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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1963

Page

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Long Beach City College expands purchasing 16 acres

The Board of Education on Monday approved a 4.3 million long range expansion by condemning 16.1 acres near the Business and Technology Division to add parking and new physical education facilities including a gym. About 150 homes and 600 residents may be displaced, with completion slated over nearly two years.

Robert Wilcox Board of Education Long Beach City College Orange Avenue Alamitos Avenue George Dotson BCC Dotson Gwen Cook Cook City College Lakewood BTD

Bus Crash Kills Woman in Ontario

An early morning collision between a Greyhound bus and a pickup in Ontario claimed the life of Bulal Cady, 48, of Lamont, California. Her husband Douglas Fred Cady, 41, the pickup driver, suffered moderate injuries. two bus passengers sustained minor injuries.

Ontario UPI Bulal Cady Lamont Calif Douglas Fred Cady

Where to Find It Listing Requires Clues and Page Mentions

A fragmented guide lists sections and page references for content across a newspaper. It names several topics such as classified ads comics crosswords death notices editorial financial shipping sports theaters and TV radio with assorted page indicators and note like Wilkon Rod Walls and Women.

Hal Boyls Dridge C.F Wilkon Rod Walls

China and Russia break off peace talks as stalemate looms

Moscow and Peking trade accusations over efforts to split the world Communist bloc. Both sides skip the Lenin Hills meeting, while the Soviet press assails China’s leaders. In Fresno, 88-year-old Mrs. Collie Barnhart is rescued after a three day trek through Sierra foothills, suffering minor injuries but in good condition.

Dottie A. Barnhart Clovis Fresno Sierra Moscow Peking Lenin] Hills India China Communist Party Pravda Communist Party of Chinal World Socialist Camp International Communist Movement UPI Collie A. Barnhart Calif Here

Tax proposal turned down in withholdings edition

A daily home edition notes that a tax proposal related to withholdings was rejected. The piece emphasizes the decision's impact on residents and highlights the political context and reactions from local officials. The report remains concise and focused on the outcome and immediate implications.

Wallace vows to ignore US civil rights ban if law passes

Alabama Governor George C. Wallace told Congress he would not enforce the public accommodations provision of the civil rights bill if it became law. He argued it would harm private enterprise and grant federal power, while claiming he would not enforce federal statutes in Alabama. The hearing occurred as Senate committees debated key Civil Rights package provisions.

Washington UPI Alabama George C. Wallace Congress Wallace Senate Commerce Committee Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Senate Judiciary ‘Committee Ater Kennedy Philip A. Hart D. Mich Corpus Christi Tex Arnold O. Morgan Senate George Wallace Wallice

Negroes March Into Charleston in Daytime Rally

Hundreds of singing Negroes marched through downtown Charleston South Carolina in the largest daytime civil rights protest in over a month. About 1,000 halted at City Hall for a prayer before continuing, with another 200 children and teens marching from a Methodist church to the main street singing and clapping.

Charleston S. C

Lovell Says Soviets Question Man on Moon Plan

Sir Bernard Lovell reported Soviet scientists are debating whether to pursue a manned moon mission or rely on instruments. He cited plans for an orbital telescope platform and said Russians may value instrument data over a manned lunar voyage, with 90 percent of moon information obtainable without sending men.

Manchester England UPI Bernard Lovell Jodrell Bank Lovell Mstislav Keldysh Soviet Academy of Sciences Soviet Union The Evening Standard Russia Oreital Crimea Mars Venus

Girl Stowaway Aboard Carrier After Three Days at Sea

Irene Maud Bickford 18, from Newfoundland, stowed away on the U S aircraft carrier Intrepid for three days. She hid in a cramped fan room and faced food shortages before a petty officer found her and she was flown back to Halifax. The incident prompted an investigation by U S Defense Department and Halifax police. no identities released.

Girl Carrier Halifax U.S Irene Maud Bickford Newfoundland Matifan Irena Irene Intrepid U.S. Defense Department Tursher Namiment

Atom Talk Resumes in Joviality

The United States Britain and Soviet officials opened a three hour session in Spiridonovia Palace guest house as nuclear test ban talks resumed in a light mood. W Averell Harriman and Lord Hallam observed with Gromyko taking over duties from Khrushchev after a chair toppled during a posed photo.

U.S Spiridonovia Palace Atedtei Gromyko Nikita S. Khrushelev Une W. Averell Hirriman Brite Lord Hansham

Judge orders FBI to stop shadowing Giancana

Federal Judge Richard B. Austin orders the FBI to halt its relentless surveillance of mob boss Ian Giancana and holds Chicago FBI chief Martin Johnson in contempt for defying questions about the nationwide tailing. The injunction prompts an appeal as authorities defend close monitoring of the Chicago crime czar.

Chicago UPTI Federal Bureau of Investigation Ian (Mooney) Giancana Mirtin W. Johnson FBI Johnson Washington Richard 8. Austin Austin J. Edgar Hoover Giancana Churchand Anthony Big, Tina) Accardo

Flash Flood Strikes Hot Springs Arkansas Downtown

Heavy rain caused a four hour flash flood in downtown Hot Springs Arkansas. Widespread water damaged streets and vehicles. Extensive drainage system later removed standing water and limited further harm. Authorities assess property losses in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Hot Springs Ark

Weather Tonight and Wednesday

A brief regional forecast notes clear skies tonight after morning clouds. Desert and mountain areas stay clear with a high around 70 today, while western zones reach near 78 in some locales.

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