Civil Rights Bill Debate Sparks Critique and Fear
A speaker condemns a federal civil rights bill, arguing it enlarges government power, creates a new commission, weakens juries in contempt cases, and sidelines individual choice. He cites ADA testimony as evidence the plan aims to punish the South and push centralized federal control, challenging Northern do-gooder motives.
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Amercans For Democratic Action
ADA
Edward D. Hollander
Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Hollander
Westerns to Blanket Fall TV Amid Casting Rush
Hollywood writer Aline Mosby reports that next fall will see a flood of westerns led by Gunsmoke and Wyatt Earp with CBS NBC and ABC expanding. Jim Arness defends Gunsmoke against the new wave, noting its mature tone and loyal fan base.
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Frank Baxter
Television Guide Listings for KFOX and KSYD
Channel 3 offers Bugs Bunny Popeye Southwest Tonight and News Highlights with weather sports and Lone Ranger plus Lux Video Theatre and Washington Square. Channel 6 presents The Little Rascals News at six and later The Silent Service Climax and Multi Million Movie North of Nome starring major network names.
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Washington Square
Southwest
Nome
Friday TV Schedule Brings Classic Daytime Lineup
June 14 airing details list morning and afternoon programs on KFDX TV Channel 3. From News and Weather blocks to game shows and soap operas, the schedule features The Price Is Right, Queen for a Day, CBS News, As The World Turns, and Captain Kangaroo among others.
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Garry Moore
CBS News
Miss Brooks
Art Linkletter
Bob Crosby
Jimmy Dean
Greek Immigrant Joins U S Army at Fort Carson
George Karavolos, a Greek immigrant married to his Greece visit sweetheart, serves at Fort Carson after two years in the Merchant Marine. He has lived in the United States since 1952 and started a family after fleeing Nazi danger as a child in Greece. He praises America as better than expected.
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Decatur
America
United States
Karavalos
Camp Carson
World leaders drawn into Cold War rhetoric
A selection of quotes on war policy and global danger from figures including Senator Richard Russell President Truman Daryl Chessman Evangelist Billy Graham and James P Warburg. Russell laments using soldiers as sacrifices for policy while Graham links nuclear threat to biblical prophecies and Warburg urges graduates to foster international cooperation to prevent war.
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Richard B. Russell
D- Ga
Senate Armed Forces Committee
Girard
United States
New York
Billy Graham
Sodom and
Gomorrah
Sodom
Chicago
James P. Warburg
President's Team Shows Signs Of Breaking Apart
The article notes cabinet turnover as a president's time in office extends. It cites Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey under Eisenhower as a key conservative figure potentially leaving, with speculation about Secretary of Defense Charles Wilson and others contemplating new paths. It frames service as faithful and the lure of quieter life as a possible outcome.
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Interior
Douglas McKay
Eisenhower
Treasury
George Humphrey
Charles Wilson
Shifting Influence After Cabinet Turnover
The piece notes cabinet changes may raise White House staff influence if successors lag in stature. Observers cite Eisenhower era shifts as Humphrey's departure may tilt power toward liberal White House aides over traditional cabinet leaders. It suggests the 1953 team is breaking up and a new managing balance could emerge.
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Eisenhower
Humphrey
White House
Cabinnet
Bacteria Cells Exploded By A Simple Method
Detroit report says University of California at Davis researchers Marr and Ro brish unveiled a quick method to explode bacteria cells by soaking them in glycerol then placing them in water. The process shatters cells to study cell walls and internal compounds, enabling recovery of large wall pieces.
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Detroit
University of California At Davis
Allen G. Marr
Assistat
Robrish
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