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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1962
Page
6
The California attorney general's office stated that banning peyote in the Native American Church ritual does not violate religious freedom. It argued a health-protecting law can override religious practice when reasonably pursued. Members insist the spirit of God resides in peyote.
Robert Webster, 33, once a Rand Corp plastics technician in Moscow, arrived at Greater Pittsburgh Airport then hid at his father’s Zelienople home. Disillusioned, he said he seeks to undo his 1959 U S citizenship renunciation, hopes for work, and plans to reconcile with his former wife. He left Russia with a Soviet passport and will seek U S citizenship again through the standard immigrant process.
About 46 women gathered outside the U S Embassy in London on Sunday in a protest by mothers against nuclear testing. One participant brought her 7 year old son and 12 year old daughter as the demonstration emphasized family concerns joined with wider calls for disarmament.
A Biscayne Bay blast aboard a mountain train wrecks a three cruiser vessel area causing injuries as a family fights to free a 4 year old and a 16 month old child clings to danger. In London the wählen event notes Antony Armstrong-Jones becoming Earl Snowdon and the Snowdon Mountain Railway ordering a gold medal for the heir showing the royal link and Welsh dragon inscription.
In San Francisco two women climbed the bridge rail on a Sunday. Orie leaped to her death while 18 year old Jane Timmerman of Sonoma was coaxed back by Highway Patrol Sgt Walter Pudinski who promised medical care. About two hours later an older woman climbed the rail and died. Coast Guard recovered her unidentified body.
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