Erie County Court fines and local mishaps reported
In Erie County Court recent rulings include support payments where Raymond Mier and William Smiler were each ordered to pay 4 dollars weekly for Joseph Miller. A woman, Mrs Howard Rhodes, was treated for a possible back injury after a fall at home. A holiday tables festival at Corry Area High School showcased table settings. Kettle donations benefited the Salvation Army. Car-related thefts and lost items were noted, along with a fire hose company film and an extended weather outlook. Community carols for Christmas seals were recorded by local school choirs for radio play. Ice hazards closed parts of the lakes with ships assisted by the Coast Guard. A Raleigh, North Carolina murder case involved Mrs Joyce Smith, wife of an Army captain. A rug fall caused injuries to Mrs Ellis Harvey. A Corry Memorial Hospital report and a Boy Scout’s selection for Ohio’s teenage hall of fame were also mentioned.
Martin to Block Move to Weaken House Rules
Washington AP report says Republican Leader Joseph W Martin Jr declares he will resist liberal efforts to curb the House Rules Committee power. He predicts the eight Democrats and four Republicans lineup will stay, despite Democratic gains, citing an understanding between parties not to alter the four Republican seats. The committee, led by Howard W. Smith with William Colmer and GOP members, has shelved liberal bills and could loosen liberal lawmakers push to shift to nine Democrats and three Republicans.
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Washington
Joseph W Martin Jr
Massachusetts
House Rules Committee
North Attleboro
Congress
House
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
William Colmer
D-Miss
U S Needs Robert Frost Says Poet Statesman For a Few Months
Robert Frost, an 84 year old New Englander living in San Francisco, urged that America needs his poetic insight. He disclosed he has been a poetry consultant to the Library of Congress for seven months and hinted he could help Congress with insights from a poet’s view if asked.
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Robert Frost
America
Sally Genial Old
San Francisco
Library of Congress
Frost
White House
Supreme Court
Congress
Sherman Adams
Adams
Vicina Coats
Prost
Theodore Roosevelt
California
New England
United States
Earl Warren
West Coast
Johnson Faces Moderate New Senate After 1958 Win
Washington AP reports Lyndon Johnson, leader of the Senate Democrats, expects a smoother path to influence with 15 new Democratic members none regarded as wild. Most come from the House or its recent past, led by Rayburn, with Johnson as a close ally. The new group includes three first term Republicans from the House: Keating, Scott, and Prouty. Civil rights and filibuster reform loom as potential points of contention.
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Washington
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Senate Democrats
House
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Johnson
Senate
Kenneth Keating
New York
Hugh
House delegates shift as new Democratic senators arrive
Eight former Democratic and two Republican House members are noted as moderates leaning liberal in coverage of shifts to Senate, with new arrivals Keating Scott and Prouty set to take seats in January. The piece names Harike Muskie Hart Cannon Moss McGee Gruening and others, and remarks on the expected political balance as new faces join the chamber.
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Alaska
House
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Clarrison A. Willams Jr
New Jersey
Stephen M. Young
Ohi
Jennings Randolph
West Vwith
Keating
Scott and Prouty
Engle
McCarthy
Byrd
Bartlett
Dodd
Williams
Uberal
Young
Randolph
Whie Sama Hawaman
Altar
Vermont
Vance Harike
Evansville
Ind
Edmund 8
Muskie
Maine
Michigan
Philip A.hart
Howard Cannon
Las Vegas
Nev
Frank Moxs
Utah
Salt Lake County
Gale McGee
Wyoming
Ernest Gruening
Battle Boils On Civil Rights Continues Court Clash
Patterson vows appeal after district court orders surrender of registration records to the civil rights commission. Circuit Judge George Wallace of Claytor Alabama defies the hearing and has impounded records in two counties. Patterson argues the commission has no right to private registration files and registrars are judicial officers whose public conduct cannot be attested by a federal agency. Royal Air Force Base, Pickenheim.
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Patterson
Hiner
District Court
Commission
George Wallace
Claytor
Ala
Civil Rights Agency
Congress
Pickenheim Royal Air Force Base
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Jack
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