Vote Expected Monday On Rights' Bill Section
Senate readiness to vote Monday on the Civil Rights bill section enforcing desegregation via injunctions. Knowland signals possible changes to the provisions and administration plan, while Eisenhower advocates troop-deployment authority to enforce integration. A House-passed bill is noted, with debate centered on keeping or removing military enforcement powers.
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Knowland
Berkeley Criminologist questions Sheppard verdict in 1954 murder
Dr Paul Kirk an UC criminologist today dismissed newly confessed suspect Donald Wedler as a poor possibility in the Marilyn Sheppard murder case. Kirk notes Wedler is left handed, which he says would indicate a left handed assailant, while Sheppard is right handed. He maintains Dr Samuel Sheppard is innocent.
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Samuel Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
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Florida
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Sheppard
Marilyn
Cleveland
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Bandit Queen Pulti Appeals to Nehru for Amnesty
A dancing girl turned bandit queen known as Pulti asked Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru for amnesty for herself and followers. Operating in Central and Northern India, she is linked to several murders. The government has a special unit pursuing her. She seeks civilian life and safety, warning she may kill herself if refused.
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Jayesharlal Nehru
Pulti
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Nehru
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Infants Survive Freak Mishaps In Lightning and Crash
Two mothers died in separate incidents while holding babies. In Mississippi a woman was killed when struck by a car after a lightning strike earlier. her six month old boy survived unscathed. In Florida a woman died after a bolt struck an oak tree she and her child were inspecting, but the infant in her arms was unharmed.
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Florida
Mississippi
New Albay
Miss
G. C. Withite
New Albany
Harvey King
Dade City
Fla
Ronald
Cops Nab Heroin Supply and Two Peddlers
East Los Angeles narcotics agents seized an estimated $48,000 heroin shipment smuggled from Mexico. Rafael F. Rivera, 43, was arrested at his home after allegedly arranging sales to an undercover agent, and Juan Ortiz, 24, a Tijuana truck driver, was later arrested for receiving the narcotics.
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Mexico
Rafael F. Rivera
Juan Ortiz
Tiajuana
Army to Cut 30,000 More. Total Strength Target 900,000
Washington informed sources say the Army will implement a second 30,000 man reduction, joining a 50,000 man cut ordered this week to bring total strength to about 900,000, matching the Air Force. The Army also trims monthly draft calls amid Wilson’s nationwide 100,000 man cut by year end. full effects on combat strength remain unclear.
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Py Thay Vanes
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Army
Charles E. Wilson
Wilson
The Daily Review Publication Details and Rates
The Daily Review lists publication as second class matter at Hayward California. It provides subscription rates: five cents per copy, one month twelve dollars and thirty cents. It notes publication every day except Sundays and holidays with street address and phone numbers.
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Heyward
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Daily Review
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Hayw
Lameda CO
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Audit Bureau
Chicago Flood Catastrophe Eyed By National Board
Chicago faces massive flood damage with claims possibly reaching 487.5 million. Officials warn mosquitos thrive after record rainfall, threatening further health and tax issues as estates and swarms spread across Cook County. Local authorities report widespread property impacts and ongoing cleanup challenges.
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National Board of Fire Underwriters
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Cook County
Ilinois
Motorist’s Gripe Seems Unfounded in Muskegon Radar Case
In Muskegon Michigan patrolman Robert McClumber questioned a speeder as he argued against radar timekeeping using taxpayer funds. The driver, living outside city limits, was asked to show his license and the exchange exposed the dispute over local radar apparatus funding.
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Muskegon, Mich
Robert McClumber
Muskegon
Governor's Son Becomes Soapy At Michigan Hotel
W GARRY WILLIAMS son of Gov. G Mennen Williams, aged sixteen, known locally as Soapy, has taken a summer dishwasher job at a Lansing hotel. The high school student from Lansing Sex ton High School is enjoying the nickname at the workplace.
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Mich
Garry Williams
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