Rights Bill Stall Till Mid May Seen
Senate Democrats expect the civil rights bill fight to drag into mid May as the chamber voted to take up the measure and rejected sending it to the Judiciary Committee for 10 days. Senate leaders anticipate daily sessions and possible Southern filibuster as they push a bill banning racial discrimination in voting and employment.
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Carson Denied Jail Release Before Appeal
Charles R. Carson, 66, of Springfield, jailed after conviction for stealing from Dr. Charles L. Furcolo, was denied release pending appeal by Associate Justice R Ammi Cutler. Carson remains in Hampden County jail as his three concurrent two year terms start after a Feb. 13 larceny conviction.
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Democratic Leader Flags Bill Revisit in Senate
The Democratic leader emphasized that if the bill were sent back to the Senate it would lose any privileged status and be subject to be motioned up again in a fresh legislative process.
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April Proclaimed Cancer Control Month
President Johnson proclaimed April as cancer control month urging increased public education for earlier diagnosis and treatment of the disease.
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Fulbright Denies Appeasement Charge in Cuba Panama Speech
Sen. J William Fulbright defended his controversial foreign policy address and rejected GOP charges of appeasement. He said the talk aimed to reveal facts on Cuba and Panama, not to critique the administration, and dismissed it as common sense not soft-on-communism.
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Meany Attacks Johnson Wage Price Guidelines
AFL-CIO chief George MeanyCriticizes White House wage price rules at UAW convention in Atlantic City. He warns guidelines could lead to government control of the economy and threaten free collective bargaining. He vows AFL-CIO will push back against limits on wage increases relative to productivity and cautions on executive pay and corporate reserves.
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Million-Pound Thrust Rocket Engine Sets Night Sky Ablaze
A giant solid-propellant rocket engine reached one million pounds of thrust during a two minute test at the United Technology site near Coyote California. The 250 ton motor, aimed nose down in a 95 foot stand, marks the third test for Titan 3D propulsion heading for America's first orbiting space lab with flight tests due at Cape Kennedy next year.
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Court ruling could free thousands of convicts
A U S Court of Appeals decision retroactively extends the 1963 Supreme Court rule that convictions without counsel were illegal, potentially freeing thousands of felons who cannot be retried due to missing witnesses or evidence. The ruling signals similar findings by other appellate courts nationwide.
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Jacqueline and Children Ski at Stowe for Easter Weekend
Mrs John F Kennedy and her children Caroline six and John Jr three planned a long Easter weekend of skiing and relaxation at Stowe Vermont. They arrived by family plane after flying from Washington. The Kennedy brothers Robert and Edward Kennedy and their families were expected to arrive today.
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AAA Praises Johnson on Road Safety Push
Washington UPI The American Automobile Association praised President Johnson for his traffic safety campaign. Edwin Moore chairman of AAA Traffic and Safety Committee urged attention to Johnsons call for improved safety features on high accident roads.
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U S Court orders Connecticut redistricting dispute stay
The three judge panel struck down the current basis for Senate and House districts but stayed its ruling pending a high court appeal. A five day window to appeal could preserve existing representation while the Supreme Court reviews the case led by Oliver Butterworth and backed by the League of Women Voters of Connecticut with Republican intervenors likely to appeal. Judge Anderson dissented on keeping the unit system which ensures each town has a House delegate.
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