Nixon Johnson To Compromise On Filibusters
In Washington Vice President Nixon and Senate Democratic Leader Johnson move toward reforming the filibuster. Nixon seeks a rule change influenced by a 1960 presidential bid, while Johnson aims to keep party unity. Proposals include two thirds of those voting or a two thirds Senate majority to curb debate, with key senators pushing harder limits and others resisting. The new, evenly divided Senate will test likely compromises in January.
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Nixon
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Senate
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Fronis
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Ryting
Johnson
Clifford P. Casa
New Jersey
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Pat Douglas
Milnois
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Pa Senate Librarian Race Draws Stassen Offer Rejection
Stassen offer rejection opens political debate as lawmakers discuss future tax plans. Charles Lathe endorsed for Senate librarian at ten thousand four hundred dollars annually. Gov elect Lawrence eyed for compromise on tax dilemma, but party lines complicate bipartisan solutions. Legislature may face tax increases to close a budget gap with calls to expand the sales tax. Republican Donolow faced seating challenges over residency claims amid a postponed caucus pending committee report.
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Charles L. Lathero
Altoota
Senate
Taylor
David J. Lawrence
Lawrence
Nxt
Henry J. Propert
Montgomery
Albert R. Donolow
D-Phila
Louislauireum
Dondlow
Fomery County
GOP
Williard
Scott R
Sailor Nabbed After Wild Terror Spree Across Boston
A 29 year old sailor Raymond J. Lizzotte of Poplar Montana awaiting court, led a chaotic terror spree through East Boston and Chelsea firing at shipmates and civilians, injuring Donald Hess and Hicks, and forcing others to accompany him off the USS Investigator before he fled toward Providence. Authorities did not disclose charges.
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Mass
Investigator
Piunpoint
Chelsea
Raymond J. Licatte l
Poplar
Mont
Navy
Providence
R.L
Donald Hess
Atlanta
Lizzotte
Hicks
Livatte
Terea Fhe
Vga
Jackie Ryan
Winchester
Liberty
Ryan
Thompson
Lizzette
Linxotte
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Lizette
Wall Street Market Churns Amid Mixed Session
New York AP reports a ranges bound trading day with mixed moves among top names. Chrysler General Electric Kodak RCA Kodak and Standard Oil drifted as investors eyed the broader tone and sector outlook.
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Imaghe
Ammmigin
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Bethiletwan Line
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Columbia Gas
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Consolidated Billpen
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Eystan Kodak Tanith Bole Haahmal
Dynauies
Enemil Blewtrie Tervorial Peuaches
Chenerit Mature
Tela Tel Montantrery Worth
National Daily National Pistilli
New Yorke Central
Penna
RCA AL
Olof Guil
Standard Oil
Standard Olof NY
Texas
Youngstown
American Stack Exchange Aero Supply
South Penn
Boat explosion injures Greene County man in Pittsburgh
In fair condition Ewing Phillips, 41, of Carmichael, operator of a 130 ton derrick boat Crain Brothers Two, was knocked to the deck by a blast in the hull on the Ohio River North Side. Three welders escaped injury. The boat sank minutes after the explosion, likely sparked by accumulated gas. Damage estimated at 25 thousand dollars by the Crain Brothers president.
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Greene County
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Ohio River
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Crain Brother
Man 26 Held in Murder of Newark Mother
Police charged Robert Egbert, 26, with homicide after his estranged brother Steven found their mother Marie Byhrot stabbed and strangled in their Newark apartment. Investigators said Robert stabbed her with scissors during an apparent attack following a dispute over a probation issue and unemployment.
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Robert Egbert
Steven
Marie Byhrot
Egbert
Robert
Wen
Rob
Bischoff Toal Co
Heven
Warn Man 98 in Assault Charge Near Boston
John Peters aged 98 was freed after pleading innocent to assault and battery stemming from a park dispute with his 78 year old female neighbor. A judge warned him to behave himself and avoid further trouble.
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Warn Man
Boston
John Peters
Ann
Peters
Tiffina Park
Meerdink's Fur niture Announces Budget Catering Service
Announcement from Nichols-Glavis Resterant promoting Meerdink's Fur niture with warehouse pricing and a budget catering option for parties and banquets. Includes contact extension on West Smith Street and phone number 33944.
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Meerdink
West Smith Street
Nichols-Glavis
Pettit First NBA Player To Average 30 Points In Season
Pettit of St Louis becomes the first NBA player to average 30 points per game at any point in the season. He sits third in the scoring race with 270 points in nine games, trailing Yardley Baylor and Arizin, while Kenney Sears leads in field goal percentage and Sharman in free throws.
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Bob Pettit
St. Louis
George Mikan
National Basketball Association
Pettit
Rei
Mikan
Hawk Star
Detroit
George Yardley
Minneapolis
Elgin Baylor
Philadelphia
Paul Arizin
Kenney Sears
New York Knickerbockers
Boston
Bill Sharman
Baylor
Dick McGuire
Fire Hits Woodwork Firm Damaging Building and Stock
A two alarm blaze struck the Soder Man Wraething Co in Norry East early yesterday causing 10,000 damage to the building and 15,000 to the contents. The firm owned by Harry Edwards Eric and John Duente makes wooden plaques and tennis racket handles. Firefighters battled flames from three sections of the building, preventing spread while large quantities of lumber and finished wood products were destroyed.
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Soder Man/ Wraething Co
Harry Edwards
Eric
John Duente
Norry East
Phe Chie
John North
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