Senate approves bill easing immigration limits to Eisenhower
The Senate sent a compromise immigration bill to the president with key provisions. It opens unused nonquota visas for refugees and groups behind the Iron Curtain, allows unlimited orphans under 14 to enter, permits permanent residence for certain deportable aliens, and eases rules for adopted children abroad among other changes. It omits a broader reform and does not grant permanent status to Hungarian refugees. The House approved the measure 293 to 58 and the Senate earlier 65 to 4.
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Medieval battle on Pidori leaves lepers dead and wounded
A violent clash on the island of Pidori between villagers and lepers results in 22 lepers dead and 53 seriously injured while 14 villagers are injured. An emergency alert is declared as unrest spreads in southeast Korea.
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Stassen Home for Disarmament Conference in Washington
Washington reports Harold E. Stassen the United States chief disarmament negotiator sped from London to Washington for urgent talks with Secretary of State Dulles. He plans a quick meeting with officials and aims to return to London for a United Nations subcommittee session next Tuesday as hopes fade for a breakthrough in five months of talks with the Soviet side.
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Bridal Shower Honors Judith Richey in Erie
Mrs. Howard Murray and Mrs. Charles Forsyth hosted a bridal shower for Judith Richey at Mrs. Murray’s home on Wednesday night. Twenty guests attended as games and prize presentations accompanied the gifts. Refreshments were served.
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Chanute Tribune highlights August edition on page seven
The Chanute Tribune for Friday August 30 19 57 features community news notices and brief items across local events. Readers find updates from town organizations, upcoming meetings, and service notices shaping Chanute's weekly rhythm.
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Thurmond Sets Record For Filibuster
Washington report notes Strom Thurmond spoke for 24 hours in opposition to the Civil Rights Bill. Observers say the marathon speech strengthens his South support and could boost 1960 presidential ambitions or a future Senate campaign.
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