Johnson hears of trouble in Red China
United Press International reports that Vice President Johnson, amid an Asian tour, heard credible opinion that Communist China faces serious internal troubles due to crop failures and mismanagement. Some sources foresee a possible government overthrow within 12 to 18 months, though official U.S. sources in Hong Kong dispute imminent collapse. Johnson’s trip includes Formosa, where Chiang Kai-shek pledged U.S. support and Kennedy opposed recognizing Beijing. He also visited South Vietnam and the Philippines.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
China
Johnson
U.S
Formosa
United States
Thailand
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Kennedy
Peiping
Red China
United Nations
Chiang
Formosan
Republic of China
America
Asia
South Viet Nam
Philippines
Redlands and San Bernardino Valley Five Day Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for sunny skies in San Bernardino Valley with local fog early Tuesday and slight cooling. Gusty 15 to 30 mph winds expected in northern desert valleys. Tuesday and Wednesday bring morning low clouds in coastal areas and warmer daytime highs, with dry weather and a warming trend. Sunrise 5 47 a m sunset 7 44 p m.
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San Bernardino Valley
Judge Musmanno Testifie Eichmann High Command
Judge Michael Musmanno of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court testified in Jerusalem that Adolf Eichmann was part of the Nazi high command deciding to kill Jews. He said Eichmann led a mobile unit called einsatzgruppen and could override superiors to invoke Hitler’s name.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Michael Angelo Musmanino
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Musmanno
U. S. Navy
Adolf Hitler
Eich
Hermann Goering
Mann
Europe
Goering
Hitler
Martin Bormann
Josef Goebbels
Heinrich Himmler
Reinhard Heydrich
Einsatzgruppen
Himmler
U S bow s to allies as conference opens in Geneva
In Geneva the United States yielded to British and French pressure to allow the Communist Pathet Lao to attend the Laos conference as equals. The opening was delayed to Tuesday, and no formal communiqué was issued. Rusk warned the Soviets and China to act in good faith to secure a neutral, independent Laos. Delegates from Thailand and South Vietnam were expected to arrive soon to ensure all 14 invited nations participate.
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UPD
United States
Laos
Lord Home
Andrei Gromyko
Cochairmen
Dean Rusk
U.S
Rusk
U. S
Kennedy
Soviet Union
China
Averell Harriman
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvang
Thailand
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Seek Causes Of Death Of La Verne Couple
La Verne. The coroner seeks to determine the cause of death of Walter Scott, 70, and his wife Mary, 62, found by their daughter Elizabeth Butler during a Mother’s Day visit. Deputies say the couple had been dead about a week at their Arcadia trailer home.
Sanitation bill killed in Senate Agriculture panel
In Sacramento the Senate Agriculture Committee tabled a bill by Sen. James A. Cobey to require toilet and washing facilities for field workers on every 40 acres during harvest. Cobey said the law would not force workers to be exposed, and he would push the measure again next week.
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Sacramento
UPD
Senate Agriculture Committee
James A. Cobey
Merced
Cobey
West Point Welcomes Eisenhower at Founder's Day
West Point rolls out the red carpet for Gen Dwight D Eisenhower a distinguished alumnus of the class of 1915 as he returns to accept the Gen Sylvanus Thayer gold medal and scroll from the Association of Graduates at Founder's Day ceremonies. Gen Anthony C McCauliffe, president of the association, will present the award at a dinner tonight.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
U.S. Military Academy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Association of Graduates
Sylvanus Thayer
Military
Anthony C. MecCauliffe
Laos proposes inclusive seating at Geneva talks
VIENTIANE Laos UPI the Royal Laotian government proposed that all Laotian political parties join the Geneva conference on Laos future. The plan aimed to counter Pathet Lao demands and would seat Loyalist parties plus the Pathet Lao if accepted, potentially creating five delegations at Geneva.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Namone
Pathet Lao
Boun Qoum
Geneva
United States
Pathet Laos
To Arraign Estrada For Murder
VAN NUYS UPI Tomas Kiko Estrada 30 was to be arraigned today for the murder of detective Sidney Riegel 44 in Pacoima a week ago. Estrada with a long record including armed robbery narcotics violation was arrested Saturday after surrendering through The Mirror. North Hollywood police said Estrada confessed killing the detective during a raid on a house suspected of harboring suspects in a $9 armed robbery.
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van Nuys
UPI
Tomas
Kiko) Estrada
Pacoima
Estrada
Los Angeles
the Mirror
North Hollywood
Sidney Riegel
Freedom Riders Attacked In Alabama Bus Burned
A Greyhound bus carrying nine CORE members was attacked by about 100 white men in Anniston Alabama. The mob hurled stones set fires and tried to force occupants off the bus, which was burned. three people were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. The tour, begun in Washington, D C, planned to defy segregation in Montgomery and Jackson. No arrests were reported.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Anniston
O. T. Jones
Greyhound
Congress On Racial Equality
CORE
Alabama
Atta Tkre
James A.jclty
Peck
New York City
Morehouse Vice
Atlanta
Montgomery
Jackson
Miss
Washington D. C
Genevieve Hughes
Chevy Chase
Edward Blakenheim
Tucson
Ariz
Mae Frances Mosely
Democrats Consolidate GOP Districts
Sacramento report reveals four Los Angeles Republicans will share a single Assembly district under Democratic reapportionment. Assemblymen Shell Wolfrum and others are angered, while Democrats Crown and Corman guide the mapping. Countywide variance capped at ten percent in the new plan.
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Jerry Reynolds
United Press International Sacramento
UPI
Los Angeles
Wolfram
la Canada
Hancock Park
Fairfax
Frank Lanterman
Howard J. Thelin
Glendale
Shell
United Press International
Los Angeles County
Ventura County
Rex M. Cunningham
Ventura
Charles J. Conrad
Sherman Oaks
Hollywood
Ventura Boulevard
James C. Corman
San Fernando Valley
Crown
Unpledged Delegations Approved by California Assembly
SACRAMENTO The Assembly approved a measure permitting unpledged delegations at national party conventions. The Cobey bill would allow unpledged and favorite son delegations in addition to pledged delegations and moves to the governor for signature.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
California
James C. Cobey
D—Merced
U S Hopes For Moon Shot By 62
Pasadena reports Cal tech space scientist Dr Albert Hibbs says Ranger II will carry instruments to measure moon chemistry and radioactivity. US aims to deliver an instrument package to the moon in early 1962. The plan targets the first quarter of 1962 for the lunar landing attempt.
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Pasadena
UPD
United States
California Institute of Technology
Albert Hibbs
Division of Space Sciences
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
World Tributes Arrive At Gary Cooper Home
World tributes poured in for Gary Cooper as he lost his four month cancer battle at 60. Rosary tonight and a Solemn Requiem Mass Tuesday will mark the actor’s passing at Holmby Hills. Eulogies and plans for private burial were announced with tight security and requests for Sloan Kettering contributions in lieu of flowers.
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Hollywood
UPI
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Holmby Hills
Veronica
Maria
Church of the Good Shepherd
Beverly Hills
Timothy Manning
Los Angeles Archdiocese
Henry Hathaway
William Goetz
Jimmy Stewart
Jack Benny
Charles Ek. Feldman
Jerry Ward
Holy Cross Cemetery
Inglewood
Ernest Hemingway
John Wayne
Henry Ford I
Bing Crosby
Burt Lancaster
Dick Powell
Kirk Douglas
Danny Kaye
Sloan- Kettering Institute of Cancer Research
New York City
Daniel Sullivan
Henry J. Johnson
Harold Ford
Ford
Nixon to Receive Big Brothers Award in Beverly Hills
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will receive the annual Award of the Big Brothers of Greater Los Angeles at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Meredith Willson announced Nixon is cited as the American who has been the greatest inspiration to youth in honesty integrity and patriotism. Walt Disney will introduce Nixon and present the award.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
UPE
Richard M. Nixon
Big Brothers of
Greater Los Angeles
Beverly Hills Hotel
Meredith Willson
Nixon
Walt Disney
Leg Found At Wrightwood Puzzles Police
Police investigated a severed leg found by a hiking couple near Wrightwood. Officials believe it may belong to an unknown woman whose head was found in Garden Grove, while the torso remained unrecovered. The 50 year old woman had been bludgeoned, with her head found by three boys in a paper box.
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Wrightwood
UPI
Here
Garden Grove
President Kennedy Eyes Informal Talk With Khrushchev
President Kennedy awaited word from Geneva and Moscow on a possible informal meeting with Nikita Khrushchev in Europe early next month. He and Jacqueline plan a return to Washington after a Florida weekend and a two day Ottawa ceremonial visit. Discussions hinge on Geneva Laos talks and nuclear test ban progress. Khrushchev signaled openness but Kennedy prefers ministerial and ambassadorial prep before any summit.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Palm Beach
Fla
UPD
Kennedy
Geneva
Moscow
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Europe
Washington
Florida
Andrews Air Force Base
Khrushchev
Canada
Ottawa
Stockholm
Vienna
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Laos
Nus
Khrush
de Gaulle
America
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
Weekend Traffic Accidents Fatal To Nine
Nine people including a Buena Park couple died in Southern California crashes over the weekend. Arnold Dilzer and Mary Lou Dilzer of Buena Park perished when their car hit a pole on the Santa Ana Freeway in East Los Angeles. Amelia Lorenzi of Tujunga died after a late Saturday two car collision in Sun Valley. Madre Harben of Los Alamitos died when his car plunged off a embankment near Point Mugu. Peter Dall Armi of Santa Barbara was killed in a two car crash in Santa Barbara. Harry Williams of Los Angeles was fatally struck while at a bus stop. Berkley Ezell of Corona died when his car was hit by a 100 car train in Ontario. John Hughes of Long Beach was killed when struck by a car in Long Beach.
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United Press International
Buena Park
California
Arnold K. Dilzer
Mary Lou
Los Angeles
Santa Ana
Amelia S. Lorenzi
Tujunga
Sun Valley
Madre Marshall Harben
Los Alamitos
U.S. Flora
Point Mugul
Peter L. Dall’Armi
Santa Barbara
Harry Williams
Barkley van Buren Ezell
Berkley van Buren Ezell
Corona
Streight
Ontario
John Hughes
Long Beach
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