Civil Rights Lobbyists See Victory Near Step Up Pace
Civil rights advocates pressed Congress to push a meaningful bill, saying victory is in sight though filibuster hurdles remain. NAACP rounds up conferences with lawmakers as Victor Reuther cites need for more converts. Senate filibuster looms. Hart estimates 60 votes with seven more needed, Douglas cautious, Scott notes some Republicans allied.
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Congress
National Assolation For the Advancement of Colored People
Victor Reuther
Reuther
Walter
Afl-Cio
United Auto Workers
Walter Reuther
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Paul Douglas
D-Il
Hugh Scott
Rpa
NAACP
Blame Speed For Kane Area Crash Fatality
State police tentatively blame high speed for a one car crash near Kane that killed Roger Woodruff 16 of Eldred. Woodruff died from a broken neck after the eastbound car rolled 250 feet and landed in a field. Driver James Long 18 of Eldred was injured and in fair condition at Olean General Hospital with facial cuts and possible head injuries. Investigation pending potential charges.
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Roger Woodruff
Eldred
Woodruff
Olean General Hospital
James Paul Long
Richard Lewis
McKean County
Glen Mencer
Long
Royal children watch Cleopatra with adult supervision
London royals Prince Charles aged 14 and Princess Anne 12 attended the Cleopatra cinema showing with a detective in attendance. The detective guards the royal children in public and the film carries an A rating allowing under 16 entry only with an adult.
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London
Anarles
Princess Anne
Britain
Charles
Anne
Hey, Dad Who Are They Looking For at Presque Isle Beach
A Dormont, Pennsylvania boy, 10, Bobby Cyphers, vanished briefly while swimming at Presque Isle Beach 10 as his father and lifeguards searched for him. After about an hour, Bobby emerged unharmed asking his father what was happening, ending the rescue with a quip about being wet but fine.
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Bobby
Rites Held For Robert E Brown Funeral Service
Funeral services for Robert E Brown were held at Bracken Funeral Home with Rev Eugene Donelson officiating. Interment in Youngsville Cemetery. Bearers included Merle Brown and Richard Gage among others. honorary bearers named. Numerous relatives from Youngsville and nearby towns attended from away. A choral rendition of How Great Thou Art accompanied by Mrs David Ehrhardt.
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Robert
E. Brown
Bracken Funeral Home
Eugene Donelson
Youngsville Cemetery
Paul Diniing
Claude Stearns
Peter Sevok
Richard Gage
Merle Brown
Charles Munn
J. H. Castor Jr
A.M. Morrison
Raymond Weber
James McGraw
William Ingram
Calvin Swarm
David Ehrhardt
George Wilcox
Sherman Stanbro
Earl TeWinkle
Frank Messina
Joseph Kanzlemar
Robert Johnson
William Darling
Ivan Lyon
Iva Gibson
Ruth Ellis
Youngsville
Andria Sevok
Harborcreek
Wilbur Angevine
Rexford Angevine
Jerry Angevine
Bred Devore
Donald Devore
Elwood Devore
Lavina Rulander
Virginia Kellermen
Flossie Knapp
Warren
Kenneth Craker
Gerry Mead
Florence Ellberg
Akeley
Mildred Burton
Oil City
Dan Birch
Carrie Mattison
Audrey Redman
Davis
Martin Gage
Frewsburg
Frank Martin
Earl Kimball
John Howe
Paul Paterson
Eric
Ralph Shaffer
Lander
Roy Selter
Sid Blasco
Wattsburg
Hugh Hanley
Lillian Alcorn
Buffalo
David Nelson
Carrie Nelson
Salamanca
Roy Stevens
Meadville
Gerald George
Franklin
Fred Frank
Phyllis Frank
Archer
Anderson
Conewango
N. Y
Ed Gumfenik
East Randolph
Corry
Tax Bill Boosts Breaks for RollerCoaster Earners
House Ways and Means Committee backs a tax break for authors entertainers athletes and lawyers with highly variable incomes. A provision would let a spike in one year push a taxpayer into a higher bracket, shaping revised tax cut language amid debate. Hungary talks progress slow as U S and Budapest seek normal relations after 1956 crackdown. Senate approves public defender bill to fund counsel for indigent federal defendants. bill advances to House despite past failures.
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Ways and Means
Senate
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Showers Needed in Harrisburg Area Crop Report
The state crop reporting service says continued showers are needed to support crops including corn, tobacco, and hay after last week's rain provided some relief. The note underscores ongoing moisture requirements for Pennsylvania farmers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State
Rites Held For Rev W Lewellen in Jamestown
Final rites for Rev William Lewellen were held at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Jamestown yesterday at 2 30 p m with interment in Fluvanna Cemetery. Bearers were Ralph Bohmer Arthur Hodges Mark Pickard George Daughenbaugh Harry Carlburg and George Olsen. Attending from away were Rev and Mrs Elmer Grierson of Niagara Falls NY Rev and Mrs George Hall of Harrisburg and many friends from the Clymer Jamestown area. Spitzer Funeral Home in Clymer was in charge of the services. Restau rant mogul Rene Black dies at 83 in Pound Ridge NY.
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W. Lewellen
William Lewellen
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Jamestown
Fluvanna
Ralph Bohmer
Arthur Hodges
Mark Pickard
George Daughenbaugh
Harry Carlburg
George Olsen
Elmer Grierson
Niagara Falls
George Hall
Harrisburg
Clymer-Jamestown
Spitzer
Clymer
Economic outlook bright as signing nuke test ban debated
The signing of the nuclear test ban treaty may pause some defense industries while boosting others. Analysts see rising government and consumer spending, more plant outlays, and higher installment debt signaling growing confidence. If the treaty loses Senate support, defense spending could rise anyway, supporting a moderate gain in the economy after Labor Day.
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New York
U.S. Senate
Defense Department
Feud Sparks debate on trade retaliation in postwar talks
Trade observers question retaliation wisdom as the tariff issue heats up. Senators warn of potential harm unless a hard line is adopted. Analysts expect slow progress as negotiators brace for defensive, public opinion influenced discussions. The piece traces postwar shifts toward liberalized world trade and the impact of early year events on prospects.
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Lough
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
United States
Prance
Common Market trade frictions and farm protection clash
Complaints about American investments in Europe grew as France pursued farm surpluses for Common Market neighbors. Negotiators demanded linking farm prices to industry, met resistance. German farmers pressed for protection from cheap U S hatchery chickens and won higher levies as talks stalled.
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Europe
France
America
Golfer Harald Kalles Severely Injured By Broken Club
AP reports 41 year old Harald Kalles was blasting from the rough at Oakdale Golf and Country Club when a broken five iron shattered on a tree and pierced his neck. Dr Marvin J. Lester nearby applied pressure and he was treated first at the pro shop then transported to a hospital.
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Uronto
Harald Kalles
Kalles
Oakdale Golf and Country Club
Marvin J. Lester
Pickets Plead Case Of Cancer Drug
Washington protestors marched near the White House to urge approval of the cancer drug Kreto gen. More than 50 people carried signs reading death watch and Save our lives while supporters argued Kreto gen has helped thousands in 14 years and should be approved to save patients.
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Washington
Rickels
Aturnture
Kreblozen
Pilferage term sparks discussion at county meeting
The Journal reports a heated session over pilferage allegations involving officials and workers. The panel considers measures to expedite aid, with officials noting volunteer county staff received apologies for prior lapses as the food distribution site plans advance starting September.
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Ind
Hie Iubor Cownell
Joera
Cormimissioners
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