Senate Passes Rights Bill After Thurmond's Filibuster
The Senate approved a civil rights enforcement bill after a record filibuster by Thurmond and Southern opponents. The vote was 210 to pass with 37 Republicans and 23 Democrats in support. many absentees noted. The measure seeks federal enforcement of voting and civil rights, though it drops some original provisions. Continued on Page Six.
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Testimony Sought On Mistreatment Of Negro Workers
Augusta Ga based Brinson, a writer, alleges mistreatment of African American migrant workers in New York and Georgia. Officials including Van Devanter and Brinson say inquiry details and subpoenas are being pursued amid accusations of beatings and peonage with pay as low as under scale.
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Summer Musicians Showcase At Corry High School
About 45 members of the Corry Area High School band presented a parent and spectator concert under Ronald Fats. The second band demonstrated growth from one to two years of experience in orchestra playing during a 60 minute session.
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Judge's Mother Dies in Harrisburg
Alice B ay KSfelder, mother of L. Kjelder of Daupur County Court, died at her home here today from a heart attack. She was 85.
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Battle over Senate filibuster rule and local authority meeting
Washington reports Senate negotiations as Democrats and Republicans push to modify Rule 22 to ease cloture. Thurmond’s record performance prompts both sides to pursue reasonable amendments while discussing a potential majority threshold. In Erie area, Corry and Conneautville school authorities approve a complex audit and plan bleacher payments for high school facilities. A meeting in October will address retirements or replacements of authority members.
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Youth sought in train shooting after window shattered
Police search for a youth believed to have fired on a New York Central Bee-Liner train. A window was shattered near the city outskirts by a bullet. an Arman passenger was injured. The car was en route from Buffalo to Buffalo University城. Mrs Geraldine Cleary of Brooklyn identified among casualties. Diana Thomas of Everett killed by a swing collapse in Bedford Pennsylvania.
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Jupiter Missile Seen As Answer To Soviet Threat
The United States weighs Jupiter as a reply to Soviet missile advances. Army officials tout a proven interim weapon, a 1500 mile reach intermediate ballistic missile, with production possible soon but full deployment not confirmed. Officials caution on missile development timelines amid political signaling.
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Mussolini's body sent to widow at Predappio grave
The body of Benito Mussolini was consigned to his widow Rachele at Predappio near Bologna after a government handover. A small crowd gathered at the cemetery as the former dictator’s casket arrived by truck and was received by his widow near the family burial site.
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Driver Cited In Area Smash
Corry resident Joseph Matava arrested after a crash near Union City. Police say he was driving too fast under dangerous conditions and will be charged.
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Collision Interrupts Passing Traffic In Lebanon
Peel halted its machine to let pedestrians pass from the Weal as Mitaya failed to stop, causing a crash. Officers estimate about 306 to Peel and 400 to Matus car in damages. Robert Whitt 15 of Fredericksburg is in critical condition after a shotgun discharge wounded him in the right side while he sat outside his home with Edward Grant 17. State Trooper Joseph Adomatis noted the incident occurred yesterday at Tebanon Sanitorium.
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Levittown Returns to Normal After Racial Tensions
In Levittown Pennsylvania a white family the Myers move into Dogwood Hollow amid weeks of jeering crowds and vandalism. Neighbors offer support sharing food and gifts while the town steadies. a motorist remarks on calm streets as scenes of earlier violence fade into routine life.
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See Second Term For Hammarskjold
United Nations Security Council will meet next week to recommend whether Hammarskjold should serve a second term as UN secretary general. A unanimous vote is expected in both the Security Council and General Assembly. His term ends next April, and officials favor acting as soon as possible to ensure a smooth transition.
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Civil Rights Bill Passage Ends Marathon Congress Session
Congress adjourns after eight months as civil rights legislation clears the Senate amid a historic 84 hour session led by Thurmond. Eisenhower faces lingering questions on policy while a $3.4 billion aid package moves to the House and immigration and defense-related measures await action.
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Plans for Seventh Spud Festival in Corry Area
Complete plans for the Seventh Spud Festival outline a five day program in Corry with a Spud Supper, street dances, a TV appearance by Miss Potato Blossom Queen, seven contestants for queen, talent and beauty contests, and a large festival parade. Volunteers and sponsors coordinate with local schools and bands for entertainment and rides for children.
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Group to Hold Convention Here
Gerald E. Mattison, president of the Mattison History Congress, seeks more than 400 attendees for a United Day gathering in Corry. The group, tracing 110,000 descendants of early settlers, held its first reunion at nearby Chattanooga Lake 11 years ago, drawing about 3,000 people.
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FBI files bill cleared by House and Senate vote
The House approved the FBI files bill 315 to 0 in a compromise to limit defense access while protecting witnesses. The Senate backed the measure 174 to 2 after midnight with Langer and Kefauver opposing, aiming to resolve Jencks Act tensions and safeguard law enforcement.
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Burglary Suspect Arrested By FBI
FBI arrested Thor as Morgan Lewis 4 in a Pittsburgh district burglary case. Spokesman said Lewis, his wife, and two children had been in San Francisco for four months. He posted a $2500 bond and awaits a U S hearing.
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Labor Day Highway Toll Estimated At 420
The National Safety Council estimates 420 deaths on highways during the Labor Day holiday period from 6 p m to midnight Monday. Last year the toll was 435 with 72 additional fatalities in miscellaneous accidents, totaling 596.
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House Passes Foreign Aid Bill Cutting Ike’s Request
The House approved a foreign aid bill totaling about 1.0 billion dollars less than President Eisenhower’s request. The Senate later backed the compromise 58 to 19, sending the measure to the President for signature.
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Scandal Trial Resumes Today in Los Angeles
A high profile libel trial in Los Angeles resumes with jurors facing statements from attorneys and potential testimony from celebrity witnesses. The case alleges conspiracy to commit criminal libel and to publish obscene material, implicating magazine staff and Hollywood figures.
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Collision Injures, Kills Two in Route 422 Freight Crash
A crash on Route 422 near Butler left Walter Kelly, 32, of Butler, dead and Michael Abon, 38, of New Walmatye, injured after a coal truck collision. Details are unclear as responders attempted aid and drivers were treated for burns.
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Health Department Confirms Three Asian Flu Cases
The State Health Department reports three confirmed cases of Asian influenza with the Transylvants tests underway for one additional suspected case. Dr. William D. Schruck, head of the Health Department Vaccine Control Division, notes the four to six week window for onset.
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Presidential Arms Adviser Returns From London Confab
President Eisenhower’s arms adviser, dispatched from London, says a broad East West disarmament is possible but warns no near term agreement. He notes Soviet talks are interest driven and expects June return for UN disarmament subcommittee meetings. London counterpart Valerian Zorin rejects the Western 11 point package.
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Man's Bear Lake home destroyed by fire
A Bear Lake fire completely leveled the home of 85 year old Joseph Horvath who lived alone. Fire Chief Gersild Crosby said Horvath woke to the blaze and lost the structure valued at about 6000 dollars with only a few possessions saved. Firefighters from Bear Lake and nearby towns assisted, no injuries reported, and the flames were extinguished around six this morning.
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Britain Announces Altitude Record Challenge
The Royal Aero Club reported a new world altitude attempt for air lift by a dual turbojet rocket powered craft. Piloted by Michael Ruundtrup the test aimed for 45 800 feet, with prior Canberra record of 38 000 plus flagged for confirmation.
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Plane crash near Tuikeoors Town traps trio and passenger
A plane crash in a field near Tuikeoors Town traps three men from local towns and a passenger from Hickory. Responders face difficulties as officials discuss rescue options and follow up on the incident.
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