Bears Halt Traffic As Police Ticket Driver
Minnie and Rosie two dancing tirdus bears stopped traffic Sunday as officer ticketed their keeper for public highway offense. A truck driven by Stanley George 57 of Brooklyn New York was rear ended by James George Kucera 34 Oak Lawn Illinois. The bears exited via a ladder and watched about 50 spectators, mostly children. Kucera was cited for driving while intoxicated and for parking on a public highway.
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Sit-in students placed in solitary in York County
Reported in Kansas City and Rock Hill that Friendship College students involved in a sit in near York County faced solitary confinement after a refusal to post $100 bonds during an trespass conviction appeal. Officials cited ongoing protests and demand for fair labor treatment as the motive for the discipline.
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Conflicting Views on Kennedy Wage Bill Spark Debate
Washington clerks and industry leaders clashed over Kennedy's proposed wage bill. AFL-CIO chief Walter Reuther argued raising to 1.25 would boost demand in textiles apparel housing and appliances, while the Chamber of Commerce warned of higher prices and layoffs. The subcommittee weighs gradual increases from 1.10 to 1.25 and broader coverage for 4.3 million workers.
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Honeymoon Couple's 70 Year Journey From 1912 to Wyoming
Shiney Sturgis, 94, and his wife Hester, 92, recall their 1912 honeymoon in Alaska. The Johnson County, Wyoming, couple married Feb 18, 2001 in a house built by Sturgis and his father. He worked as a carpenter until 84 and says a long life and marriage come from hard work and doing right.
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Negro Youth Faces Court in Killing of White Girl
In Memphis Tennessee a 13 year old African American boy, Freddie Green, appears in court charged with the stabbing death of Sharon Vaiden at a supermarket. The case, arising from a Sunday encounter in the store basement, prompted cautions against inflaming racial tensions as investigators detail Green’s admission and a history of alleged violent actions.
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West Berlin Mayor Plans Visit to the United States
West Berlin Mayor Willie Brandt will visit the United States for eight days starting March 11, meeting U S officials in Washington on March 13. Stops include New York and Chicago, a city spokesman said.
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Czech Chief on Visit to Budapest for Five Day State Tour
Czechoslovakia President Antonin Novotny arrived in Budapest for a five day state visit. The visit underscores ongoing East European diplomacy as Hungary hosts the Czech leader.
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Louisiana passes local option school measures in Legislature
In Baton Rouge the Louisiana Legislature approved a local option plan allowing parishes to abandon public education programs. Gov. Jimmie Davis would sign the bills, which supporters say give control to local districts, while critics warn of thought control and increased segregation as protests echoed in public hearings.
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Japan Doctor Strike Blamed for Six Deaths
Tokyo reports indicate six deaths Sunday linked to delays in medical care during a 24 hour nationwide doctors strike. About 55 000 doctors and dentists joined the stoppage demanding higher fees and changes to the national health insurance program.
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