Debating Rights Bill Grows With Two More Senators
Washington leaders in the marathon Senate struggle to limit debate on the civil rights bill gained support Saturday from two more senators, Mike Monroney and Karl Mundt, who said they would back cloture if needed. The tally rose to 39 Democrats and 49 Republicans but is still nine short of the 67 required with all 100 present. undecided and unpledged members remain, while leaders expect a possible June showdown on closure as the Senate begins its 13th week of rights bill consideration after Memorial Day.
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Walibngton
Senate
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Karl E. Mundt
Associated Press
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Gale W. McGee
D-Wya
John de Williams
R-Del
Frank J. Lausche
D-Ohio
Norris Cattoh
RAH
Milton R. Young
RAND
Rourke N. Hickenlooper
A-lowa
Jack Miller
R4oowa
Peter H. Domnick
R-Cole
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Milward L. Simpson
Rwyn
EB. L. Mechem
B-N.m
Halph Yarborauga
D-Tex
J. Monard Edmondson
Carl T. Curtis
Fire Control Funds Sought For Forest Fire Weather Stations
Senator Kuchel seeks additional funding from the Senate Appropriations Committee to raise a 1.35 million forest fire control program, noting only 450000 has been appropriated and none in the next budget. He urges support to establish fire weather stations in 26 states and strengthen facilities at Eureka California and Reno Nevada.
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Thomas H. Kurhei
Calif
Senate Appropriations Committee
John McClellan
D+ Ark
Hans
Kuchel
Fureka
Rens
Nev
Family Scores School Record and June 30 Wrap-Up
AP summary notes a family setting a school record whileJune 30 wrap ups report Warren on JFK slaying and U S Secretary of State Dean Tusk winding up talks in Bangkok amid Southeast Asia crisis with incomplete phrasing and scattered names.
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Thailand
U.S
Dean' Tusk
Pettersen High Schoo
Winn
Patterson
Genelda Aspinall
Jereal Bepmett
Strugale for Nehru Seat in India Indoors
In New Delhi and Bangkok the Indian Congress party faces a bitter fight to name Nehru's successor amid a power vacuum. The struggle involves acting PM candidates Nanda Desai and Shastri amid pressure from Radha Krishnan Kajars and party chiefs. May affect India's path on neutrality and social reform. United States and Southeast Asia policy discussed in Honolulu and Bangkok meetings as Rusk outlines surveys of Laos and South Vietnam pressures.
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Thailand
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South Viet Nam
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Rusk
Honolulu
Johnson
Laos
Bangkok
Robert Man-4ning
Syho
Washington
Asia
Manning
Southeast Si
B. Nanda
Lal Bahddur
Morarji Desai
Krishna
Miachari
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