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Charleston Gazette in Charleston, West Virginia

25 Jun 1957

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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1957

Page

2

Senate Debate on Rights Bill Sparks Filibuster Threat

Senate debate set for July 3 on the civil rights bill. Knowland predicts a long filibuster while Johnson previously signaled July 8. Judiciary panel moves to table the measure until after action on a meat bill, with key senators split on the tactic. A separate Guatemala base attack results in the death of Col. Carlos Sarti and two civilians.

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Washington Senate William F. Knowland Calif Lyn Don B. Johnson Texas Knowland Judiciary Committee Everett M. Dirksen RTI James 0. Eastland D-Miss John L. McClellan D-Ark Olin D. Johnston D-S.c Joseph C. O'Mahoney D-Wye Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Alexander Wiley R-Wis Arthur V. Watkins Utah Estes Kefanver Tena John Marshall Butter Roman L. Hruska Neb Hennings Dirksen Watkins Agriculture Department Federal Trade Commission Guatemala Guatemala City INS Guatemalan Interior Ministry Carlos Sarti San Jose Domingo Valle
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Facts Behind Filter Tip Cigarettes

Reader's Digest investigates filter tip cigarettes asking if they protect against lung cancer and whether one filter is more effective. It explains harsh tobaccos and higher tar and nicotine use in filters, with findings from a scientific survey and new labs prepared for the July issue.

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Arthur Godfrey CBS Radio
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House Bills Propose Central Security Office for Federal Loyalty Program

Two lawmakers introduced a bill to create an independent central security office to coordinate federal loyalty and security procedures. The plan mirrors a bipartisan commission report urging overhaul, with final decisions by agency heads and advisory functions for the central office. Critics fear police state implications like wiretap expansion and stricter passport controls.

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Washington House Murray D-Tean Rees R-Kan House Office and Civil Services Committee Ry Angeles Wright Wright Group Len McNamara D-Mich
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Taxed to the Limit Humphrey Flags Risk to U S Life

Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey warned the high tax rates could force the United States to surrender its life if continued. He told the House Post Office Committee that tax relief is needed as defense spending, postal pay raises, and inflation threaten the economy and public services. He urged restraint on government pay rises and rejected wage and price controls as a solution.

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Humphrey U.S Washington INS Treasury George M. Humphrey House Post Office Committee House Eisenhower Committee Tom Murray Dtenn
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