Senate Beats Down Rights Bill Changes
The Senate, firm in vote discipline, rejected most amendments to the civil rights bill, only a few clear clarifications passing. Amendments by Sen. Sam Ervin Jr. and Sen. George Smathers shaped the day as debate focused on federal powers and individual rights with the chamber advancing toward final action next week.
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Jerry TF
Baulch
Theership
Iin
Huta
Senate
Sam Ervin Jr
Dev KC
Benate
Ervin
Enlire
Attorney General's
Ftussell
D-La
John F. Kennedy
Hantes
FHA
District Cour
George al Smathers
D-Fla
John Stennis
Deniss
John
L. McClellan
D-Ark
House Okays Federal Pay Boost Bill
The House voted to send to the Senate a bill raising salaries for 17 million federal employees by 535.2 million dollars, with large increases for Cabinet officials and top aides. Cabinet officers would reach 33,500 and lawmakers 40,000. congressional raises delayed until next January for most others. Postal and career workers would see first paycheck increases after enactment.
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John Beckler
W. Porington
House
Vas
Congress
Senate
United States
Supreme Court
German worker wounds pupils in Cologne school attack
In Cologne Germany on Thursday a 49 year old man Water Seifert disabled by tuberculosis attacked Valktoven Elementary School using a self made flamethrower. He overpowered a teacher and burned about a dozen children while another teacher died. Police shot him in the pelvis as he fled.
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Cologne
Germany
Pital
Youturs
Cologné
Theo Hochstein
Water Seifert
Seifert
Mare
Seifer
Groumd-Font
Gertrud Bollenral
Bollenrath
Ward Seifert
Ward
Ursule Kehr
Toom
Annemarie Langohr
King Arrest Sparks Racism Tensions at Private Restaurant
In Augustine, King was jailed after a violent incident at a private motor lodge restaurant where staff barred his group. A bystander and several witnesses described mob confrontations, with threats and force used as supporters clashed with integration efforts amid rising national concern. Instances of violence extended to a classroom shooting at a local school, leaving two teachers dead and students injured as the assailant acted aggressively against staff and pupils.
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St, Augustine
Mazinult
Lowell Mult
Dan Warren
Daytona
Reach Warren
Sakea
Yarsen
King
Noiel
Nthe Oman
Ralph O
Abernathy
Bing
Monséu Motor Lodge
James Brock
Brock
Fragmentary legal note on crime and contempt
The fragment notes that the act constitutes both a crime under federal law and criminal contempt of court. It hints at charges or legal action but lacks full context, names, dates, or jurisdiction details.
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Cuerl
Traffic Stopper Phones Tete Fed Their Eyes On Balcony
A fragmented report notes a first floor balcony sighting during a traffic stop. Officers observed a suspect asleep, attempted to identify the person, and refrained from disposal of the alleged identity.
Cape Pickets Leave Entrance Under Court Order
Cape Kennedy pickets disperse at the entrance after a federal court order. A newsman reports the group left with fanfare as a U S District Judge’s seal was set. Work at the John F Kennedy Space Center on Merritt Island faced a halt while the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees staged pickup lines to protest railway use for supplies. Paris France reports 245000 students claim the largest student body.
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Ou & Am
Sealine
U.S
Sayrt
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Saturn Moedmnt
Merritt Island
Athe Rarher
Brotherhood of" Maintenance of Way
Strick
Florida East Coast Railway
Telecasts in New York and Canberra Rise Across Stations
Prewar broadcasts show 32 vacant beam telecasts in New York and Canberra. The country reports 32 television stations and 22 commercial licenses with 1,658,600 viewers. License figures indicate a 3 percent range with most structures built. Randland and Puor’s reports note AG structures and demand for Tribune want ads.
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York
Reolat Varen
Canberra
Lcenses
Betree AG
Randland & Puor
Schedule and Pricing For Matinees and Evenings
Matinees run 2 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday at 1.08 dollars. Sundays and evenings show at 1.50 dollars. Prices include a 2.25 dollar suit option for Saturday 8:30 p.m. performances.
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Colorado
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V.F.W. Post
Greeley
A&p
Sth
14Th Street
Ade
the Nazarene
Christ
Har B. Wheeler
Nazarene
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Lakeshore Restaurant
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Cape Kennedy
Phil
Paris
France
Tribune
Aue
Tarence
Anthony Quin
Jag Hawkins
Jose Ferrer
Anthony Quatle
Claude Rars Ie
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Oman
Peter Otoole
Rory
Sean Flvah
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Lood ‘Tecuntcowe
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Rossano
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Gaynor
Jon Ker
Nye
Ray Walston
Ton Fenty
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