Record rodeo crowd and parades mark Livermore event day
Near sellout crowd of about 6900 attended the Livermore rodeo at South Livermore Avenue with fast roping times shaping championship chances. A downtown parade drew about 20 000 spectators with 150 entries. Winners included Jay Delozier San Jose and Don Flanagan Danville in bull riding and saddle bronc.
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Negro Rights Reaffirmed in Augustine
Federal court upheld the right of Negroes to stage antisegregation marches in St. Augustine and said real law enforcement would top violence. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. joined the march, was jailed and released on bond, amid threats and clashes as authorities warned of a dangerous summer in the city.
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Jacksonville
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Senate Majority Dixie Whipped on Rights Amendments
The Senate advanced civil rights legislation amid a tight one hour per man debate as Southern amendments were repeatedly rejected. The process saw eight amendments buried on roll calls and three clarifying changes adopted by voice vote, with leaders predicting passage by midweek and noting the bill’s push despite strong opposition from Southern senators.
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Delano merchant Slater named to Kern County Board
Delano merchant Slater, 41, a Democrat, was named Friday by Gay to fill the Kern County Board of Supervisors vacancy left by the late W. Rov. Slater succeeds the late Rov in the post, following the board's consideration of the first dis- Friel.
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Almanac Highlights For July 14, 1904
Almanac notes mark July 14 as the 166th day of 1904 with 200 remaining. It lists Jupiter and Saturn in the morning sky and recalls Harriet Beecher Stowe born in 1811. It mentions US Army founding in 1775, Victoria’s 60th reign anniversary in 1887, Paris fall in 1940, and a 1962 European space organization convention. a misquoted quip about a restless woman closes.
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Stolen: Entire House Reported In Flint Michigan
An AP dispatch from Flint Michigan details a bizarre theft where a four room frame house with a septic tank and foundation was reported missing from Grand Blanc Township. The owner Floyd Bay purchased the property two weeks earlier and said he last visited the site two weeks ago.
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