Senate Hearing Erupts Over Civil Rights Bill Row
Minnesota Governor Rolvaag told the Senate Commerce Committee that a federal public accommodations law would strengthen state anti discrimination statutes. Senator Scott pressed Rolvaag on votes at a Governors Conference, prompting protest from Senator Pastore who praised Rolvaag for testifying.
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Kennedy
Sen
Ugh Scott
Rpa. Pul
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Scott
Rolvaag
Miami
Resolutions Committee
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New York
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Ant Scott
Pastore
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefellier
Rolvang Lad Wreed
Congress
Ralvaag
Canadians Move to Place Unions Under Trusteeship
Ottawa announced plans to introduce legislation placing five maritime unions on the St. Lawrence Seaway and the Great Lakes under temporary trusteeship. Justice Norris of British Columbia Supreme Court recommended this approach to end three years of violence and lawlessness affecting Great Lakes shipping caused by Canadian and U.S. unions.
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Ottawa
Can
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
T. G. Norris
British Columbia Supreme Court
Amons
United States
Steward Is Fined For Ear-Lobe Bite
SOUTHHAMPTON ENGLAND UPD John Grange a steward on the liner Oriana was fined 140 dollars Thursday for biting off a passenger s ear lobe during an argument.
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Southhampton
Eng
UPD
John Grange
Udall Praises New Quoddy Soundest Power Plan
Secretary Udall and Senator Muskie backed a Kennedy era proposal to build Quoddy tidal power with Dickey for 730000 kw capacity and 250000 kw firm load. The plan aims to meet New England peak demand and benefit the region and nation, with Army engineers conducting test borings at Dickey.
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Stewart L. Udall
Passamaquoddy
Maine
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Muskie
Army Engineers
Eastport
Congress
Robert E. Marshall
Interior Department
Army
Dickey
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Quoddy
Interiors
New England
Pennsylvania bill allows inmates outside prison daily
Harrisburg lawmakers passed a bill permitting good conduct prisoners to spend part of each day outside prison and workhouses would be allowed outside time under the measure.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Falls
Maine Senator Defends Boston Space Lab Pork Charges
Senator Margaret Chase Smith of Maine defended a proposed 50 million electronics research center in Boston against claims it is pork. As ranking Republican on the Space Committee she supported a 33 million authorization, praising bipartisanship and stating the project is highly justified and not politically motivated.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Boston
Senate Space Committee
Ales. Saush
Space Committee
Protests Halt Work as Demostrators Block Chicago Site
In Chicago demonstration organizers and CORE members sat and lay in mud at 74th Street and Lowe Avenue to oppose temporary school classrooms for a Negro area. Police cleared 38 demonstrators, as trucks hauled dirt from the site and rotund trucks weighed about 65,000 pounds.
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Herge
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Lowe Ave
Board of Education
7Ist and Stewart Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Capitol Movie Timetable Rundown for Local Theaters
Capitol offers Come Blow Your Horn and No Love for Jotuning with showings at 1:15 3:45 6:15 8:45 plus shorts at 3:03 8:05 8:45. Little Cinema screens The Playboy of the Wester World with 7:18 9:18 and shorts at 7:00 9:00. Palace shows Women of the World at 1:10 5:05 9:10 and No Love for Jotuning at 3:05 7:00. Union Square presents Bye Bye Birdie at 1:35 4:00 6:30 9:00 and Wonderful Beauline at 1:15 3:40 6:05. Berkshire Drive-In features Kid Galahad at 7:45 and The Stripper at 10:13. Pittsfield Driven schedules Bye Bye Birdie at 10:20 and The War Lover at 8:30. Sunset Drive-In shows Rider on a Dead Horse at 8:45 and Irma La Douce at 10:00.
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Palace
Union Square
D. R. Jr. Speaking: $25 Billion Loss Seen If Railroads Struck
Under secretary Roosevelt warned Congress a 30 day railroad strike could cost the nation $25 billion or more and trigger a sharp economic crisis within days. He urged quick approval of Kennedy’s plan to let ICC temporarily settle dispute over working rules.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt Sr
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Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Commerce Committee
Congress
Hoosevelt
Congressional
Two Men Held In Shooting Of Policeman
In Boston police say Patrolman James B. OLeary was killed after a liquor store robbery. Ronald Johnson 29 and Herbert Graves Jr 31 are held without bail in municipal court. Judge Daniel J Gillen continued the case until August 12. OLeary left a wife and three children. The Back Bay robbery netted $961.
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James B. O'Leary
Ronald Johnson
Herbert Graves Jr
Daniel J. Gillen
O'Leary
Back Bay
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