Racial March arrests in Torrance spill into streets
Police halted a CORE demonstration in Torrance as curfew enforcement led to arrests including Wondrow Coleman and Robert M. Lupo. Clergy participants Father Kouletsis and Father Samuel defended action for equality, while the march moved along Calle Mayor and Anza Avenue amid patrols and arrests.
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Long Beach
Coleman
Killingsworth
Samuel
Robert M. Lupo
Torrance Press
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Torrance
Woodrow Coleman
CORE
30 Nations Set to Sign Ban Treaty
More than thirty nations announced intent to sign the nuclear test ban treaty. France and Red China refused. West Germany will not sign for now. Nations listed include Afghanistan Australia Belgium Brazil Britain Bulgaria Canada Czechoslovakia Denmark East Germany France Ethiopia Finland India Iran Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Laos Liberia Mexico Mongolia New Zealand Norway Poland Saudi Arabia Senegal Somalia Soviet Union United Arab Republic United States and Uruguay.
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France
Red China
West
Germany
Afghanistan
Australia
Brazil
Britain
Bulgaria
Canada
Czechoslovakia
Denmark
East Germany
Feoder
Ethiopia
Finland
India
Iran
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Japan
Laos
Liberia
Mexico
Mongolia
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Saudi Arabia
Senegal
Somalia
Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
United States
Uruguay
De Gaulle Holds Firm On Nuclear Test Ban Rejection
Paris reports French President Charles de Gaulle remains opposed to signing the Moscow nuclear test ban pact. He says there was no official move to sign and approves of the treaty in principle, but French officials note no change in stance and he argues the agreement does not go far enough.
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Samuel
Father Kowletsis
Los Angeles
Episcopal Church
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
de Gaulle
United i
Great Britain
Rus
Lee
Ken' ‘Yey Ewenedy
Thant Bares Five Point Peace Plan at Moscow Talks
United Nations Secretary General Thant unveiled a five point peace plan during conference talks with the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. The plan calls for a ban on nuclear energy for war, a treaty to outlaw nuclear tests and a nonproliferation agreement among non Big Three members. It also seeks to establish energy reserves zones and limit stockpiles and delivery carriers.
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Moscow
UPI
United
Atomic “Club
Big 3 Hail A-Ban Pact as Historic Breakthrough
The leaders of the United States Britain and the Soviet Union hailed the nuclear test ban treaty as a breakthrough toward peaceful coexistence. Rusk Home and Gromyko signed in the Kremlin Grand Palace with Khrushchev Thant and U.S. senators present. The pact awaits Senate ratification and is described as a cautious step toward eliminating the nuclear threat.
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Kremlin Grand Palace
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Khrushchev
United Nations
U Thant
U. S
U. S. Senate
Adlai E. Stevenson
Gromyko
Soviet Union
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Thief Steals Keys From Menlo Park Firms
Police began a wide search after a burglary at 133 Menlo Park where a janitorial service office was broken into and keys to seven local firms including banks jewelry stores and pharmacies were stolen. Investigators described the theft as involving every available locksmith in the area. The incident prompted officers to patrol surrounding businesses and review security measures as they scanned for suspects and potential accomplices.
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Menlo Companies
Menlo Park
UPI
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