Senate votes on civil rights bill after Dixie amendment defeat
Senate moves toward final civil rights bill action after voting to substitute a bipartisan package for the House version. Southern senators led by Russell oppose the measure, with Goldwater recorded as voting in favor though paired against. The bill would take effect on signing, with some parts immediate and others over three years.
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Senate
Washington
House
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John Tower
R-Tex
Austin Carnegie Library Dedication Set for Sunday
Dedication ceremonies for the new Austin Carnegie Public Library will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m on the East steps. First Street NW will be closed to traffic from 1 p m to 5 p m and Second Avenue NW from 1 p m to 5 p m to allow guests to move between the library and Luther Hall for refreshments. The program includes a flag presentation, greetings by Mayor Fayette Sherman who will cut the ribbon, address by Frederick Wezeman, and open house with Austin Floral Club hostesses guiding visitors through the library.
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Austin
Carnegie Public Library
First Street NW
Babcock
Second Avenue NW
St. Olaf Lutheran Church
Luther Hall
Austin Floral Club
Arthur L. Swenson
American Legion
VFW
M. Arthur Bustad
Fayette Sherman
R. F. Randall
Frederick Wezeman
University of Minnevi
Robert A. Jennings
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
Austin Carnegi Public Library
Goldwater Closes In On 361 Delegates for Nomination
AP survey shows Barry Goldwater backed by 361 delegates bound by state laws or party actions. The total includes 243 from state or district conventions and 118 from binding primaries, with 14 more possible from Montana. A further 40 delegates are personally pledged.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Montana
Oregon
Wisconsin
California
Indiana
Alabama
Georgia
Idaho
Louisiana
Mississippi
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Texas
Virginia
Wyoming
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina
Tennessee
Serum rush saves ill Minnesota boy after New York antidote
A 3 year old from Hollandale, Minn., was given serum P A M after inhaling parathion fumes. A New York telephone operator, police, and Northwest Airlines coordinated rapid transport from University Hospital to Kennedy Airport then to Albert Lea, with the Minnesota Highway Patrol plane delivering the final 100 miles. Doctors could not confirm if the serum arrived in time as the child remained on a resuscitator in serious condition.
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Minn
Minnesota
New York
Naeve Hospital
Jonathan Mondeel
Arent Mondeel
Hollandale
Mondeel
Jonathon
Chicago
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota Highway Patrol
Quake Fire In Niigata Eases as Residents Return Home
Flames from oil storage tanks in Niigata were brought under control as thousands returned to their homes after Tuesday's quake. Ninety of 300 tanks burned, foam extinguishers aided by U.S. forces, while relief goods and military personnel aided debris removal and road repairs. The disaster left 25 dead and 11 missing with extensive property damage and flooding from a Sea of Japan tsunami.
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Niigata
Japan
U.S
Armed Services
Malaysia
Sea of Japan
Tokyo-Yokohama
Tokyo
Yokohama
Scranton Campaign Seeks Momentum In Delegates Sweep
Gov William Scranton reports progress as he tours key states seeking Republican presidential delegates. He criticizes Barry Goldwater on debate access, but pledges support if Goldwater is nominated. Scranton's 11th hour bid includes stops in Iowa Minnesota Kansas Missouri Colorado Utah and Massachusetts with plans for Louisville and Boston.
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Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Denver
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Johnson
Utah
GOP
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Associated Press
San Francisco
Louisville
Boston
Mass
Massachusetts
Iowa Conference of United Church of Christ Holds Meet at Ames
The Ames gathering featured talks on racial justice with Rev Harold D Long of Birmingham urging action against segregation and bigotry. Leaders announced a 575000 budget and elected James Lenhart as moderator for 1964 with Elroy Ehrhardt as assistant moderator and John G Craig as conference secretary.
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Iowa
Conference of United Church of Christ
Ames
America
Birmingham
Ala
Harold D. Long
United Church of Christ
South
George Wallace
Alabama
Mr. Long
Long
First Congregational Church
United Church of Christ Committee For Racial Justice
Elroy Ehrhardt
Elkader
Elgin Enabit
Osage
John G. Craig
Iowa City
Gerhard W. Grauer
Chicago
General Synod
Test Flights Begin for Vertical-Takeoff Transports
GRAND PRAIRIE Tex AP reports test flights will start next month for a transport able to take off vertically. The project is hailed as a promise of a new era in military and commercial aviation.
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Grand Prairie, Tex
Fireman and Infant Die in Duluth Duplex Fire
An infant and an assistant fire chief died in a Duluth duplex fire. Regine Jackson, 3 months, died in her crib. David Mehling, 48, assistant chief since 1962, died in hospital about 4 30 a.m. Mehling was overcome during the blaze, which began in the upstairs quarters. Three families lived in the two story frame building, with the Jacksons in one unit and the Adams and Walton families in the other.
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Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Regine Jackson
Henry Jackson
David Mehling
Mehling
Soke
Jacksons
Regine
Michael Adams
Reginald Walton
Morrison Flood Sparks Calls for Better Watershed Plans
Omaha officials and business leaders blamed delays in flood control action after a $6 to $8 million disaster across Douglas Sarpy and Washington counties. Seven people died and cleanup crews shifted mud and debris from homes as Papio Creek floods marked a third major flooding since 1950.
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Omaha
Frank Wo
Wilbur Jenny
Morrison
Papio Creek
Two Minnesotans Die in Separate Fishing Accidents
Two Minnesotans Don Kampmann 40 and Robert Kampmann 38 of St Paul died when their boat overturned as Don tried to unsnag a line on Deep Portage Lake six miles east of Backus Minnesota. Their companion Frank Wegman of St Paul survived. A Wisconsin man Marvin A Triebs 20 of Hillsboro drowned canoeing with a friend on Long Lake near Shell Lake Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Don Kampmann
Robert
St. Paul
Minn
Portage Lake
Backus
Frank Wayman
Marvin A. Triebs
Hillsboro
Wis
Long Lake
Shell Lake
U of M Profs Rank 4th In Pay Among 10 Big Schools
The University of Minnesota placed fourth in average salaries for full professors in 1963-64 among 10 large universities with $13,995. Associate professors averaged $11,877, securing Minnesota seventh in that rank. Tuition data show resident rates above most Big Ten medians and nonresident fees generally below.
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U of M
ST. Paul
University of Minnesota
Legislative Research Committee
California
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Med
Testimony Expected in Walkers Libel Trial Fort Worth
Attorneys expect completion of testimony today in the $2 million libel suit filed by former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker against The Associated Press in Fort Worth Texas.
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Fort Worth, Tex
Edwin A. Walkers
Associated Press
200 Cuban refugees claim Havana plant sabotage arrests
Three refugees allege that 200 workers from three Havana oil firms were arrested after an alleged sabotage attempt at the plants.
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Miami, Fla
Havana
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