Congress To Act On Eisenhower Civil Rights Agenda
The White House released a list of nearly 20 legislative priorities President Eisenhower wants passed before July adjournment. Key items cover civil rights measures, national security, and economic welfare, with a commission to study civil rights needs and a special division to handle civil rights matters.
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Coffee Prices Rise Again Across Major Brands
New York reports higher wholesale coffee prices with increases up to four cents a pound. A spokesman for several supermarket chains warned retail prices will rise within 10 to 14 days. General Foods raised Maxwell House by five cents to 99 cents a pound, erasing most of last March’s three cent cut.
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Republican Feels Sure He Can Win This Race
In Wilmington North Carolina a Republican candidate C Dana Malpass enters a race he believes he cannot lose. He challenges Democratic primary winner to a 41000 yard foot race here. Malpass is in his 60s and weighs under 160 pounds. Incumbents F Ertel Carlyle and Alton Lennon, both about 200 pounds, are his opponents.
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District Camporee in Scott City draws 200 scouts
The District Camporee hosted by Santa Fe Trail council ran Friday and Saturday May 11 and 12 in Horse Thief canyon near Scott City. Over 200 boys attended with a large campfire and 12 fires lit as part of a ceremony. Several minor accidents occurred but the weekend remained a success with plans for council summer camps and continued scouting events.
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Plot To Murder Man Tells by Denver Transient
William James Walker 22 a Denver transient testified under oath that a jewelery store operator in Denver hired him to cut the throat of a man in Salt Lake City Otto John Schaar 65 allegedly hired him to kill George Cox former Salt Lake auto parts dealer Cox married Schaar s former wife Marval 61 in a deposition before Judge H Joe Rawlinson The report also covers Boy Scout troop entries awards and events with den chiefs and a Cub Leaders training course and travel plans for Merle Evans to Philmont Scout Ranch
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Liberal Air Stop is Approved
A Civil Aeronautics Board examiner recommended Liberal and Guymon as stopping points on Central Airlines Route 81 between Amarillo Texas and Enid Oklahoma. Lamar Colorado would join Continental Airlines Route 29 between La Junta Colorado and Garden City Kansas. Final CAB order possible unless exceptions are filed within 10 days.
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