Fate Of Rights Bill To Be Determined
AP report from Washington notes party leaders debate whether to push a Senate civil rights bill or wait for the House version. Lyndon B. Johnson urges delaying action until after March 10 to align with the House measure, while Mitchell warns a key provision on a 15 member commission to end hiring discrimination may be buried.
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Texas
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Richard M. Nixon
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Hower
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Finch Trial Nears End as Final Arguments Set
In Los Angeles AP report Dr. R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff prepare for final arguments in a murder trial. Prosecutors allege a conspiracy to kill Barbara Jean Finch to avoid a divorce settlement. the defense claims a accidental shooting during a struggle. If acquitted, Finch may return to medical practice in West Covina.
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Los Angeles
R. Bernard Finch
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Barbara Jean Finch
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Miss Tregoff
Mrs. Finch
Television lineup notes for WBTV WSOC in Charlotte
A scanned schedule lists WBTV Charlotte channel 3 and WSOC channel 9 programs for the day. It includes game shows such as Millionaire and Who Do You Trust, dramas like Father Knows Best and Danny Thomas, and news/weather updates with a late Jack Paar appearance.
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Danny Thomas
Ann Sothern
Hennesey
June Allyson
Investor questions retirement plan and gifting stocks
A widow asks how to invest 400 to 500 every four months for retirement and whether stocks can be left to grandchildren. The adviser urges prioritizing the widow’s well being with solid income stocks in her name, notes gifts to grandchildren can be arranged by will, and warns pension funds favor risk-averse bonds. The column advises switching to stable income producers, and suggests avoiding speculative issues for the grandmother’s needs.
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Ampex
Brown & Bigelow
Beaunit
Bethlehem Steel
Gen. Telephone
TXL Oil
duMont
Elder Mining
Sapphire Petroleum
Elder
Mr. Shulsky
Countess Mountbatten Dies on Far East Tour
Countess Mountbatten 58 wife of Admiral Earl Mountbatten dies in sleep in Jesselton North Borneo while leading St John Ambulance Brigade units on a Far East tour. Queen Elizabeth orders a week of mourning and royal staff in black. Survived by two daughters Patricia and Pamela. Princess Anne served as bridesmaid at Pamela's wedding.
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Queen Elizabeth
Countess Mountbatten
Prince Philip
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Earl Mountbatten
Jesselton
North Borneo
St. John Ambulance Brigade
Royal Air Force
Elizabeth
Andrew
Greece
Edwina Ashley
Ernest Cassel
Lord Mountbatten
India
Lady Mountbat
Olympic Coverage Destroys Ski Spills Illusion
CBS live coverage of the Squaw Valley events caused a media misperception that most skiers crash. Cynthia Lowry notes only a few spills occurred and viewers were left with commentary that distracted from the competition.
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New York
CBS
Squaw Valley
Andrea Lawrence
Shadow of a Soldier dramatizes Grant career on NBC
NBC Sunday American Heritage drama Shadow of a Soldier offers a superficial view of Gen. Ulysses S. Grant. It centers on Grant writing memoirs against cancer and uses flashbacks to his Army career, concluding with a portrait of a gentle hero and incomparable general.
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Gen
A. S. Grant
Grant
Texas composer writes jazz piece for Methodist service
World Wide 60 reports a Texas composer created a jazz accompaniment for a morning Methodist service. NBC expected controversy and aired testimonials from a minister and a seminary professor to emphasize devotion. The piece followed the death of Ed Summerlin's infant daughter, a grief and faith influence. The music remained somewhat shocking when heard.
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Texas
NBC
Ed Summerlin
The Citadel Shines In ABC Dramatic Special
ABC presents The Citadel a dramatic special praised for taste style and strong point. Critics call it one of the season's best adaptations with sharp visuals and clear storytelling.
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ABC
Bob Hope Show Tonight on NBC 8:30 to 9:30 PM
The Bob Hope program airs tonight on NBC from 8 30 to 9 30 PM. It features comedian Hope with guest stars and light entertainment for a prime time slot.
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Bob Hope
NBC
Planned Invasion Of Haiti Reported
A band of Haitian exiles is in eastern Cuba preparing to invade Haiti. Dispatches claim the invasion plans are well known in Port au Prince and that the Haitian army is being trained by a U S military mission but hampered by outmoded weapons.
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Fla
Cuba
Haiti
Miami Herald
Port Au Prince
George Beebe
Herald
U. S
Summerdale scandal pulls police from North Side unit
Police investigations unfold after Jan 15 accusations that eight North Side Summerdale officers helped looters and six took bribes. Commissioner O’Connor resigns as a special grand jury is convened. Forty eight officers suspended. Damen District burglars linked to Summerdale officers in a 1959 loot scheme with bribe allegations.
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Summerdale
Timothy J O'Connor
Damen
Negro Students Plan Statement On Lunch Counter Protest
Negro students' coordination leaders from Durham to Greensboro prepared a plan statement amid protests over segregated lunch counters. Charlotte and Greensboro groups paused demonstrations, while Raleigh picketing continued at major stores.
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Durham
Douglas E. Moore
Moore
Charlotte
Greensboro
North Carolina A&t College
Raleigh
S.h.kress
Humphrey Focuses on Domestic Issues in Wisconsin
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey campaign stops in Wisconsin emphasize social security housing and federal aid to education as the April 5 primary looms. Kennedy flags foreign policy while criticizing Eisenhower's international credit and touts civil rights as a political asset.
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Conn
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Hostessess Stewards End Air France Strike
Paris AP report says hostesses and stewards ended a 48 hour strike with a shorter working month. No flights were canceled, but passenger limits were set at 19 per flight on planes carrying 20 or more. They seek a 60 hour month from 80, arguing more flights are needed to meet hours. Air France studies the issue.
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Paris
Air France
Eisenhower Begins Latin America Tour With Puerto Rico Stop
President Eisenhower flies from Andrews to San Juan then to Ramey Air Force Base Puerto Rico for aovernight stay on a 14 day tour. He will visit Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay to strengthen U S Latin American ties and defend policy critics.
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