29 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1962
Page
1
Six Chattanooga grammar schools admitted 34 Negro pupils for registration marking the start of a seven year plan to integrate all schools by 1968. White students did not show for registration at four Negro schools, with security and police keeping traffic flowing and spectators back.
London based lawyer F Elwin Jones petitions Britain's Court of Appeal to halt Soblen's deportation to the United States claiming the Czech government has granted him a visa and asylum. In Atlanta, Negro students attend white high schools as integration continues amid minor protests by White American Party members.
James Donovan, the lawyer who secured Francis Gary Powers release, will travel to Cuba to negotiate the return of prisoners from the Bay of Pigs invasion. He represents the Cuban Families' Committee for Liberation of Prisoners of War and is joined by Alvaro Sanches Jr and Dr Ernesto Feeyre.
In Troyes France five men face trial in a guarded courtroom for an alleged assassination attempt on President Charles de Gaulle. They are Henri Manoury Martial de Vilemandy Armand Belvisi Jean-Marc Rouviere and Bernard Barbanec accused of planning to kill de Gaulle with a plastic bomb along the road to his Colombey estate last September.
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East German officials blame West Germany for the death of 18 year old Peter Fechter at the border. Neues Deutschland says West police fired at border guards and Fechter lay dying on the Communist side. Riots erupted in West Berlin for days, as the issue intensified Cold War tensions and hinted at broader moves to oust Western allies from West Berlin.
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