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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1962
Page
1
A car struck a boy riding a bicycle in Dade County Florida drawing a large crowd and traffic delay. Sheriff’s helicopter landed nearby as an ambulance arrived. The boy’s condition and identity are not detailed. investigators at the scene noted a scratched leg from the incident.
The Kennedy administration won a sharp Senate victory 476 to 2 to end subsidies to foreign sugar producers. Conferees must resolve differences with a House bill before a Saturday deadline as the 28 year old sugar act nears expiration. The dispute centers on how foreign sugar is purchased and allocated among countries including Cuba, the Philippines, and others.
Police said 53 year old Joseph Seiferto fell from the first Methodist Church in Tuckerton New Jersey after a discarded cigarette caused a rope fire implausibly halting his chair work. He suffered a fractured skull and died in Brooklyn New York hospital after the plunge.
An IAM spokesman says top aerospace contracts are extended day by day as negotiations stall. With 400,000 workers represented, contracts at Douglas El Segundo and Santa Monica sites have expired or are near expiry. UAW talks continue separately with major firms amid looming strikes.
Pierre South Dakota attorney General A C Miller announces he will ask the State Republican Central Committee to nominate him for the United States Senate seat vacated by the death last week of Senator Francis Case a Republican from South Dakota Case death creates a vacancy on the party November election slate and Miller intends to seek nomination for the office
Saigon announced that from May 21 to June 20 Mekong delta forces killed 109 Viet Cong and captured 75 in one province. Ten government troops died in the period.
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