Senate Rejects Cloture Motion in Civil Rights Battle
The Senate voted 42 to 53 against cloture ending debate on civil rights legislation, sparking a clash between civil rights advocates and party leaders. With 95 voting, 64 needed for the two thirds, the measure fell short as leaders argued for more time to debate the bill. House action followed with a 91293 vote to take up the bill under a 15 hour rule amid ongoing election year tensions.
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Senate
House
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Kennedy
Mass
Wobert Humphrey
Dminn
Lynton B. Johnson
Texas
Everett M. Dirksen
Julinsis
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Johnson
Dirksen
Rescued Russians Happy in Honolulu After Days at Sea
Four Soviet sailors drifted 43 days in the Pacific in a 10 foot craft after leaving Etorofu To Island. They survived on vodka beer rain water and bread, losing 35 to 40 pounds. Rescued by US Navy carrier Kearsarge and en route to San Francisco, the men recovered with pancakes and milk aboard.
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Kearsarge
Pacific
Etorof-To
Kuriles
Zach
Anatolie Feodorovich Kruchkowski
San Francisco
Col o man dead in Texas cabin fire
An Alamosa Colorado man Jimmy McGee Jr was found dead in a burned cabin at a Texas tourist court. Cause of death not yet determined. Fire appeared to burn itself out and spread enough to sound an alarm. Weather notes follow with temperatures and forecasts.
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Tex
Alamosa
Colo
Jimmy McGee Jt
McGee
Regional Weather Wyoming Partly Cloudy Forecast
Regional forecast for Wyoming calls for partly cloudy conditions in the northeast, fair weather in the west and south tonight and Friday. It will turn colder tonight with lows from zero to ten below in higher elevations and ten to twenty above in lower elevations. Friday highs expected from 35 to 45 with gusty winds in the southern area in the afternoon.
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College
Colorado
Calder
Wyoming
Rescuers Near Trapped Miners in West Virginia Mine
Logan West Virginia news confirms Island Creek Corporation officials say rescue teams expect to reach 38 trapped miners. Executives Mamillon and Camicia describe delays from slate and timbering, with heat hindering progress as crews advance 1500 to 2000 feet toward the trapped group.
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Logan
W.va
J. T.mamillon
Tramitton
N. T. Camicia
Hamilton
Crippling Midwest Storm Delivers Heavy Snow Across Regions
A crippling Marel snowstorm batters the Midwest and South, bringing one of the winter's worst weather thrashes. It spans from the Central Plains to the Middle Atlantic, leaving misery and hardship as it moves through states like North Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia with heavy snow and dangerous driving reported. State crews work round the clock to clear over a foot of snow on northern North Carolina roads.
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Middle Atlantic
North Carolina
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Mississippi
Ohio
New York
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Ohio Valley
Texas Panhandle
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Indiana
Tennessee
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Missouri
Marois
Georgia
Nebraska
Iowa
Idaho
Colorado Springs Bids For Air Control Center
Colorado Springs seeks designation as the FAA air route traffic control center after the agency announced the site would be in a Colorado city other than Denver. William Cararway, Chamber of Commerce industrial director, stated the bid on Wednesday amid a regional weather map of heavy snow and storms affecting multiple states.
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William Cararway
Chamber of Commerce
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
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Denver
California Senate unit rejects death penalty repeal
In Sacramento the California Senate Judiciary Committee voted 8-7 to reject Gov. Edmund G. Brown's bill to repeal the death penalty after a marathon 124 hour hearing. The panel's action leaves Chessman’s fate in Brown's hands, with a May 2 execution date looming and no new Assembly action planned. Barbara Graham’s confession surfaced as witnesses argued tactics of deterrence versus barbarity.
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Morrie Landsberg
Sacramento
Calif
Marrow
California
Edmund G. Brown
Senate Judiciary Committee
Caryl Chessman
Edwin J. Regan
Senate
Chessman
Brown
Jcanvict
All Lawyer Committee
JL. Miller Leavy
Los Angeles
Barbara Graham
Harley Q. Teels
San Quentin Orison
Leavy
Chessmen
Graham
California Supreme Court
A. L. Wirin
Roy Gustafson
Ventura County
Science Fair Opens Thursday Night and Friday Weld County Event
Weld County science fair for junior and senior high students open to the public from 7 to 2:30 p.m. Thursday and all day Friday in College High School auditorium. An awards assembly Friday night from 8 to 9 at the theater inier Hall will present winners who advance to the state science fair in Boulder. An elementary section is in Kepner Hall basement. its winners do not advance to the state contest.
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College High Schoo
Ier
Boulder
Weld County Fair
Kepner Hall
Survivors Found Alive in Agadir Ruins After Quake
Ten days after Agadir was hit by a devastating earthquake an area near the Hotel Saada yielded 13 survivors. Four Jewish children a Muslim man and three women were among those rescued as rescue teams including Moroccan soldiers and American engineers worked with air hammers and probes. The city remains cordoned and treated with disinfectants as death toll nears 12,860 with two Americans among the listed dead and five Americans missing. Turkey Plans Network of TV Stations for Simultaneous Telecast in Ankara Istanbul and Izmir.
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Moroces Uy
Agadir
Hoys
Werner Bauer
Flacentla
Calif
Norene
U.S. Naval Hospital
Port Lyautey
Saada
Turkey
Ankara
Instabul
Sue Izmir
Doerfer Reported Preparing Resignation From FCC
New York Herald Tribune reports Chairman John C. Doerfer of the Federal Communications Commission drafted a resignation letter and planned to present it to President Eisenhower. He testified to a House subcommittee about accepting broadcaster hospitality during a Florida vacation, including six nights on George S. Storer’s yacht and flights on his plane. Doerfer defended his conduct amid Washington criticism.
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New York Heralds Tribune
John C. Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
Hisenhower
Doerfer
House
Florida
George
Storer
Washington
Fiels
Greeley Area Weather Dips After Chilly Wind
A windy chilly spell hit the Greeley area with a low around 28 and highs near 60. Readings from Public Service and local stations show Wednesday was among the warmest days this year and forecasts predict temperatures remain a few degrees above normal with no major storms expected.
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Greeley
College
Great Western Sugar Company
Degrens
Governor to sign school aid bill amid funding gap
Governor Mc Nicholds announced he will sign the 32 million dollar state aid bill and ensure counties do not face losses from an omitted provision. The mistake could reduce funds for some counties, but the administration and State Board of Education plan to substitute emergency funds or special legislation. Notre Dame and St Marys College share founder Rev Edward Sorin, a French priest.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
McNichels
McNichols
State Board of Ediucation
Bfe Nichols
Notre, Dame
Ind
St. Mary’s College
University of Notre Dame
Edward Sorin
Colorado Student Seeks Senate Address On Civil Rights Petition
A Colorado University sophomore Paul Geisendorfer from Granby delivered a petition urging immediate civil rights action. He sought to address the Senate but was denied by rules as senators noted exceptions but offered no change. Carroll and Allott supported allowing him to speak and filed the petition in the Congressional record.
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Paul Geisendorfer
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Colo
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Eisenhower
White House
Studen
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Lyndon 3B
Johnson
Tex
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Carroll
Sen
Gordon Allott
R-Cola
Hoth Carroll
Aliott
Geisentiorfer
Congressional
Greeley board raises teachers pay in 3 to 2 vote
The Greeley school board approved a teacher salary package totaling 59 250 above this year with raises for B A and M A degree holders and for those with 45 quarter hours. The plan uses almost all new state funds while not raising the special fund levy. Administrative salaries rise as well. A 3 to 2 vote, with Clayton and Winograd opposing, approved the package amid debate on merit and ceiling concerns.
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Bob Beard
Greeley
Greeley Schuoid Board
Grealey
Barnard C. Ryan
James Albert
Robert
Aun
Greeley High
Maurice Jessup
Heath
George Johnson
Meeker
Richard Bridle
Wilma Scott
Park- Washington
Laurence Burley
Maplewood
Dennis Frydendal
Jackson
Norman Dean
Leslie K. Grimes
John Clayton
Clayton
Harold Winograd
Dave Hill
Winograd
Hill
Kepatine Sl
Ais
Elizabeth Keowles Anderson
Teat
Mrs Bruckner Dies at 99 Pioneer Greeley Resident
Pauline A Bruckner 99 a longtime Greeley resident died Thursday at Weld County General Hospital She was born January 1851 in Germany and came to the United States at age seven Surviving daughters Grace Atkins and Ma Tina Seetineer among 38 great grandchildren and 16 grandchildren Funeral services will be announced by the Adamson Mortuary
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Pauline A. Bruckner
Greeley
Weld County General Hospital
Germany
Bruckner
Lincoln
Henry Edward Bruckner
First Christian Church
Grace Bruckner
Meeker Junior High
Johanma Atkins
Ephrata
Wash
Carmen Seetineer
Los Angeles
Tie Adamson Mortuary
Degrees to be conferred at Colorado State College
Colorado State College will confer a range of degrees at the winter quarter commencement Friday at 4 15 in Frasier Hall theater. Dr Willia R Ross will preside and Bernard Hautchens will present diplomas. The address What Shall I Teach by Dr John Bothell will cap the ceremony. The class includes specialists in education masters arts and bachelors in liberal arts. Commencements are held four times yearly and about 1500 degrees were granted in the past year. Arnold Leon Mabile will be commissioned as second lieutenant in the US Air Force Reserve after ROTC training. Dale B Terry will receive a specialist in science degree and serves as assistant director of admissions at Northwestern University.
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Frasier Hall
Willia R. Ross
Bernard Hautchens
Greeley
John &. Bothell
Arnold Leon Mabile
Green River
Wyo
R Force
Dale B. Terry
Northwestern Univer
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