Civil Rights Bill in Judiciary Group's Hands
The Senate Judiciary Committee, under forced draft, begins consideration of the House civil rights bill. Administration spokesman William P. Rogers and opponent Charles J. Bloch will argue. A stand-off is expected as Southerners seek amendments while others want stronger terms.
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Wastngiun
Senate Judiciary Committee
William P. Rogers
Legislaton
Charles J. Bloch
Macon
Rogers
Bioch
Norris Cotton
R-Nh
Senate
House
Judiciary Committee
Rabid Skunk Kill Shocks Ridgway Residents
Ridgway police disclosed that Eugene Ding of Montmorenci killed a rabid skunk that wandered into Dias s doghouse and attacked his dogs. One dog died after exposure. the skunk was trapped and killed. Elk County Game Protector Leo Milford sent the head to Harrisburg for testing. lab results confirmed rabies. Rideway Police Chief Hill said the department will monitor and exterminate skunks appearing in the area.
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Eugene Ding
Montmorenci
Dias
Elk County
Leo Milford
Fortland Mills
Pennsylvania Department of Health Laboratory
Harrisburg
Rideway
Hill
Push Move To Create Jointure In Four Districts
The Titusville Area Joint School District merger effort accelerates as meetings inform leaders about the plan. Voters in Titusville Hydetown Centerville Oil Creek and Cherrytree townships will vote at the April 26 primary on merging their districts with any or all of the others.
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Dituayinus
Titusville Area
Titusville
Hydetown
Centerville
Oil Creek
Cherrytree
Oil City May Operate Meters Until Midnight
The Retail Merchants Bureau directors propose extending street meter operation to midnight in two business districts. The Parking Authority backs the move, with a public council meeting scheduled tonight to discuss the recommendations.
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Jeuvne
Retail Merchants Bureau
Tank crash destroys downtown building in Kentucky mishap
Arty reserve Capt Paul Burton drove a 20 ton tank through a downtown building in Cynthiana causing a 20 by 25 foot hole, then crossed railroad tracks and hit a grocery. Officials cited accelerator sticking and brakes failing. Damaged railroad track, gas line ruptured, about $7,000 loss, Burton injured lightly.
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Cynthiana
Arty Reserve
Paul
Burton
Reserve
Louisville & Nashville
Radio chief succumbs in Miami Beach
Frank Katzentine, 58, founder and owner of WKAT radio station and former Miami Beach mayor, died yesterday of a heart attack. He helped establish WKAT and contributed to local broadcasting during his tenure.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Frank Katzentine
WKAT
Katzentine
Catholic Church in China Struggles Under Communist Rule
The piece notes the harsh state of Christianity in China under communism. Bishop James F. Walsh faces charges of conspiracy to overthrow the regime, with several foreign missionaries reportedly imprisoned or fled. It cites mass expulsions, the Patriotic Association’s rise, and Vatican views on the schismatic church while urging overthrow of the Communist regime for Christianity to endure.
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China
Dioclevian
James FE. Walsh
United States
Walsh
Red
Kim
Yen
Peter “Hungsberg
Peiping
Union Theological Seminary
Tive
Patriotic Assn
Vatican
Catholic Church
Rome
Francis de Masi
Maryknoll
Formos
Return To Urbita Springs For Search Of Lost Love
Edward Berg of Chicago, now a high school teacher, returns annually to Urbita Springs San Bernardino to search for Angela Dorina, a blonde 1952 sweetheart he met during a brief romance. He has spent thousands on tracing firms and clings to a hope they will meet again on March 24.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Urbila Springs
Urbita Springs
Edward Berg
Chicago
Berg
Angela
Dorina
San Diego
Bermuda
Tye
1947 and first president of the Greater Miami Crime Commission
Born in Talladega Alabama, he became the first president of the Greater Miami Crime Commission in 1947.
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Greater Miami Crime Commission
Talladega, Ala
Four Children Die in Rankin House Fire
In Rankin near Pittsburgh four Enel children died in a fast moving Saturday blaze that razed two houses and damaged three others slated for redevelopment. Victims were John White and his brothers Kenneth and Dennis, and David Hawes and Edward White’s death followed his attempt to light a kerosene heater. two Hawes children escaped. Police estimated damage at $25,000.
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John White
Kenneth
Dennis
David Hawes
Lulu Hawes
Governor Lands Proposed State Super Highway
Governor Lawrence told Erie County Democrats that the proposed Erie Pittsburgh West Virginia freeway would be a key part of the state highway program. He said the north south route could transform Pennsylvania’s economy by linking the St. Lawrence Seaway with southwestern Pennsylvania and that many residents have yet to grasp its potential.
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Euviee
Pennsylvani
Sys
Lawrence
Erie County Democratic Committee
St. Laurence Seaway
Pennsylvania
Hope To Finish Film Strike Talks Near End
Hollywood AP reports negotiators for the Screen Actors Guild and the Association of Motion Picture Producers began what they hope will be the final week of contract talks in a 16 000 member strike. Both sides said progress was made and proposals discussed on Saturday. The core issue is whether actors should receive a share of studios profits from sales of recent films to television.
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Hollywood
Mie
Screen Actors Guild
Association of Motionaiure Producers
Ptors
Operation Bootstrap plans loom over Corry future
A 125000 working capital kit and a Baker Inc. plan for 18 months shape Corry’s economic revival. City Planning Commission coordinates with Chamber of Commerce to push zoning, building codes, beautification and public utilities while demolition clears space for a Loblaw store and shopping area. Expansion at McInnes Steel and Rogers Steel adds jobs. a 1901 celebration prep, a new fire department aerial ladder, and a historic park project accompany broader curriculum and youth development efforts as the city mobilizes to attract industry and prevent outmigration.
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Michael Baker Inc
Rochester
Curry
Baker
City Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Loblaw
Bowreh
Che Cepler Street
McInnes Steel Company
East Main 1
Rogers Steel Company
Metries
A. Brice Smith
Unis
Corry
Citys Fire Department
Cor~ Ty
Imusewich
William EB. Rademeyer
Echools
Corfy
Wil Corryites
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