Civil Rights Bill Passed by Senate signal House Action Due
The Senate approved the civil rights bill 71 to 18 and sent it to the House where leaders from both parties urged acceptance of Senate amendments. A House vote is unlikely before after Easter, with Rules Committee scrutiny likely under Rep Howard W. Smith. The bill envisions federal court registration and enforcement of voting rights, plus federal schooling for military children where local schools are closed by integration disputes.
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Dirksen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Pay Raise Pact in 26 Percent Package for Consumers Power
Jackson report says Consumers Power Co workers vote on a two year settlement offering a 26 percent package, with 10 to 13 cent hourly increases yearly plus fringe benefits and pensions. Company expects rate hike requests if approved. union leadership backs the deal after marathon negotiations.
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Michigan
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Devils, Sand Lakes Cottages Entered
Sheriff deputies reported a cottage at Lakeview Park Devils Lake owned by Budd Goodwin was entered before Thursday and ransacked. Drawers cupboards luggage opened and cents scattered. Two pistols missing. Entry gained by breaking a storm window. Five cottages on Sand Lake south shore also entered during winter. Deputies believe suspects are connected and urge cottage owners to check for vandalism and report incidents.
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Devils Lake
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Sand Lake
Banquet Honors 200 Realtors at Lenawee Week Event
Friday evening observances capped Realtors Week as 200 members and guests attended a Lenawee Board banquet at Ritchie Hall. Vera Ham presided, Noel Francoeur welcomed guests, and A R Saunders praised past presidents and real estate boards while lauding growth and integrity.
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Snyder
Vera Ham
Women's Council
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Ceremotlics
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Lenawee
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A. R. Saunders
Lansing
Michigan Real Estate Board
Marie Ludington
Petersburg
Blissfield to vote on two mill levy for operation
Blissfield voters will go to the polls Monday to approve a two mill levy for school operation. Polls open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the new high school. If approved, the levy will run for two years to address rising costs and aid cuts.
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Eisenhower Letter Criticizes Castro as Cuban Leaders Betray Ideals
President Eisenhower in a 14 page letter to Chilean students defending U S policies in Latin America says long time friends of Cuba feel betrayed by Castro. He notes dangers to free expression and equal protection under laws and warns against hostile statements by Cuban leaders. Ambassador Howe invites seven Chilean student teachers for a U.S. visit, April 25 for 40 days, to meet unions farms and schools and possibly the President.
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IKE SAYS CAST REVOLT HAS SOLD es ep OUT ORGIN ANS
The article reports IKE stating the U S satellite has burned up after entering dense atmosphere on Wednesday. Washington and Ottawa had earlier confirmed its demise. Tass quoted a Soviet claim of 691 days aloft, 10 036 orbits, 273 million miles.
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Law Officials Set Tuesday Meeting in Lenawee County
Lenawee county law enforcement agencies will meet Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the county office building with Attorney General Paul L. Adams. Adams asked to meet Prosecutor Kenneth B. Glaser Jr. and was invited to the monthly law enforcement association session. The purpose of Adams's request was not disclosed.
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Law Enforcement Association
Second Ballistic Missile Sub Commissioned at Sea
The U S Navy receives its second fleet ballistic missile submarine today the 380 foot Patrick Henry to be commissioned by Electric Boat Division General Dynamics. Built to carry Polaris missiles the sub will join the George Washington already in service and is expected to become operational later this year.
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Legislature Still Up In Air In Final 1960 Session Week
Michigan lawmakers near a crucial end to the 1960 session with key votes on a sales tax referendum vital appropriations and a parks construction bond still pending. House Republicans and Democrats wrangled over bills while Senate leaders indicated potential a December special session if a sales tax increase is approved.
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Senate
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Vision Restored for Injured After San Antonio Gunfight
A 20 year old youth was killed in a March gunfight. Doctors transplanted corneas from a dead man to two patients in San Antonio, restoring sight to a man and a woman. Jose Pizano’s parents signed a release authorizing the transplant the night of the shooting and the operation occurred the next day. Mrs. Stella Gonzalez, 17, expressed heartfelt thanks. Aurelio Gonzalez, 40, plans to return to work as a mechanic soon. Both had lost sight years earlier in separate accidents.
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Stella Gonzalez
Aurelio Gonzalez
Kidney Donor Is Accident Victim
OKEECHOBEE Fla A twin who donated a kidney to save his brother has been killed in an industrial accident Ronald McDuffie 26 died at a concrete plant when his hand was caught in a conveyor belt and pulled into the machinery The belt jammed as gravel moved forward he reached in to free an obstruction but did not withdraw as the belt restarted He gave one kidney in January 1958 to his brother Robert whose chronic kidney disease prompted the transplant at Boston s Peter Bent Brigham hospital
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Verwoerd Shot During Parade in Johannesburg
Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd was shot while watching a cattle parade in Johannesburg. A 45-year-old assailant was seized and jailed as Verwoerd, 58, was rushed to hospital with head wounds but reported not in critical condition. The attack came amid South Africa’s ongoing racial tensions and Verwoerd’s hard line on white supremacy.
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Young Doctor Named Best Man for Royal Wedding
London reports that Roger William Gilliatt, a young physician and consultant neurologist at the National Hospital for Nervous Diseases, was chosen as best man for Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong Jones on May 6. He replaces 35 year old Jeremy Fry and has known the groom for over five years. He is the son of the late Sir William Gilliatt, former gynecologist to Queen Elizabeth II.
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RATTLESNAKE STEAK KING IS ONLY 17 IN TEXAS
CORPUS CHRISTI TEXAS a young dealer George Dismuke at 11 years old sells live rattlesnakes for cooking at 150 per pound and claims he can describe 18 ways to prepare the meat. He estimates handling about 506 snakes monthly and also supplies frogs alligators and other reptiles to zoos and restaurants.
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Ex-Ambassador Clarence Gauss Dies at 73 in Los Angeles
Former American ambassador to China from 1941 to 1945 and first U S ambassador to Australia Clarence Gauss died yesterday after a brief illness in Los Angeles A Washington D C native Gauss held consular posts across China including Tientsin and Shanghai and was consul general in those cities after World War I
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Arms Conference To Aecess GENEVA
The deadlocked ten nation disarmament conference will recess at month end until June by mutual agreement of the West and Communist Bloc. The U S delegation confirmed the pause will occur during the East West summit talks in Paris opening May 16.
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Right Of Way Granted For New Gas Mains In Airport Area
Lenawee road commission awarded a 16000 dollar contract for tires and tubes and granted a right of way for gas mains in the Airport subdivision. Construction starts next week and should finish by May 15, with four inch mains on Airport Road Elmwood Drive and Baldwin Highway and three inch mains on Sharon Drive Park and Fairview Drives. Two mains will serve Adams Court MacArthur Sharon Sunset Lane Shana and Kenwood Drives. Permits require tunneling under roads and permanent drives.
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