counter demonstrations erupt in London and veterans call for tests. Khrushchev and U.S. officials clash over tests while protests spread to New York Tokyo and beyond.
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Perry police force walks out in mass resignation
Seven Perry officers quit or took leaves after a dispute with Police Chief Walter Hamby. Mayor Willard Carmichael and city officials seek settlement while the sheriff’s office handles law enforcement. Hamby says the men blamed him for nagging and failing to issue workable orders, noting he may hire replacements in a few days.
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Perry
Fla
Willard Carmichael
Walter Hamby
Carmichael
Sheriff's Office
Hamby
Five Day Birmingham Bus Strike Ends After Arbitration
Birmingham bus drivers end a five day strike by agreeing to arbitrate wage demands for 23 cents per hour. Fare increases were approved by the State Public Service Commission, raising fare from 15 to 20 cents, with riders facing the higher rate despite the unresolved wage dispute.
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Birmingham
Ala
State Public Service Commission
Bridey Murphy tale echoes in Civil War life memory
Newspaper reports the Indiana couple and Louisville woman recount a past life as Confederate fighter Gene Donaldson. Hypnosis, a Nashville battle eye wound, Shiloh memory, and local Shreveport land deeds are cited as corroboration. The piece notes parallels to the Bridey Murphy case.
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Tex
Bridey Murphy
Damm Yankees
Nashville
Leonard E. Kord
Indianapolis
Ind
Patricia Jeanne Williams
Louisville
Kord
Richard Cook
Reet
Cancer Drive Canvass to Be Monday
Hundreds of volunteers will call at Long Beach homes Monday evening for donations to the American Cancer Society Memorial Crusade. Volunteers will leave literature on the society’s threefold program of research education and service and offer speakers and educational films for clubs and organizations.
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Long Beach
American Cancer Society
Pacific Ave
Marvin Davis
Logan Goodnight
American Cancer Safety
Long Beach Memorial Crusade
Parisians Defy Plea for Thrift
Two million Parisians flocked to provincial resorts amid a spending spree that ignored government warnings of possible renewed bankruptcy. The Interior Ministry reported fifteen million Frenchmen would travel by car over the three day Easter holiday as gasoline rose to 90 cents a gallon, with virtually all fuel imported. Financial circles warned that if imports remain higher than exports, shipments could be cut.
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Paris
France
Interior Ministry
Iron Curtain
Boy Tries to Fly Survives Three-Story Fall
A four year old boy named Paul Brown fell from a second story window in the Bronx, narrowly missing a concrete walk and landing on grass. He was taken to Jacobi Hospital with internal injuries and was listed in fair condition. His blind mother only learned of the accident when neighbors carried the boy upstairs. He reportedly said he was attempting to fly.
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New York
Bronx
Paul Brown
Jacobi Hospital
Paul
Rescues Lift Snowbound Group From Sierra Cabin
Eleven people, including six Northridge teens and a minister, were rescued Friday after being snowbound in High Sierra Nine Mile Canyon. Four Pepperdine College students subsisted on rabbits after their car stalled Tuesday in the same canyon. Names listed include Rev F Coppedge, Gary Younkers, 16, William Eubanks, 16, Dolores Smith, 15, Sharon Friesen, 15, Mike Harbold, 16, Ronnie Keith, 16, Allen LeMaster, 21, Aaron Johnson, 21, Stan Ellis, 21, and Frank Craig, 22.
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Sharon Friesen
Mike Harbold
Ronnie Keith
Pepperdine
Allen LeMaster
Aaron Johnson
Stan Ellis
Frank, Craig
Petersons Statement Hit by Foes
Long Beach State faculty spokesmen call Dr P Victor Petersons claim about admin criticism misleading. ACSCI leaders defend faculty input on tenure and promotions, note only instructors without tenure lack review rights, and insist evaluation committees followed official procedures in recommending retention.
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Long Beach State
P. Victor Peterson
George Korber
Association of California State College
de. Korver
M. J. Garver
Facult+Administration Relations Committee
ACSCI
Killer Gets Longer Term for Kidnaping
In Los Angeles, Hercis Foster aged 26 received a life imprisonment for kidnapping a South Gate man and forcing him to drive to Needles, California, while a murder sentence was only five years to life. Carolina Alcala, 20, also got a life to five-year comparison for kidnapping. The judge ruled the killing unpremeditated, second degree.
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Los Angeles
Hercis Foster
Paul Ermandy
Carolina Alvala
South Gate
Needles
Calif
Foster Briday
Miss Alcala
Democratic Council opens California HQ for May Griffin
The California Democratic Council opens its headquarters at 4547 E Anaheim St to support 18th District candidate Barry S May and 70th Assembly District candidate Tom Griffin. Volunteers from Democratic clubs will staff the office as both candidates attend the opening.
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California Democratic Council
Anaheim St
Barry S. May
Tom Griffin
Long Beach Child Dies as CF Claims Third Perry Son
Drew Perry five percent old son of Paul and Lois Perry of Oak Brook Street, Long Beach, died in UCLA Hospital from hereditary cystic fibrosis. The illness has taken two other Perry children, Richard at seven months in 1952 and Nanty at 24 months in 1957, while Karen, nearly eight, remains free of the disease. Perry leads local CF fundraising and urges research funding while his family prepares private graveside services at Westminster Memorial Park.
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Drew Perry
Paul
Lois Perry
Oakbrook St
University of California At Los Angeles
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Fother
Richard
Nanty
Karen
Griffin
Perry
National
Westminster Memorial Park
Patterson and Snively Mortuary
Registration Deadline Looms for June 3 Primary
Five days remain to register for the June 3 primary election. The deadline approaches at adnight on Thursday, urging eligible voters to complete registration before the cutoff.
Ghana Deportations Expand After Opposition Leaders Ordered Out
ACCRA Ghana nine United Party leaders were ordered to exit the country as authorities expand deportations to 24 people in the first 13 months of intonenronte. The men were banished from Ashanti Province where opposition to centralization is strongest. In a separate tragic story a 12 year old boy Gordon Carl Brown died after a cave in a gulley near Butts. His friend Johnny Bow sher survived after a beard shielded his face.
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Ghana
UPI
United Party
In-Tonenronte
Ashanti
Mmost
Boy Kenneth Evans Leads Mothercraft Contest in Canterbury
Kenneth Evans, age 13, topped a local Red Cross Mothercraft contest in Canterbury England, scoring the highest points among 26 girls. The event highlighted child participation and civic charity activity in the community.
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Canterbury
England
Kenneth Evans
Red Cross
Funeral mix up corrected before burial in East London
Mourners in East London South Africa witnessed a funeral proceed after a body mix up. The correct body was found to be in Johannesburg, 600 miles away, two days after two hospital deaths in a 12 hour window. A funeral proceeded minutes before the scheduled service.
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East London
South Africa
VPI
Johannesburg
Eisenhower Juggles Farm Day With Bill Deliberations
At Gettysburg Ike blends work, golf, skeet shooting and tree planting on his 500 acre farm during a long Easter weekend. Congress sent several enacted or vetoed bills to him for approval as he attends Good Friday services with Mamie. He also declared California storm damage a major disaster, releasing federal aid to aid relief efforts.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Anald
Farm House
Jhe
Arthur Nevins
Hig Farm
Mamie
Gettysburg Presbyterian Church
California
California Turncoat Boards Ship for U S Return
U S Army Sgt LaRance Sullivan of Santa Barbara left Hong Kong for the United States to board the liner President Cleveland at midnight. He is the ninth of 21 American turncoats who stayed in Communist China after capture in the Korean War and is the first among them to return home. one of the 21 died and 18 remain in China. Sullivan arrived in Hong Kong last Sunday.
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Prormer
Tt. S. Army
LaRance Sullivan
China
United States
President Cleveland
Sullivan
Santa Barbara
Cali
Agin
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