Tito Hangings Protest His Visit Continues Page A-1
A series of mock hangings across Long Beach and related sites drew protest against Tito's visit. Dummies appeared from a fifth story window to a flagpole at city hall and at multiple landmarks including Lakewood and San Pedro. Dr Anthony Butkovich, Marymount College, suggested a possible wider protest in LA and San Francisco. A coffin plaque linked the protest to opposition to wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Dublin reports note President Eamon de Valera quietly marked his 81st birthday.
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Pine Avenue
Breakers! Thlernalional Hotel
City Hall
Clark Avenue
Lakownod
Lakewood
San Pedro
News- Pilot
Mount College
Tito
Long Beach
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Russia
Navy Chief Fred Korth Resigns Amid Pentagon Shifts
Navy Secretary Fred Korth resigns citing urgent reasons while President Kennedy praises his public service. Assistant Secretary Nitze may become Navy Secretary with Bundy as deputy. Undersecretary Gilpatrick eyes private life as Pentagon changes unfold.
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Navy
William P. Bundy
Pentagon
Roswell
Gilpatrick
Korth
Kennedy
Strike Near for 5,000 A-Workers
Oak Ridge Tenn union and company negotiators faced a midnight deadline and planned another meeting with federal mediators to settle a wage dispute involving more than 5,000 workers at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Y-12 facility. The Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union seeks a 75 cent hourly raise and other pay boosts under a wage reopening clause in a three year contract signed Oct 15 1962. Norman Beeler declined to reveal specifics of the Atomic Trades and Labor Council demands while some of its 16 international unions threaten to strike if deadlines are not met.
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Campany
Union Carbide Nuclear Co
Oi, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Atomic Trades and Labor Council
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Y-12
Aeew
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
John Bates
Jaca
Norman Beeler
T ‘Is
Ling
Carbide
Symington Comments On Possible Resignations At Rotary Parley
Senator Stuart Symington of Missouri expressed regret over North leaving as a former Air Force secretary and noted North has been anxious to depart. He declined to name anyone and suggested further resignations may occur, while praising North as a fine secretary. The remarks came amid discussions at the Rotary Parley site.
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State Department
John L. McClellan
D+ Ark
Senate
TEX
Vome
R-Colo
Rotary International
Lewder
McClellan
Allott
Stuart Symington
DMO
Air Force
Eorth
Symington
Korth
Micorla St
Fidel Castra
Herman F. Maris
Milwaukee
Justice Department
Cestea
JFK Praises Standards of Press in U S
President Kennedy saluted the nation s newspapers during National Newspaper Week saying no other nation has a press so responsive to freedom s needs. He urged critical examination of government policies and noted the press bears responsibility with freedom.
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Washington
Kennedy
Naional
Supreme Court to Review Rock Hill Protests Convictions
The Supreme Court ordered South Carolina courts to revisit 65 Negroes convicted after Rock Hill protests against racial segregation. The order accompanies arguments in sit-in cases that could shape 1963-64 racially charged rulings. Justices also consider issues on trespass laws, consumer refunds, antitrust cases, and labor union membership in pending matters.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Rock Hill
Railwey
Fuliman Ca
Parsons
Huettor
Cemonstraniona Bn
Haven
Cann
Ans
Tura
Srigate
Camemittee
Remonstralians
Novsing Irdimance
Saleeislan Af
Fedral Power Commission
Mathad
Caifornia
Jel Stend
Illinois
Suns
High Cour
Ratural
Musketon
Mich
High Court
Clso
Tha Ely
Pensioners May Get New Glasses Without Cost
Downstairs optometrist Dr Milton Glinberg at Heartwell Building offers free eye exams and glasses for pensioners. Bring identification. social workers contacted to handle details. 30 years of experience. Pine Ave location, contact numbers supplied.
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Milton Glinberg
Pine Ave
Heartwell Bld Y
Miss World contest deem rejects contestants as ugly
Lagos dispatch reports that Morning Post quoted the Miss World preliminary stage saying contestants were very ugly and thus no beauty winner was chosen. The remark sparked controversy as organizers considered the judging and selection process for the title.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Winges
Morning Post
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Ala
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Hanal Association For the” Advancement of Colored People
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Ted
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Eileen Ae
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