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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1960
Page
8
A strong House vote contributed to a civil rights bill centering on court access and voting rights. The amended measure faced potential roll call demands and a Senate path, with final passage contingent on conference talks and possible delays before reaching President Eisenhower.
Informants say former Prime Minister Nikolai Bulganin, ill and beleaguered by party feuds, has retired to Moscow. After appealing to Khrushchev, he left Stavropol and now lives in a villa on Moscow’s outskirts with a 3000 ruble monthly pension.
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Paris accompanied by Mrs Khrushchev amid a warmly animated welcome. An interpreter rode with him as crowds grew from fringe to five deep in the suburbs. The motorcade proceeded to the presidential palace amid cheers and chants of friendship.
The Pulse reports a modest uptick on Wall Street with gains in electronics, rails, and chemical shares while copper and airlines slip. Major names listed include American Can, General Motors, Ford, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, RCA, and Westinghouse Electric, with notable percentage moves across dozens of firms. The Chicago-based oil sector and tanker stocks showed fragility as traders weighed earnings and demand signals, with further volatility seen in Averages and commodity indices.
Actress Mamie Van Doren won a divorce from bandleader Ray Anthony in Santa Monica California. She testified he would stay away for months without telling her his whereabouts and said the marriage became impossible. Anthony was ordered to pay one token alimony plus 300 dollars a month for their son Perry, aged four. The couple married August 28 1955 and separated June 15 1958.
AP reports West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met Hawaii Governor William F. Quinn in Honolulu, expressing a shared aim of freedom in peace. Quinn praised Adenauer as a bulwark of the free world, and welcomed him with hospitable words and Manifold goodwill.
At five Houston area variety stores protesters staged sitdowns. In Storrs Connecticut University of Connecticut students formed a fundraising committee led by 19 year old Jeremy Dodd, son of Senator Dodd. Wheaton College in Norton Massachusetts formed a defense fund for expelled Alabama State Negro students. About 20 faculty and over 200 Skidmore College girls picketed Saratoga Springs New York. Brown University students picketed stores in Providence Rhode Island.
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