Boiled Nuts and Civil Rights Stir Senate Debate
In Washington the Senate debates a bill extending exemptions for boiled peanuts. Sen. Olin D. Johnston accuses Sen. Kenneth B. Keating of destroying the bill's civil rights intent. Johnston samples boiled peanuts in the dining room while Javits backs Keating's amendment.
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U.S. Senate
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Kenneth B. Keating
South Carolina
Sen. Keating
Sen. Johnston
Johnston
New York Republican
Keating
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Veteran jeweler dies in North Carolina history
Winston-Salem AP reports Lon Tobis Holshouser of Salisbury died after a long jewelry career dating back to 1910. He served as a former president of the North Carolina Jeweler's Association and is survived by his wife.
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Lon Tobis Holshouser
Salisbury
Neon
North Carolina Jeweler’s Assn
Puzzle list of clues and crossword items across and down
Reader tackles a mixed set of across and down clues including authors scientists and place names. Several entries reference well known figures such as Seeger and Frome while others span minerals, plants, artifacts and general terms. The compilation reads like a dense crossword pane with many partials and date stamps.
Irish writer’s romance ends in tragedy
Leslie, a reserved bookshop librarian, falls for Paddy, a charismatic Irish writer. They marry after a whirlwind courtship, but after two years he shoots himself when a book about their romance is rejected. Leslie, unmoved at his funeral, later swallows sleeping pills following a publishers’ note.
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Paddy
Lake Tahoe
California
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