Rights Bill Unites Rivals In Senate Drive
Washington June 1598 Vice President Nixon and Sen Knowland plan a joint push to move a House passed civil rights bill to the Senate calendar. The strategy aims to bypass the Judiciary Committee and faces stiff Democratic opposition and potential filibusters as the race for the 1960 GOP nomination colors the maneuver.
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Nixon
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Knowland
R-Calif
Senate
House
AAAS
Knowland-Nixon
Judiciary Committee
Dare Intter
Douglas of Hinds
Javits
R-Ny
Corenieny
Particiaent Ag
Eastland
D-Miss
Ives
Judiciary
Private Le Roy Baas Fort Carson Army Entry
Private Le Roy Baas from Ft. Carson Colorado was a private before joining the U S Army. he is noted as a private detective in the record.
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le Roy Baas
Ft. Carson, Colo
U. S. Army
Airman to Get Fast Trial in Greek Death Case
airman Marion Musilli held on a man slaughter charge over the traffic death of Gen. Stephan Saraphis near Athens. police said he will probably be released on bail after his quick hearing.
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Athens
Greece
U.S
Marion Musilli
Stephanos Saraphis
Musilli
Benwood
W. V
American Pilots Club
Glyphada
Athane
Negro ministers ride white section in Louisiana bus
SHREVEPORT La June 15 Five Negro ministers calmly thumbed their Bibles and rode in the white section of a bus in a development hailed as a beginning of desegregation efforts in the Deep South. The ride drew mixed reactions with few incidents and minor verbal clashes.
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Shrevepoert
Nor
Jel
Harvey L. Teasley
Potevenit
Louisiana
A. L. Scott
French Premier Bourges Maunoury in London talks with Macmillan
French Premier Maurice Bourges Maunoury arrived in London for an informal conference with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan on European questions. Macmillan hosted a luncheon for Bourges Maunoury and other resistance veterans. Earlier, Bourges Maunoury watched Queen Mother Elizabeth unveil a plaque at the former Free French London headquarters.
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London
INS
Maurice Bourges-Maunoury
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Bourges-Maunoury
Bourges
Maunoury
Elizabeth
Cabinet Industry Sees 1957 Sales Gain Forecast
President-elect C. K. Reynolds Jr. of the Steel Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Assn. projected 1957 sales at about 3.1 million units worth $275 million retail, up from 3.0 million units valued at $179 million in 1956, citing looser federal mortgage money and a competitive market.
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White Sulphur Springs
C. K. Reynolds Jr
Steel Kitchen Cabinet Manufacturers Assn
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