Koreans Agree to UN Control of ROK Forces
The Republic of Korea’s ruling military junta agreed to return all ROK armed forces to United Nations Command control under Gen. Carter B. Magruder who would use operational control only to defend Korea. Magruder released several units and front line troops while the junta began easing some restrictions after martial law.
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Seoul
Korea
UPI
Republic of Korea
ROK
United Nations Command
Junta
UNC
U.N
Carter B. Magruder
United States
Magruder
South Korea
1St Marine
6Th Corps
ROK Army
Chang Do-young
John M. Chang
Freedom Riders Begin Court Battle Across Deep South
In Jackson Mississippi 27 Freedom Riders including Negro and white activists were jailed after attempting to use bus facilities in defiance of segregation. They face possible appeals as U.S. and local authorities promise continued enforcement of anti‑segregation laws amid nationwide civil rights tensions. Separate incidents in Montgomery and Washington involved integration leaders and legal actions challenging Alabama's segregation statutes.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Freedom Riders
New Orleans
Alabama
Missis J
Jack Lippi
New Deep South
York City
Con
Montgomery
Uurt
James L. Spencer Witlj
Solomon
Seay
Zion
Uot
Mont
Spencer
Extromery Improvement Association
U.S
Atlanta
Jin Luther King
Jack Young
King
Jackson
Ralph
Abernathy
Mississippi
Weather Summary for Redlands and San Bernardino Valley
Weather today in Redlands shows a high of 75 and a low of 54, with yesterday’s figures at 93 and 51. Tomorrow brings sunrise at 6 40 am and sunset at 7 52 pm, with mostly sunny conditions and little temperature change through Saturday. No smog, burning permitted Saturday to Monday. coastal area may see low clouds tonight and early Saturday. Five day outlook: cooler than normal with no rain, seasonally mild Sunday.
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San Bernardino Valley
U.S. Weather Bureau
Two New Jersey Women Killed Police Hold Suspects
Plainfield officers detained two men, Joseph Maxey 23 and Lorell Parks 22, after the bodies of Eleanor Ewell and Helena Tyson were found near a Plainfield reservoir. Investigators said both women were raped and slain in a lonely road location after a car pursuit from a Scotch Plains area.
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New Jersey
Plainfield
UPI
Tyson Jr
Asments
Lonely Road
Joseph Maxey
New York City
Lyorel] Parks
Dunellen
N.J
Boston
Chicago
Parks
Oklahoma City
Palm Springs
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Cf Seattle
Washington
Eleanor Ewell
Mack
Elliot G. Ewell
Westfield
Eleanor Tyson
Robert W
Etre Parks
Morris
John Trambicki
Anold
Scotch Plains
Tyson
American Nazis Cool Heels In Louisiana Jails
In New Orleans police await a Pensacola group calling itself the National Nazi Party led by Doug Olelfkee. They threaten tear gas and nails if needed while Rockwell's American Nazi Party members, jailed for anti Jew and anti Negro protests, remain without bond.
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New Orleans
UPI
Pensacola
Fla
Doug Olelfkee
Olelfkee
Montgomery
Ala
Nazi Party
Storm
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
Fuehrer
Counties Must Decide On Water Project
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties must choose soon whether to take water from the $1.75 billion state project. State director William E. Warne said the California Aqueduct’s size from the Delta to Riverside will be shaped by these counties' decisions, with a deadline of December 31, 1963 for local agencies to contract for water.
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Santa Barbara
QPI
William E. Warne
San Luis Obispo
California
Riverside County
Warner
Channel Club
Six Teens Die In Post Graduation Road Crash
SAFFORD Arizona six teenagers returning from a graduation celebration were killed in a collision with a 33 year old man near Clay Knolls 12 miles south of town. The victims include Jerry Goodman 18 Kay Fyffe 16 Joan Sacramanton 14 and Wayne Wamsley 33 among others. The 1960 luxury car struck Goodman’s 1953 sedan at about 70 miles per hour on a rutted single lane road. The crash also killed a seventh person.
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Bigler
Quote of the Day on Jacqueline Kennedy in Paris
A Paris fashion observer predicts Jacqueline Kennedy will spark the season’s largest live fashion show next week as she arrives in the French capital. The statement underscores the enduring influence of the former first lady on haute couture and public fascination.
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Paris
Jacqueline Kennedy
Teens Involved In Fatal Stadium Crash Near Baker's Stadium
Johnny Johns, 17, survived with cuts and bruises after a crash that killed a teen described as sober and church-going. Mrs Zane Bigler and Wamsley were occupants of a car. Community leaders and officers reconstructed the fatal evening at Baker's Stadium where Goodman was noted in the 119-member graduation class.
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Zane Bigler
Wamsley
Johnny Johns
Safford Hospital
Baker’s Stadium
Goodman
Kennedy proposes 1.7 billion boost to federal spending
President Kennedy would raise the federal budget to 89.4 billion dollars for the next fiscal year with an average per person of about 9.44 dollars. Labor secretary Arthur J. Goldberg announced that union and management have pledged no-strike and no-lockout at missile and space bases and Kennedy created an 11 member Missile Sites Labor Commission to oversee disputes.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
United States
UPI
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Goldberg
Missile Sites Labor Commission
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation Service
Commission
Afl-Cio
Senate
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Congress Hails Kennedy Moon Race Plan
Congress backed President Kennedy plan to race the Russians to the moon with a five year seven to nine billion dollar program aiming for an American moon landing by 1970. NASA leaders Webb and Dryden predicted U.S. victory in the moon race as Kerr and Brooks hailed the bold step into the new space age.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Kennedy
Russia
Space Agency
United States
Robert §. Kerr
Dokla
Overton Brooks
D-La
Senate
House Space Committees
Federal Space Agency
James E. Webb
Hugh Dryden
Brooks
Kerr
Tulsa
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Clem Fuller Rites in North Hollywood Life of Western Actor Ends
Final rites were held for Clem Fuller a 52 year old veteran Western character actor who died Wednesday at the Motion Picture Country Home in Woodland Hills in North Hollywood.
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North Hollywood
Clem Fuller
Motion Picture
Woodland Hills
Californias Dairy Princess to be Chosen Tonight
UPI reports California dairy princess will be selected from 14 finalists during festivities at the Great Western Fair and Dairy Show in Los Angeles.
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Dairy Princess
Los Angeles
UPI
California
Kennedy Seeks Single Agency for Foreign Aid Plan
President Kennedy urged Congress to establish a new Agency for International Development to administer foreign economic aid on a long term basis. The plan calls for 7.3 billion in borrowing over five years, with 900 million initial year and 1.6 billion in each of the next four years, plus repayments and a 500 million contingency fund.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Aid
The
Treasury
U.S
Agency For International Development
State Department
International Cooperation Administration
Developmen Loan Fund
Jet Bomber Sets New New York to Paris Speed Record
An Air Force B58 Hustler flew nonstop from Carswell AFB Texas to Paris via Washington and New York in 3 hours 20 minutes, averaging 1105 mph over 3669 miles. Three crew members refueled in flight from KC135 tankers, breaking Charles Lindbergh’s 1927 record for the leg.
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Washington
UPI
Air Force
New York
Paris
Charles A. Lindbergh
Carswell Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas
Four Die as Greyhound Truck Crash in Nevada
UPI reports a Greyhound bus rear-ended a state highway truck on U S 40 near Emigrant Gap California, killing the truck driver R W Thornburg 27 and three bus passengers Jane Bosworth Reynolds 57 Anthony Gaffie 19 and James F Dagel 21. Sixty five aboard the bus were injured, 14 seriously, including bus driver Sebastian Bucher 30. A car passenger Mary Ann Rego 16 also suffered serious injuries.
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Emigrant Gap
Calif
Watertown
S. C
Anthony Gaffie
Bozeman
Mont
Sebastian W. Bucher
Concord
Lake Elsinore Bill Freeway Route Hearing
A public hearing is scheduled for July 26 in Sacramento on relocations of 3.7 miles of Riverside County’s Riverside Freeway Santa Ana Canyon Lake Elsinore corridor. The California Highway Commission approved the plan and it moves to the Senate for final action.
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Sacramento
UPI
Riverside County
Erside
Santa Ana
Canyon Lake Elsinore
Orange
Senate
California’ Highway Commission
Lawmakers To Grant Kennedy Requests On Defense Space
Washington lawmakers pledged much of President Kennedy's freedom doctrine spending but split over its impact on Cold War aims. Democrats praised a statesmanlike call to action while Republicans warned of debt. Key items include $1.5 billion in new authorizations plus a $200 million civil defense boost. House Republicans questioned the moon program and noted automation retraining plans need selling. Space goal to reach the moon before 1970 drew broad support despite GOP claims of a distraction from other issues including Alabama.
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Washington
UPD
Kennedy
America
Congress
United States
Marine Corps
Pentagon
West
Earth
Russia
House Republican Policy Committee
Alabama
Committee Acts On Driver Suspensions
In Sacramento an Assembly committee moved to curb automatic six month license suspensions for first offense drunken drivers. State Motor Vehicles director Robert McCarthy launched the campaign July 1, 1959, facing opposition from judges. A compromise bill lets a judge grant limited driving during work hours. without approval the full suspension takes effect.
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Sacramento
UPS
Assembly
Robert McCarthy
McCarthy
James Mills
D-San Diego
Charges Filed Against Six Union Men
In Los Angeles six Teamsters members led by William B. Patton blocked themselves inside Local 208 headquarters sparking a near riot. They demanded reinstatement of Mike Singer, who had resigned as local administrator. Union officials said charges would be filed within the union, not in civil courts.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Team‘Ster
Local 208
Wiliam B. Patton
Mike Singer
1Ocal
Teamster
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