Japanese-Americans Pay Honor to Interned
About 20 Japanese-Americans arrived from Southern California to honor 10,000 compatriots and ancestors interned at Manzanar Camp in the Sierra Nevada foothills during World War II. The group started by cleaning the small cemetery, then held Buddhist and Christian ceremonies and repainted memorials. Jin Matsuoka, a 25 year-old student from Los Angeles State, spoke about the visit.
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Mosk Says He Won't Run for U.S. Senate
California Supreme Court Justice Mosk announced he will not seek the U.S. Senate or any elective office next year. He said remaining on the California Supreme Court allows him to better serve the people and avoids partisan politics amid talk of replacing Senator George Murphy.
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Dow Jones Averages Close Across Markets
Dow Jones closing averages show mixed results with the 30 industrials at 792.87, down 5.28, the rail average at 175.56, up 1.95, and the utilities at 19928 ending 34 points lower. Comparisons to last week month and year provide slight shifts, with highs and lows noted for 1969 and 1968 era references.
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Mosk hints at Senate bid despite Supreme Court goal
In a wartime memory filled visit, Mosk says polls show him as a strong Senate candidate but remains steadfast in pursuing a seat on the State Supreme Court. He spoke at a weekend Asian American gathering sponsored by regional groups in the Los Angeles area.
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Militants barricade New York church over breakfast demand
About 25 Puerto Rican militants from the Young Lords, with roughly 76 inside, surrounded First Spanish Methodist Church in Harlem demanding free breakfasts for neighborhood children. Police expect a court injunction. church leaders plan action after breakfast program talks.
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