Jaywalking and fines cross paths in quirky city briefs
A string of short items from various UPI reports notes Mayor Wagner refusing a $15 parking fine, a Greenville sheriff condemning pin ups in cells, a Milwaukee suburb story about a traffic fine paid on principle, a Michigan governor criticized by a sixth grader who sought a seat change, and a Oklahoma City tale of a boy gaining a father after an bike swap. The Escondido council debates a jaywalking ordinance with opposition stating it threatens native rights.
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Greenville
Miss
UPI
al Hollingsworth
Marcella Hegeman
Lansing
Mich
James Sarmagan
Michigan
John Swainson
Detroit
4 Escondido
APL
Lloyd Turrentine
Bethea’s 74-hour filibuster ends as he collapses
In Columbia, State Rep. A W Bethea collapsed from exhaustion after a 74 hour filibuster against South Carolina educational television. The House, resuming after a long night session, completed second reading of a $200 million general appropriations bill despite his bid to attach the TV program to the money bill. Bethea, campaigning for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, pledged to continue until the end.
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Columbia
8. C
UPI
Bethea
South Carolina
House of Representar
Wades
Sol Blatt
McCone Nomination Advances as CIA Director Pick
Senate Armed Services Committee informal approval for John A. McCone as CIA director. Formal vote deferred to Monday. committee majority expected to back McCone, the Salem Grandman industrialist. Delta amid confusion over spelling and scrambled text. Smallpox toll rises in Karachi with five more deaths and continued vaccination efforts in affected areas.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Salem
Karachi
Pakistan
UPY
Senate
Fiirachih
Isons
Forest
Lloyd
Who
CIA
Eagle Bridge
Dorl
Harrison Moses
Hugh
Rail Union Chiefs Meet Over Merger Plans
Philadelphia reports union leaders including Michael J. Quill and James Hoffa plan to confer in New York on Saturday about strategy for the proposed merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads. They warned against immediate strikes while law and procedure guide labor actions.
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Philadelphia
Transport Workers Union
Michael, J. Quill
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Quill
Teamster
James Hoffa
Qgver
Sec
Piltroads
Spokas
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
AEC Outlay for California in Fiscal 1963
The Atomic Energy Commission budgets 375.13 million dollars for California expenditures in the year starting July 1 1962. Key items include 112.77 million for new nuclear facilities and 395 million for the Stanford linear accelerator. California programs at Lawrence Radiation Laboratory and UC Berkeley total 13.90 million, with 2.5 million for sodium power reactor experiments at Santa Susana near Los Angeles.
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AEC
Washington
UPL
Atomic Energy Commission
Caliifornia
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Hosmer
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Lawrence Radiation ‘Laboratory
University of California, Berkeley
Santa Susana
Los Angeles
Rusk Eyes Inter American Talks on Cuba as Threat
Washington sources say Secretary Rusk will press for inter American foreign ministers to condemn Cuba as a bridgehead for Sino Soviet political aggression in the Western Hemisphere. A sweeping political and economic against Cuban communists is expected unless Castro cuts ties with Russia. The Punta del Este conference opens Monday with Cuba in focus and Laos and East West disarmament also on the agenda.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Wester Hemis
Castro
Russia
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Kie
Rusk
United
Gerous
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyko
Jess
Laos
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Grandma Moses
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Robert Koenig
New York City
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Brooklyn
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