Kennedy urges space effort and freedom in world guide
President Kennedy argues cooperation with the Soviets in space advances knowledge and freedom. He says US policy should aid developing nations toward genuine independence, while divers ity and independence define the future. Brown accompanies Kennedy to Berkeley as he views Atlas D missile test at Vandenberg before flying to meet broader space goals.
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Kenedy
Kennedy
Ane
U. S
Berkeley
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Free World
John
H. Glenn
Pacific
Thomas S.[ Power
Strategic Air Command
Driver Freed in Bus Crash that Killed 20 Students
Duane Harris, 23, was found innocent of involuntary manslaughter after a nine hour jury deliberation in Greeley. The accident occurred when Union Pacific passenger trains collided with a rural school bus killing 20 children last December. Harris’s family and supporters sat through the night as the verdict was read by District Judge Donald Carpenter.
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Greeley
Coto
UPI
Duane Harris
Union Pacific Passen
Ger
Serioul
Hus
Dyudge
Donald Carpenter
Korea Installs New President
South Korea's military strongman Gen Chung Hee Park, 44, took over the presidency after Yun Po-yn resigns as the last constitutionally elected official. The Supreme Council, a panel of military officers, unanimously accepted Yun's resignation in a closed meeting and appointed Park acting president with elections planned for summer 1963.
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Seul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Rom Yun -Po-uin
Rillng
Supreme ‘Council
Yun
Park
New Winner to Get Directional Oscar
Hollywood gossip notes that the directional achievement Oscar will be awarded on April 8 for the first time since 1958 to a previous winner, marking a historic return of an honoree.
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Hollywood
Upi
Blakeslee, 61, Dies After Long illness
J. Lee Thompson, Witt M. Blakeslee chairman since 1998 of the Federal theater foundation died Friday at 61. The award will be presented to a firsttime winner whether it goes to Robert Rossen for The Hustler or others. The list includes Fellini, Wise, Robbins, and others.
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Robert Rossen
the Hustler
Stanley Kramer
Santa. Barbara
Nuremberg
J. Lee Thomp-s Witt M. Blakeslee
Guns of Navaranes
Fedrito
Fellini
la Dolce ‘General Telephone Co
Cal
Vitas
Robert Wise
Fornia
Jerome Robbins
West Side Allen Story
Eviction Ends as Ollie Loses Home and Loot Found
A tense eviction in which Ollie, an elderly resident, vacates a ramshackle home after authorities demolish the building planned for Friday. Discovered inside were money stuffed in walls including foreign coins and notes, a 1924 Buick with 1935 plates, a 1926 Atwater Kent radio, and a photo from a 1926 birthday celebration. Deputies and movers carted items to a warehouse while Ollie vented bitterly about the process.
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Atwater‘Kent Radio
Will
Money Bank
Buick
Ollie
Miss Sutton
Two Police Officers Killed On Freeway
On the freeway two officers Salisbury and McLendon were killed when their car was hit in the southbound lane near the Willow Street overpass. The inbound car of Rugl Wheeler veered and continued north in the southbound lane causing a fatal multi-vehicle crash. Salisbury, a receptionist, and McLendon, a new officer, were killed. their deaths mark the 17th and 18th traffic fatalities in Long Beach that year.
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Plolice
Salisbury
McLendon
Brown
Rug 1
Isell Louig Wheeler
Los Angeles
Willow Street
Wheeler Wals
Ife Lendon
Pallce
Fred DeeBlanc
Les Johnson Jr
Sgt. Johnson
Campton Hospital
Log Beach
Local Notice About Mail and Delivery Terms
Fragmentary text describes mailing class matter at Long Beach, with references to per meal per year and delivery details. It mentions the Bureau of Cleula crest and a daily publication schedule except Sundays, tied to Pine Ave Long Beach.
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Elearam
Kong Beach
Malea
Audi Bureau of Cleeulaitert
Ein SI
Pine Ave
Long Beach
Summit Talk Pressure Put on Kennedy
In Geneva UPI reports officials say Berlin ties and a nuclear test ban lack a basis for spring talks. Some hope tension may push Kennedy to meet Khrushchev for national interest. Westerners expect renewed Khrushchev push for a summit with Kennedy amid East-West deadlock. Rusk to meet Gromyko again this week to test access to West Berlin and easing arrangements. The test ban issue remains stalled, with little progress on slowing the arms race.
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Geneva
UPI
U.S
Berlin
Tikshers
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Wester
Harold Macmillan
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Russia
Love makes the difference: convict seeks parole to wed
Flaherty, 39, a former public enemy and 1956 Cherry Hill riot leader, seeks parole to marry Fran McKearney, 35, a Canadian woman who says love changed his life. The parole board is expected to decide in about two weeks.
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Walpole
Mass
Joseph A. Flaherty
Flaherty
Fran McKearney
Parole, Board
Massachusetts
Cherry Hill
Old State F
Charlestown
Flaharty
McKearney
Kaiser Plant Tops Million Late Hours
Kaiser Gypsum Co plant surpassed one million man hours without a lost time accident. About 175 workers are employed at the facility which produces about 100 million square feet of gypsum board and 50 000 tons of plaster annually. Plant manager Wile Jr announced the milestone at a safety luncheon with industrial officials.
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Long Beath
Kaiser Gypsum Co., Inc
Wile Jr
Senate to Vote on Anti Poll Tax Measure This Week
Washington reports the Senate begins its first full day in session with discussions on anti poll tax amendments. Despite low attendance, including Vice President Johnson, leaders seek quick votes through unanimous consent as Dixie forces push for constitutional reform.
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Washington
Senate
Dixie Forces
Lyndon B. Johnson
Katheiine
Ship Strikes End As Unions Agree To Unload Freighters
San Francisco reports that striking maritime unions and ship owners reached a settlement to unload perishables from freighters carrying military cargo for the Pacific. The deal lifts the halt on loading and unloading operations, reducing pressure on crews and aiding ongoing shipments. Local impact includes Hawaii sugar refinery adjustments and docking plans for the freighter Hawaiian Citizen amid port congestion.
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San Francisco
Steaman
Pacific
Har
California
Hiewaiian Sugar Corp. S
Crockett
Honolulu
Flonalulu
Honohiu Harbor
Lays
J. Paul St. Sure
PMA
Dust Storm Hits Texas and New Mexico Area
A spring dust storm swept from the Central Rockies into the Southwest producing 65 mph winds and giant dust clouds. Visibility dropped to half a mile in western Texas and southern New Mexico as cold rain and snow spread from the Rockies to the Dakotas. The Texas Panhandle center drove the storm east toward Oklahoma with thunderstorms forecast from east Texas to the lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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United, Press International
Rockies
Ohio Valley
New Mexico
Texas
Paso
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Colorado
Mississippi
Ohio
Plains
French Forces Seal Off Bab el Oued in Algeria Siege
Algerian fighting rages as 10 000 French troops with tanks and armored cars encircle Bab el Oued in Algiers. A curfew is imposed while loudspeakers urge surrender. Three others die in attacks elsewhere. Europeans fear mass violence as the city braces for wider uprising.
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Secret Army
Bab’ Ell
Qued
Algiers
Bab el Oued
Algeria
Noling
Thello
Allead
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Tat
W. W. Feinemer
State Division of Highways
Ole
Cooper
Cowell
A. H. Johnson
St. Mary's Hospital
Signal Hill Hospital & Sanitarium
Hemeck
Grange Ave
Siere
Dean Rusk
United States
Kaiser
iHsuetys
Wilt
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Fort St. John
B.C
Newporter Inn
Sambares
Newport Beach
George D
Buccola Enterprise
U.S. Diste
George B
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Buick Scout
Vernon Construction Company
Ronnie Beach Place
Vernon
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