High Court to Rule on Sit-in Case
The court upheld Louisiana anti integration rulings and kept New Orleans schools under city board control. The sit-in appeal differed from Florida demonstrators’ case earlier, as the court did not comment on its action.
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New Orleans
Supreme Court
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Tallahassee
Congo UN Troops Free Americans Amid Leopard Men Trap
Reports detail U N forces freeing Americans in the Congo while Leopard Men trap area fighters. Soviet pressure on the Congo debate grows as Angola attacks spark regional turmoil. mass casualties, refugees, and airlifts to safety rise in northern Angola and surrounding regions.
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Congo
United Nations General] Assembly
U.N. Sec
Pag Hammarskjold
Andrei Gromyko
Assembly
Frederick Boland
Ieland
Oftsmann
Angola
Madimba
Luanda
Red Cross
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Seus Prunes
San Salvador
Ex-Flier, Veteran of Three Wars Dies at 60
LOS ANGELES Victor E Bertrandias USAF retired deputy inspector general of the Air Force died at his Beverly Hills home of a heart attack aged 60. A flier in both world wars and the Korean War he spent years with Douglas Aircraft as an executive except for periods of military duty.
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Victor E. Bertrandias
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Rubber executive dies in California and Hawaii native
Dr. Harry L. Fisher, 77, head of the Goodrich synthetic rubber research department, dies in Claremont California after a long illness. He held 56 patents including one for a golf ball. A native of Kauai, Hawaii, Fisher was a prominent figure in chemical research and the Rubber Co. leadership. Also mourned is Dai-milvy Lee, 58, editor and publisher of World in San Francisco, described as the chief editor of the daily Chinese and connected to the San Francisco publishing scene.
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Claremont
Calif
Harry L. Fisher
U. F. Department of the Goodrich
San- Francisco
U|rubber Co
Dai-milvy Lee
Jon Synthetic Rubber
Daily Chinese
San Francisco
Kaui
Hawaii
Medical ad claims relief for joint and nerve pains in Long Beach
An advertisement from Long Beach promotes a treatment by Dr. Duncan offering relief for shoulder and leg pains, varicose veins, hardened arteries, phlebitis, and muscle spasms. It claims improved sleep and renewed desire to work after a different application, with contact at egli-GE 8-2403 and offices at 2501 YE Broadway.
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Duncan
D.C
Broadway
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