Delay in House Pushes Civil Rights Bill to February
The Senate is slated to open debate on civil rights measures February 15 but no civil rights bill will be ready. Majority Leader Lyndon B. Johnson indicates the legislation will ride into the Senate on the coattails of a related, unrelated bill and may be attached as amendments.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Congress
Johnson
House
Civil Rights Commission
Catholics Opposed for Presidency in Protestant Editorial
The Protestant magazine Christianity Today editorial opposes a Roman Catholic candidate, questioning loyalty to Vatican influence. The piece notes the magazine’s wide reach and lists contributors including Billy Graham and Edward L. R. Elson. Senate civil rights hearings proceed with delays ahead of Lincoln’s Birthday, as Hennings cites absence of members for Feb 17 meeting.
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Vatican
Christianity Today
Billy Graham
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower
Carl F. H. Henry
Evangelistic services led by Rev Carl Reynolds in High Point
The Rev. Carl E. Reynolds of Springfield Ohio will speak at First Church of God in High Point for a series of evangelistic services starting next week. He recently pastored Second Church of God, Springfield, and has spent 18 months traveling the U S in missions. Services run nightly through Feb 14 at 7 30 p m with singing by J Lloyd Tomer and special music, plus a state Men’s Rally tonight at the YMCA. Then follow a Church of God training union course at Lexington Avenue Baptist and a Teen-Age rally at the Community Center in Winston-Salem. The Guilford College Acappella Choir performs Sunday 7 30 p m at High Point Friends Meeting House. Next week a one day hospital chaplaincy workshop is planned with local sponsors. Boy Scout Week observances at Emerywood Baptist Church involve God and Country participants and Explorers ushers. Ladies Night at First Baptist Church features Rev Leon Hollingsworth, Wake Forest chaplain.
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Springfield
Ohio
First Church of God
Mr. Reynolds
High Point
Second
Church of God
United States
YMCA
Guy Kinney
J. Lloyd Tomer
Tomer
Greensburg
Emerywood Baptist Church
James Cumby
Mike Callahan
Tommy Best
Tommy Elliott
Butch Metcalfe
Jack Schuerman
Leon Hollingsworth
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hollingsworth
Wake Forest College
Greenville
S. C
Mikoyan Survives Havana Gunfire Amid Exposition Turmoil
Soviet First Deputy Premier A I Mikoyan moved under tight security after gunfire disrupted the opening Friday of Havana's cultural exposition. The incident followed a nearby anti Castro student protest as Fidel Castro pressed a worker peasant student alliance.
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Richard Valermiani
Havana
A. I. Mikoyan
Castro
Tornadoes Strike In Two North Carolina Counties
Small but fierce tornadoes hit Harnett and Robeson counties Friday night causing thousands of dollars in damage. The first tornado struck near Lillington, damaging the McCormick home and outbuildings, while a second touched down near Lumberton hitting Willis Walters farm and other structures. No injuries reported.
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Harnett
Robeson
North Carolina
Jim Davis
Lillington
Thomas McCormick
Lumberton
Robeson County
Willis Walters
Airmen Die As Jet Crashes Into Denver Homes
Two airmen were killed when a T33 jet trainer crashed into a crowded Denver residential area late Friday. The jet damaged two homes, one of them vacant, and a housekeeper fled as flames engulfed the other dwelling.
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Colo
Survivor dies in Bolivia crash bringing death toll to 59
The lone survivor of Bolivia's worst air disaster died hours after rescue, raising the death toll to 59. The crash near Cochabamba involved a Lloyd Aereo Boliviano DC4, with reports of Americans among the victims and several children among the dead. The plane exploded in a lagoon after an engine fire, in the Andes high above the city.
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Bolivia
Jenny Escobar
Cochabamba
Lloyd Aereo Boliviana
Andes
U.S
John Manning
Oil Company
Manning
Delta Exploration Co
Jackson
Miss
Ruston
Lloyd Aereo Boliviano
John
Jack Reynolds
Dieth Klein
Gerardo Halken Jager
Cochabama
North Carolina Campaign Turbulence Shapes May Races
In Raleigh during a busy political week North Carolinians watched the Senate race begin to take shape as Sen. B Everett Jordan and Addison Hewlett Jr. emerged contenders. Governor candidates included Edwin Gill considering a treasurer run, J M Broughton Jr weighing a bid, and I Beverly Lake signaling an announcement next week. Terry Sanford day in Fayetteville marked the formal entry of Sanford into the governor race.
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Raleigh
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Sanford
Fayetteville
Terry Sanford
John D. Larkins Jr
Trenton
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Hodges
Addison Hewlett Jr
Wilmington
Jordan
Saxapahan
State Board
Man Killed By Fan Blade
In Long Beach California Malcolm M. Graeber aged 24 was killed when a car fan blade shattered and flew into his throat and chest while he and a friend worked on the unit. The friend was unharmed.
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Long Beach
Calif
Malcolm M. Graeber
Johnson will not seek presidential nomination pledge
Senator Lyndon Johnson announced at a Western Democratic conference that he will not seek the 1960 presidential nomination and would decide on any offer only if it happens at the Los Angeles national convention. He defended his liberal record on civil rights and economic bills while criticizing the Eisenhower era and Republican governance.
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N.M
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
Texas
Senate
Johnson
Eisenhower
High Point College Hosts Homecoming Inauguration Day
The Sunday Enterprise previews a big day at High Point College with Homecoming and the inauguration of Dr. Wendell M. Patton as president. A 50th anniversary of the Boy Scout movement is noted with a feature on the program, plus a look at P. A. Thomas Car Works and its school bus production.
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High Point College
Wendell M. Patton
Enterprise
Boy Scout Movement
America
High Point
P. A. Thomas Car Works
Monkey in Pontiac Runs From Firemen and Police
A ring-tailed monkey named Bingo escaped from a car in Pontiac and climbed a tree. Patrolman George Scheuren coaxed the animal down after firemen failed to lure it, while bystanders watched. Bingo’s owner Patrick Kelley, 11, had saved for a year to buy the 3 year old pet.
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Pontiac, Mich
Bingo
George Schuerern
Scheurern
Sandra Kelley
Patrick
Kelley
Sandra
Chessman Ruling Due Monday
Convict author Daryl Chessman on death row for 11 years awaits a Monday decision by U.S. Ninth Circuit Chief Judge Richard H. Chambers on whether to send his case back for review. If granted, Chessman 38 would delay his February 19 execution date in San Quentin for the 1948 kidnapping with bodily harm of two Los Angeles women.
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Tucson. Ariz
Daryl Chessman
Richard H. Chamber
U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Chessman
Appeals Court
Sana Quentin
Calif
Los Angeles
U.S. Supreme Court
Germans Jailed for Cologne Synagogue Desecration
Two young Germans, Arnold Strunk and Paul Schoenen, were jailed by the State Court in Cologne for desecrating the Cologne Synagogue on Christmas Eve. Strunk received a year and two months, Schoenen ten months, with charges including damaging a religious shrine and blasphemy. Both were former Reich party members amid talks of banning the party.
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Germany
Arnold Strunk
Paul Schoenen
Strunk
Bonn Republic
German Reich Party
Bonn
Schoenen
Reich Party
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