Dirksen Sees June Passage of Rights Bill
Senate leaders push toward cloture on civil rights legislation with Everett Dirksen predicting final passage by June 18 if a midweek debate curb succeeds. Mansfield and Dirksen filed cloture petitions for a tally likely requiring two thirds, while Humphrey asserts vote confidence as Republicans mobilize support and revisions to win needed backing.
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Car Rolls Down Bank in Hibbs Tragedy
William Jeffries 57 of Hibbs died and was fatally injured when his car left Route 166 on a curve and plunged down an embankment into a creek yesterday. He was taken to Uniontown hospital.
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Television Review Highlights BBB Crackdown on TV Repair Scams
New York BBB reports a surge of repair scam complaints with fake repairs and bills. A BBB investigator’s home set was baited, a crooked repairer vanished after a high charge, and prosecutions followed. BBB notes 1959 complaints over 1000, 1959 drop to 598. cautions on cheap service calls and unsafe high voltage practices. Meanwhile networks prepare computer projections for election results with rapid updates after polls close.
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Justice Dept Helps Probe Vote Fraud in Pa Counties
Harrisburg AP Ally. Gen. Walter E Alessandroni says Justice Department investigators will work with local authorities probing allegations of vote fraud in Delaware and Lackawanna counties from the April 28 Democratic U S Senate primary. He noted cooperation with Dist Atty Jacques Fox and Philadelphia officials while Philadelphia probes continue and Crumlish backs state involvement.
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Mull Sanity Trial For Jack Ruby To APA
Dallas June 19 hearing set to decide if Jack Ruby will receive a sanity trial. The condemned slayer will undergo psychiatric treatment in his jail cell after three psychiatrists deemed him mentally ill. Judge Joe B Brown granted treatment while declining to rule on legal insanity, noting Ruby, 53, shows low mood and regression. He was convicted March 14 of murder with malice in the shooting.
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Local Speaker Seeks Alumni Banquet Address
Marlow will welcome C F culture teacher and Sparta merged school principal, with a long career in agriculture education, as guest speaker at the alumni banquet Saturday at 7 p.m. in the school gym. He later held posts in Warren, Forest and Elk counties and managed the Pennsylvania Cooperative Potato Growers Association with offices in multiple cities. He retired from agriculture education in 1963 and now resides in conservation. In national news, Goldwater faces a California primary showdown amid shifting support as Lodge and Rockefeller vie for influence within the Republican camp. Eisenhower released a statement of party principles prompting mixed interpretations about Goldwater’s chances for the convention.
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Parking Meter Revenue Grows in Corry City
Corry's parking meter business shows steady gains with May intake totaling 568 and overall last month revenue at 2631. City council plans to retire the 27399 Koontz bill within 18 months. post payment, meters expected to become a top city income source. Brown notes Ruby treatment begins immediately as Oswald case looms.
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Enact Two Laws To Curb Florida Racial Violence
Augustine city commission passed two ordinances to curb racial violence and banned night demonstrations as a federal court challenge continued. Six arrests in a desegregation drive raised weekly violence, with curfew 9 PM to 5 AM for under 18 and street parking bans near white and Negro districts. Reverend Andrew Young from SCLC urged lifting the regulation in federal court.
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