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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1962
Page
1
Five taxi drivers in Houston petitioned for a court order to suspend city licenses tied to wearing caps. They argue the ordinance violates constitutional rights and lacks notice, confrontation, counsel, or appeal. One driver had license suspended for removing his cap to scratch his head and another for a cap being bumped off. A hearing was set for August 16 on a temporary injunction.
The Soviet foreign minister reaffirmed that Moscow would not attack the United States. Discussions with Krishna Menon on Berlin and disarmament topics followed by a public display of cautious optimism. Rusk reported no real shifts in East West positions amid talks.
New York and Miami service persisted as Eastern Airlines pressed a settlement offer from Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg. The Flight Engineers International Association had not yet accepted, despite the strike costing the airline about 31 million dollars. Eastern ran limited flights with returning engineers and warned of job loss for those who stayed away.
In Beaumont area two brush fires scorched 2870 acres of Forestry Service watershed and caused a pilot's death. More than 350 firemen stabilized the blazes early today.
The piece reviews a cross Atlantic Telstar telecast showing U S political polling. It highlights Brown leading Nixon in California with 47 to 42 percent and discusses turnout effects and the international broadcast of American life from New York to Europe including London Paris Rome and Brussels. It notes Kennedy news conference topics and the historic international television program.
Captain Chace reports quarantine lifted with 10 000 Navy suits at the San Diego Naval Training Center. No new meningitis cases. three sailors with the illness are in good to excellent condition. New recruits to receive sulfa pills on entry as a precaution.
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