GOP Moves First on Civil Rights Bill Aimed at Jury Selection
Eight House Republicans announced plans to introduce a civil rights bill that would implement President John Lyon's recommendations. The measure targets discrimination in jury selection and protects civil rights workers from violence.
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North Carolina Politics and Civil Rights Moves
The passage recalls North Carolina’s fiscal strain with scrip payments to teachers, Gov Ehringhaus era struggles, and political shifts from Broughton to Gregg Cherry. It notes court and federal action on non discriminatory jury rules, Johnson’s Jan 12 message urging stronger civil rights measures and proposed legislation to enforce equal rights and penalties for violations.
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Deceased Woman Revived After Being Mistaken for Dead
A woman thought dead from Parkinsons disease and heart trouble revived after attendants at Park West Funeral Home heard moans while preparing her body. She was placed on a stretcher, received artificial respiration and massage, then rushed to Roosevelt Hospital in poor condition. Federal education spending in 1966 rises to 2.7 billion, up 75 percent.
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James Kennedy
Kennedy
Rooseveltt Hospital
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