Kennedy Aims Afternoon News Conferences
Washington reports President Kennedy favors afternoon news conferences while press secretary Salinger notes past presidents varied. The discussion cites Ike and Truman schedules, Kennedy’s aides say afternoon sessions better fit the White House routine and the President’s daily timetable.
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Mass Picket Lines Protest Tito White House Visit
Anti Tito demonstrators picketed near the White House as Yugoslav leader Tito arrived in Washington for a 10 day visit. The demonstrators shouted slogans against Tito and carried flags, while Kennedy welcomed the guest and hosted private talks and a luncheon.
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Civil Rights Commission Extended for One Year
President Kennedy signed a bill extending the Civil Rights Commission for another year. Congress attached a renewal proviso to preserve the commission’s operating authority without ceremony.
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Sacramento board orders desegregation move for students
Sacramento officials disperse about 800 Lassen Kit Carson Sutter Stanford Junior High and Joaquin Miller students to five other junior highs to comply with a desegregation order. The plan limits Negro students at the first school to 16 percent and restores Stanford pupils to portable classrooms after their campus was destroyed. Reverend Cyrus Keller of the NAACP hailed the step toward equal educational opportunity.
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Showmen oppose downtown convention hall plan in Los Angeles
Trade show managers call a proposed 36 million downtown convention hall a pie in the sky. They question financing by a 4 percent hotel motel bed tax. Spokesman Carl Kraatz of the Los Angeles Home Show says a facility in Exposition Park is favored, while a committee backs Pico Boulevard site near the Harbor Freeway.
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Cerritos Unit to Host Fiesta Day Parade Band
Norwalk Fiesta Day Parade will feature Cerritos College Falcon Band as a non competing unit. High school bands from Norwalk Glenis, Sierra, Downey, La Mirada, Exelsior and Rancho will vie for honors as parade forms along Rosecrans Avenue near City Hall, starting at 10 am.
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New State Pamphlet Warns of Narcotics
Sacramento UPI State reports officials are distributing a new pamphlet on narcotics to warn Californians of addiction dangers. Adv Gen. Stanley Mosk aims to use the pamphlet as a major tool to raise intelligent awareness and push new drug control laws.
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Grease Fire Damages Hollandese Restaurant Kitchen Equipment
A grease fire at the Hollandese Restaurant on Woodrat and Alondra Boulevards caused about 4000 dollars in damage to kitchen equipment shortly after 1 pm Monday. Firefighters contained the blaze with no injuries reported.
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JFK Leads U S Orbits A Test Spy Satellites
The United States plans a space based nuclear test ban enforcement system after launching satellites from Cape Canaveral. The effort follows a Polaris A-3 launch and involves high orbit satellites with X-ray and gamma-ray detectors to monitor for nuclear explosions up to 200 million miles away. NASA plans eight Vela satellites next year to expand the network.
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California Poll Signals 1964 Presidential Race Shifts
The survey shows Kennedy leading among Republicans over Goldwater and Rockefeller, while Democrats favor Rockefeller slightly more than Goldwater. Romney garners 29 percent, Scranton 22, with California’s 40 electoral votes influencing the contest as the nation heads toward the 1964 primary season.
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