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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
3
Lord Brain a physician has been elected president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science. The event occurred in Aberdeen Scotland as part of the annual meeting with British and international scientists in attendance.
Congress passed a bill creating a seven member arbitration panel to resolve firemen and train crew issues within 90 days. The two rail unions and the Association of American Railroads named their board members and agreed that strikes are barred during the panel’s two year term. Pay, job jurisdiction and other issues would stay under bargaining. The measure aims to limit disruptions while decisions bind both sides for the period.
Sacramento State Division of Agriculture called for bids to construct a one story auditorium at Fairview State Hospital in Costa Mesa with a budget of 50 dollars. The President praised civil rights leaders for meeting at the White House and noted the effort to address their concerns.
Kennedy praised the Capitol march as proof of faith in democracy and a potent push for broad civil rights. He noted the rally showed many could lobby openly on an emotional issue without disorder, saying the nation can be proud of such demonstrations.
Sacramento state agencies call for bids on a Fairview project, outlining scope, timelines, and bidding procedures. The notice seeks qualified contractors to submit proposals by the stated deadline to perform design, procurement, and construction work under public works rules.
Miss Tolles and Miss Hoffert, graduates of Smith College in 1962, were found slain in their third floor apartment in a nine story building with a doorman. Investigators theorized the killer or killers bound the victims and staged the scene to resemble a double murder. Suspicion fell on no forced entry. The families rushed to the scene from Clinton and Minneapolis as details emerged including Miss Wylie’s sister noting the victim’s theater training.
De Iano Scott Carrill, 1 year old, son of Mr and Mrs George Carrall, fell into a picnic type ice chest and drowned Wednesday in Winters Texas. His half brother Troy Sellers, 11, found him face down in three inches of water.
The Labor Department's mediation efforts collapsed and the administration urged Congress to end the crisis with legislation. Many House members voiced reservations about arbitration, yet supported the bill. The House passed it 286 to 1066 as Kennedy warned that labor fears over collective bargaining must be addressed and insisted the vote affirmed free bargaining remains intact.
Neal Fi Simeon, 46, a prominent Black educator and director of vacationist education and guidance centers for the Chicago Board of Education, died Wednesday. He was the highest paid Negro educator in Chicago, earning 18600 annually.
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