California and New York population race at high court
California bank official forecasts the state will overtake New York in population by 1963 as areas in the West surge. Separate Supreme Court action refuses to block Arlington Virginia school integration, allowing four white schools to admit Negro students and raising the prospect of school closures for anti integration laws. The court also blocks a dual rate transportation scheme and debates California’s suit against Washington State over trade barriers affecting Californian wire products.
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Bats Belled as Police Use Tennis Rackets
Police at Garlock Nursing Home in Hagerstown Maryland swatted a swarm of bats that invaded the facility. About six to eight bats were driven into a single room and trapped, with officers using tennis rackets to strike them down since the animals could not feel the blows.
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Seventeen Die in Portuguese Bus Crash
A bus with forty people left control near Arcos ac Valdevez and plunged into a ravine. Seventeen were killed and the rest were injured.
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Boy Scout Bitten by Rattlesnake in Arroyo Seco Canyon
Pasadena youth Steve Jones an 18 year old Boy Scout was bitten on the ankle by a rattlesnake while fishing with two other boys in Arroyo Seco Canyon. They hiked seven miles back to camp while medics applied a tourniquet and monitored his condition. The incident, tied to a television rebuttal, was reported by United Press International.
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Venezuela's Junta Faces Civilian Push for Elections
Caracas reports a political crisis as the military junta, ruling since Gen. Perez Jimenez’s era, debates replacing civilians. Civilian leaders threaten a general strike to force nationwide elections while the junta promises to hold vote but offers no date.
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Ofeda
Eugenio Mendoza
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Adm
Wolfgang Larrazubal
Pedro Quevedo
Carlos Luis Araque
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