Freedom Riders Arrested in Jackson Ride
Seven more Freedom Riders arrived in Jackson Mississippi aboard a New Orleans bound bus and were arrested for entering a segregated waiting room. The group included five whites and two Negroes, a boy and a girl, with Newell Weber the photographer explaining the purpose of the trip.
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Weather Summary Redlands and San Bernardino Valley
Weather today in Redlands shows a high of 76 and a low of 53 with sunnier afternoons and light smog and no burning. San Bernardino Valley expects considerable cloudiness with scattered drizzle this morning and Wednesday, followed by sunny afternoons and little temperature change. The U S Weather Bureau forecast notes possible drizzle early Wednesday with night and morning low clouds, hazy afternoon sun west of the coastal mountains, generally sunny weather in mountains and interior areas, and afternoon winds up to 25 mph in desert valleys. Most regions will be slightly cooler Wednesday.
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Students Riot In Tokyo During Parliament Protests
Two thousand students from the Zengakuren left 85,000-strong union protestors outside the Parliament Building in Tokyo, hurling stones at police. At least 14 students and 30 officers were injured. two students hospitalized, others treated at a makeshift station. A separate clash in Kyoto involved 2,800 Zengakuren members, with 60 students and 22 police injured.
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US Urges USSR to Act Quickly on Laos Cease Fire
At Geneva the United States pressed the Soviet Union to translate the Vienna communique on Laos into prompt action. W Averell Harriman cited Khrushchev’s call for an effective cease fire and warned that delays undercut peacetime plans. He noted renewed shelling at Padong and criticised Soviet veto power demands on peace terms while France urged IC C investigations and Laos neutrality safeguards.
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Assembly Rejects GOP Budget Cuts in California
Democratic majority in the California Assembly defeated 11 Republican amendments aimed at trimming 1.1 million from Gov. Brown's 2.6 billion spending plan. The bill passed 58-22 with 11 Republicans joining 47 Democrats.
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Judge Fines Executives Firms For Price Fixing
U S District Judge Carl A Weinman fined two executives and four corporations a total of 101000 for price fixing in selling electrical resistors to commercial firms and the armed forces The executives were Edward W Butler and George W Water with fines of 4000 and 2000 respectively The corporations fined included Allen Bradley Speer Carbon Stackpole Carbon and International Resistance Co with penalties ranging from 15000 to 35000 The indictment alleged prices were fixed since 1955 across both commercial and military packaging including sales to Wright Patterson Air Force Base The Winton bill proposed for school funding and growth measures dominated a wide budget dispute as lawmakers considered pay raises and tax cuts The text notes amendments and a 24 hour postponement of budget debate.
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Gunman's Bullet Narrowly Misses L.A. Rookie
Los Angeles police say prominent bookmaker L. J. Diggs, 46, escaped injury when a gunman in another car opened fire as Diggs sat in his parked vehicle. Diggs was struck at least six times but only a forearm sleeve bullet wound. Two days earlier ex convict Max Tannenbaum, tied to Mickey Cohen, was shot in the face and shoulder and remains in serious condition at UCLA Medical Center. Diggs could not identify the shooter. He was jailed on a drunkenness charge and his car was taken to the police garage for examination.
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Mickey Cohen
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U S Youth Getting Soft Says Kennedy Adviser
President Kennedy's fitness adviser Charles Wilkinson told a House subcommittee that studies from Yale West Point and Illinois show a gradual deterioration in U S youth fitness He said Americans are not as fit as youths in Britain or Japan and urged action to improve physical conditioning.
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Bud) Wilkinson
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Inventor Nystrom Dies In Chicago Funeral Planned
Karl F. Nystrom a 79 year old inventor and former Milwaukee Road mechanical officer who held over 1000 rail equipment patents died Monday funeral services were set for tonight in suburban Illinois.
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Mitchell suffers fractured leg in fall in Camden
Former Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell fractured his left leg in a fall at his hotel in Camden while discussing his New Jersey gubernatorial campaign. Admitted to Cooper Hospital doctors expect four to six months for full healing and at least three weeks on crutches. The election looms in November.
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Kennedy crowds chase first lady in London shopping trip
Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy walked into an antique shop to be met by a crowd of about 150 on a busy Bond Street scene. Her sister Princess Lee Radziwill and the First Lady then left with guards guiding the way as police kept a steady line. Later the Kennedy party headed to Athens for a week’s holiday as Austrian officials noted Russians floated a move to host UN headquarters in Vienna.
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President Kennedy Returns From Summit Tour Happy and Fit
President Kennedy arrives at Andrews Field after a 19 hour 50 minute international swing with Khrushchev de Gaulle and Macmillan. He plans a White House briefing with Congressional leaders and reports to the nation on private talks.
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Shepard in Space Flight Report Highlights Risks and Promise
Washington officials reviewed the first U S manned suborbital flight by Alan B Shepard Jr at a State Department conference detailing the moment of takeoff, vibrations, vision blur and minimal physiological effects. The briefing contrasted U S openness with Soviet rigidity after Yuri Gagarin’s orbit.
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Ships collide in heavy fog near Chesapeake Bay
PORTSMOUTH Va Two ships collided in a dense morning fog off the mouth of Chesapeake Bay as NASA astronaut John Glenn Shepard described a perilous in flight moment and offered corrective measures for future missions The larger 559 foot World Challenger cargo ship suffered a six foot hull gash and flood while the other vessel T M Chambers floated toward Norfolk under Coast Guard escort with four women aboard. the collision halted by fog and the crew continued.
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Stevenson Sees Demonstration In Venezuela
In Caracas Antigovernment disorders highlighted Venezuela's economic troubles during Ambassador Adlai E Stevenson third day of a three week South American tour He breakfasted with Venezuelan business leaders at the U S Embassy before heading to Argentina on the tour's second stage with ten nations on the schedule.
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Cubans Welcome Red Technicians
About 25 000 Havana residents turned out at dusk Monday to welcome 300 Russian farm technicians who will spend a year in Cuba teaching farmers new techniques. The crowd included about 1 000 young Cubans who will soon train in Russia. The ship waited outside the harbor until almost 6 p.m. before reaching its pier.
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Elsinore Loan Added To State Budget Bill
A loan of 750000 for Lake Elsinore state park construction in Riverside County was added to the state budget bill at the request of Assemblyman Jesse M Unruh of Los Angeles.
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