Senate flibuster rest eases quorum threat in civil rights clash
The ongoing Senate filibuster over civil rights proposals paused for a Sunday break after 43 hours. Senators blocked adjournment motions and quorum calls as Sen. Sam Ervin and Sen. Johnston led a marathon session that extended into Wednesday morning.
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Russell B. Loy
D-La
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dtex
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Sam J. Ervin
D-Nc
Clin D. Johnston
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Alan Bibie
Nev
Prescott Bush
Doan
Mother and Son Hurt In South Main South Winter Crash
A mother and her five year old son were injured in a two car collision at South Main and South Winter Streets at 7 19 p m Tuesday Randy Waycaster 5 and Mrs Robert Waycaster 40 both of 3367 Carson Highway were treated at Bixby hospital for cuts and bruises They were passengers in Roy Allen Waycaster s car driven by Darlene Bechtel 21 of Berkey Ohio who stopped at a stop sign and was driven into their path Bechtel was issued a summons for failure to yield the right of way A separate incident at Winter and Washburn Streets at 11 30 p m Tuesday produced a left turn summons for William John Dabb 46 of Mason after his car collided with Max Ries 31 of Route 1 Sand Creek A lightless car hit a bridge on North Adrian Highway around 6 45 p m Tuesday and fled the scene reported Walter Simonds 42 of Tecumseh who said he turned to miss the vehicle. The report notes the accident south of Munger Road.
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Michigan votes to raise school millage for three years
Michigan residents authorize a five mill increase to fund school operation for 1960 to 1962 amid plans for mileage signs and a Mackinac bridge project. The measure passed 4 161 to 2 541 with budgets set at 3 997 540 for 1960 61, 4 319 320 for 1961 62, and 4 592 130 for 1962 63 to support public schools while expanding highway trunk lines.
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Mid-now
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Measure To Bar Bill Prisoners In Hospital Survives Vote Test
In Lansing the bill to stop hospitals from detaining patients over unpaid bills stayed alive in the House with a 50-43 vote, six short of passage. It would criminalize denial of emergency treatment. supporters seek a second vote around Wednesday. House also rejected Gov Williams’ $100 million bond proposal for an industrial FRA program, revival slated for March 15.
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S. James Clarkson
Southfield
Clarkson
George Edwards
Detroit
Willard I. Bowerman
Ingham County
Bowerman
Williams
Long Range Atlas Missile Shot Cancelled
Washington reports the air force canceled a high altitude Atlas missile test from Cape Canaveral planned to travel over the Indian Ocean. President Eisenhower reportedly objected and a public notice issue was raised by the State Department.
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Harvey Named Sanitarian of the Year in Michigan
EAST LANSING Arthur A Harvey of Cadillac has been named sanitarian of the year by the Michigan Association of Sanitarians. Harvey, chief sanitarian of Cadillac and Wexford counties, was cited at the association's annual meeting here.
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Wexford Counties
61 Believed Dead In Plant Fire
In Pusan Korea a chemical plant fire killed 61 people with 51 identified dead and ten more believed missing. Forty nine of the dead were women as the blaze destroyed four large factory buildings. About 500 workers were employed and 50 were hospitalized. Investigators consider a cigarette as the ignition with possible Communist sabotage due to the plant making shoes for the Korean army.
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Pusan
Korea
Ehar
Lansing City OKs 197000-dollar parking lot expansion
The Lansing city council authorized a 197000 purchase of 25000 square feet to expand downtown parking. The project will add 77 spaces to an adjacent lot currently serving 154 cars, enabling more downtown parking capacity.
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Lansing
Negro Students Held for Trial in Nashville Demonstrations
Seventy five Negro college students remained jailed in Nashville awaiting trial on disorderly conduct charges tied to recent lunch counter protests. They were among 77 who returned to jail while others rallied in the Deep South for equal rights. Barbara Bigger and Carol Anderson posted bond. Diane Nash stayed jailed.
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Deep South
Barbara Bigger
Carol Anderson
California
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Diane Judith Nash
Fisk
Tampa
Fla
Montgomery
Ala
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Blissfield Defeats Tecumseh in District Basketball
In the opening Class B district basketball clash Blissfield toppled Tecumseh 62 to 48. The page scan also lists other features such as an Old Photo Gallery on Page 11 and Girl Scouts seeking funds for a new council on Page 1. Adrian College fell to Alma 87 to 75 on Page 13.
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Power strike at Consumers Power presses on in Michigan
Jackson Michigan Consumers Power Co faced a continued strike as 5,000 workers and supervisors kept key plants staffed seeking a new union contract. The Utility Workers of America rejected a package offering a 32.7 cent per hour raise, with job security and contractor cuts cited as core issues by union negotiator Garland Sanders.
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Eisenhower arrives in Uruguay on South American tour
President Eisenhower lands at Carrasco airport Uruguay on the final leg of his four nation tour. Be nito Nardone greets him praising a crusade of friendship and unity among the republics. Police used high pressure hoses to break up a student demonstration soon after his arrival.
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Detroit pressmen vote to stay on job amid talks
Pressmen at Detroit's three major dailies voted to stay at work as contract negotiations continue to replace the agreement that expired at midnight Monday. A further bargaining session between the union and the Detroit Newspaper Publishers Assn was set for Friday. Degrees to be presented to 575 Michigan State University winter graduates March 16 with Dr. Victor F. Spathelf of Ferris Institute delivering the commencement address.
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Michigan State University
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Ferris Institute
Olsens Unhurt In Train Crash Near Bakersfield
Mr and Mrs Eugene F Olsen of 18 Maumee Court escaped injury when the Santa Fe Chief collided with an oil truck near Bakersfield California. The Olsen Corp and its executives were returning from a National Concrete Masonry Association convention in Los Angeles and San Francisco. They were not harmed and were informed of the crash by telephone five minutes after the news broadcast.
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Maumee Court
Santa Fe
Bakersfield
Calif
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Olsen
Genel
Olsen Corp
C. S. DeLamater
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Los Angeles
Concrete Masonry Association
San Francisco
Adrian
Prairie bond vote aims to add school rooms
Prairie school district votes today on a bond not exceeding seven mills to fund four new classrooms and a multi purpose room plus heating plant enlargement. An estimate calls for 145000 dollars, with a 5.66 mill levy expected to raise the money.
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Prairie School District
Dane Wolfe
Board of Education
Airport
Prairie District
Adrian
Adrian Board of Education
Donald Nyhuis
Prairie School Board
Khrushchev Arrives in Kabul on South Asia Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived by plane from Calcutta for the final stop of a three week South Asian tour. King Mohammed Zahir Shah welcomed him at Kabul airport, calling the visit a step to strengthen goodwill between neighbors. Khrushchev said Soviet Afghan relations exemplify coexistence between states with different political and economic systems.
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Afghanistan
Khrushchev
Calcutta
Mohammed Zahir Shah
Morenci considers new 25 bed community hospital
More than 300 Morenci residents gathered at the elementary school to back a plan for a new 25 bed community hospital estimated at 250000 when fully equipped. Doctors, city officials, and nearby residents discussed funding, ownership by the people, and a board of trustees to govern the facility.
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Fayette
Keith Whitehouse
J. A. Blanchard
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