Dems Push Rights Bill As GOP Sclons Seek Better Measure
Four Democrats on the rules group presented a written demand for four in vetting of the civil rights bill as Northern Democrats seek GOP support to push the measure forward. The plan hinges on at least three of four GOP members to join, while the administration opposes broad jury trial provisions and injunction powers for civil rights enforcement.
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Cit Driver In Cit Wreck
Walter Kornikoske was arrested after his Ford Thunderbird collided on Mead Avenue near Mead Park. Police report says the vehicle, owned by Hartley Motor Sales, skidded and caused about $1,000 in damage before stopping near Wayne Street.
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Escape From Waterfall Sparks Narrow Rescue in Pennsylvania
An 18 year old and a younger companion narrowly escaped a deadly plunge from a steep waterfall into the Youguoghong River near CHIOPYLE. The younger boy grabbed a rope and pulled the other to shore as the swift current swept them toward a 60 foot drop. Both were treated for injuries, including head wounds, at local hospitals.
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Baruch Eyes World Peace Hope On 87th Birthday
OL WESTHURY NY wy Benind M Barueh adviser with WCHL and yruk Ueneh discusses a world peace plan as he marks his 87th birthday. He advocates an international authority to control resources for atomic weapons and urges steps toward permanent peace, noting agreements between nations cannot guarantee it.
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Split in Levittown over Negro family arrival
At Levittown Pennsylvania a50000 strong community split into two factions over the arrival of a Negro family to a $11,000 home. The Reform Committee led by Jamies Newell advocates keeping the family out for their own good, while the Citizens Committee led by Rev. Ray L. Hartwick called for a calm, legal response and urged residents not to panic.
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Renew Search For Bodies In Tunnel Blast
Oswego workers resume efforts to recover three construction men killed when an annexed tunnel blast ripped through a 6 250 foot water tunnel under Lake Ontario. Gas filled the tunnel and a rescue worker died during a night effort as more than a dozen were felled. Names listed include John Lucy Oswego electrician Phil Aylon Harrisonburg Va and Dinwood P Helston Niagara Falls N Y.
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Japan Braces For Typhoon Wind Lashes Kyushu Coast
Typhoon Yunrus nears Japan striking Kyushu with winds up to 100 mph. Western Defense Zone mobilizes for emergency as Okibawa and nearby coast endure heavy gusts. U S forces report airborne operations halted and ships grounded along the southern islands.
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Two Killed In Plane Crash At German Factory
FRANKFORT Germany A US Army two engine plane crashed on factory grounds today killing two crewmen. The aircraft, taking off from Bonames Air Base, failed to gain altitude and struck near the administration building where 25 workers were present. Police said the L2d command plane could carry several passengers but Army officials reported only two aboard. Names withheld pending notification of families.
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Corryite Cited For Drunk Driving
A Corryite was arraigned on a drunken driving charge after being arrested in Millcreek. At the hearing he pleaded indigent and could not post $500 bond, was remanded to Rye County Jail, and set to appear September 9 at 1 p.m. Alderman George Christoph Inarte ordered the hearing.
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Solon Seeks Draft Age Change In 1950s Call
U S congressman proposes lowering the draft induction age from 20 to 18 and raising the maximum age from 26 to 25, arguing manpower surplus may burden the civilian population. He cites Armed Services committee discussions and predicts swift action.
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Teamsters Vice President Sumoned in Senate Racketeering Probe
Einar Q Mohn a Teamsters Union insider was called to testify as Senate Rackets Committee neared the end of its probe into Hoffa ties with racketeers. The hearings focus on Hoffa’s contacts with Johnny Dio and mob figures as he sought to extend influence into New York and New Works areas. Beck’s associate faced questions earlier but refused on jurisdiction grounds.
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Morris Names Ex U S Envoy Daughter As Spy
Investigators say testimony by U S counterspy Botts shows Martha Dodd Stern, daughter of former U S ambassador to Nazi Germany, as part of the Soviet apparatus. Rep Walter noted Morris named Stern and her husband as spies who sought to betray Morris counterspy activities to the Soviets. Stern, a wealthy investment broker, and her husband reportedly vanished in Mexico City amid fears they fled behind the Iron Curtain. The committee has been briefed for months and expects more details from Morris at a New York press conference.
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Senate Confirms McElroy Nomination to Defense Post
Washington — The Senate approved by voice vote the nomination of Nel H. McElroy to be secretary of defense, with McElroy resigning as president of Procter and Gamble to take the post replacing Charles E. Wilson. Also approved was James Smith of North Carolina as director of international cooperation, and John J. Gilhooly of New York as assistant attorney general for national security.
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Probe Mystery Death Of Boy 14 In Sunderland District
Robert Oliver Jr aged 14 was found dead after a bicycle accident near Sunderland. Police say he suffered a skull fracture and had been riding Tuesday when struck by a car. Investigators have not recovered the money owed and cannot determine if it caused or related to his death.
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Reds Purge 13 In Syria Coup
Chaos erupts as a Syria coup triggers mass casualties with at least three confirmed dead and many injured. Reports describe a violent collapse near a highway and a bombing-like attack causing widespread destruction. Officials in several cities investigate the incident and identify several victims. Further details about the political motive remain unclear.
Purge Amid Syrian Power Shift Sends Loyalists Fleeing
In Beirut a purge of right wing officers followed Gen Afi Blery’s rise to commander in chief as President Kuwatly’s neutral stance blurred. Thirteen officers were fired or transferred in Damnayya. many fled to Beirut while reports say Egyptian President Nasser and the Syrian army align under joint command with Soviet arms, though Nasser suppresses communists.
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Probe Racial Integration In Pa. Schools
A Pennsylvania education department plans another October survey on racial integration in public schools. It will query 10 districts for detailed breakdowns of Negro teachers, aiming to see if Black educators are concentrated in certain areas or serving predominantly white schools. The effort follows a survey showing about 2,000 Black teachers statewide.
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Man Killed Flagging Traffic On Pike in Pa Crash
State police report a collision on the Pike near an overpass killed 27 year old Sayre sailor, with two passengers injured. Driver T. Zayuk, 22, Monessen, told trooper he drifted off the Pike and struck a guard rail before the car rolled over. Passengers Joseph Merx, 20, Meta, Mo., and Immanuel Donnell, 21, Chicora, Pa., sustained injuries.
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Maureen O’Hara Sues Confidential for Five Million Dollars
In a libel trial in Los Angeles Confidential magazine faces key testimony about a November 1953 incident at a Hollywood theater involving actress Maureen O’Hara and a disclosed Latin lover. O’Hara denies the magazine story and seeks to raise damages from one million to five million dollars.
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Airman Views Space From Balloon Flight Test
An Air Force endurance mission saw Major David G. Simons and Major Shious take part in a high altitude balloon ascent over Minnesota. The launch from the Cuyuna range aimed to study pilots’ long duration exposure to spacelike conditions and collect data for future air and space travel.
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UN Special Meeting on Hungary Record Confusing Text
The UN Assembly schedules a special meeting to discuss a 150,000 word inquiry report on Hungary. Officials from Thailand and other members participate as the assembly considers the alleged abuses and urgent actions.
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Dulles Warns Of Security Risk In Foreign Aid Cut
Secretary of State Dulles warned senators that cutting foreign aid by 809 million dollars threatens the nation’s security. He said the House plan endangers defense commitments and could lead to new insecurity and risk to allied forces. A White House delegation including Hollister Radford and Twining urged Senate action, with no immediate stance from administration on revisions.
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Atomic Test Shot Postponed by Weather and Winds
An atomic test shot originally set for 4 40 PM today was postponed 24 hours due to thunderclouds and shifting winds. The explosion was rescheduled as a Doppler line test with a 1500 foot wave, while earlier blast warnings referenced a delayed readiness and safety concerns.
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Mailers Strike Shuts Papers in Major Cities
Associated Press reports a mailers strike halts publications in Detroit and Boston affecting eight million readers. Newspapers suspend printing as 200 workers walk out, delaying distribution and advertising. protests disrupt newsrooms and a large consolidation of papers plans to publish delayed editions.
Bay Anglers Missing in Santa Cruz Bay Mystery
In Santa Cruz California three anglers are reported missing after an excursion to the bay near Restawaad Pity. Details are fragmentary but officials and relatives search efforts continue as authorities trace the craft and track potential leads. Names such as William Wopies and Ed Win appear in scattered notes, with unclear connections to the case.
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