New Bill On Rights Unsighted
Senate Leader Mike Mansfield said the Kennedy administration will not seek new civil rights legislation this year. He favors amending Senate rules to curb southern filibusters, possibly in July, while rejecting new bills this field. House leaders plan hearings as Celler and Clark push six civil rights measures this month.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Alabama
Kennedy
Mansfield
House
Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Celler
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
The
Civil Rights Commission
Pierre Salinger
White House
Lener
Reds Press Uncontrolled Moratorium Push at Conference
Soviet Delegate Tsarapkin urged the United States and Britain to accept an unlimited moratorium on underground nuclear tests. He argued a three year research period would not be enough and claimed a limited pause benefits only nations seeking to resume an arms race.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Sir Michael Wright
Greensboro Publisher Jeffress Dies at 73 in Chapel Hill
FE B Jeffress president of Greensboro News Co died in a Chapel Hill hospital after a heart attack at age 73. Funeral at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at Forest Lawn. He led the Daily News and Record, owned WFMY TV, and served as Greensboro mayor and state highway chairman. Survivors include two sons, three daughters, and ten grandchildren.
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Greensboro
N.C
FE. B. Jeffress
The
Greensboro News Co
Chapel Hill
Jeffress
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Forest Lawn Cemetery
John Chilton Mott
George Lemons
E. D. Nichols
H. W. Kendall
Calvin T. Leonard
Harvey Yandle
Gaines Kelley
S. N. Cooper
Robert Whitfield
News- Record
the News Co
Morning Daily News
Afternoon Record
Wfmy-Tv
Haywood County
University of North Carolina
Bingham Academy
Raleigh
Greensboro Daily News
Asheville
Guilford County
North Carolina General Assembly
Greensboro Chamber of Commerce
Civitan Club
Greensboro High Point
State Highway Commission
C. O. Jeffress
Daily News
E. B. Jeffress Jr
Department of Christian Education
North Carolina
Episcopal Church
A. B. McLean
Winfield S. Barney Jr
Bruce Jolly
Washington
W. W. Whaley
Carey Jeffress
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Ernest Jeffress
Goldsboro
Horace Jeffress
New Orleans
Goldfine Found Competent in Tax Evasion Pleas
In Boston the U S District Court declared Bernard Goldfine mentally competent and accepted his guilty pleas to income tax evasion. The 70 year old industrialist faced two indictments alleging he evaded nearly 800000 dollars in personal and corporate income taxes.
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Boston
U.S. District Court Today
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Greensboro lawyer calls welfare department greedy in nursery bill clash
A Greensboro lawyer labeled the Welfare Department the greediest in state government during a House Public Welfare Committee hearing on a bill placing nursery regulation under state oversight. Opponents argued safeguards are already adequate locally and accused supporters of communism. The committee did not vote, and questions about inspection attendance were left unresolved.
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Raleigh
Greensboro
Welfare Department
Tom Turner
House Public Welfare Committee
Tom Greer
State Legislative Council
Reapportion Bills Barely Escape Axe
In Raleigh a House committee narrowly avoided killing three reapportionment bills. A 3-3 vote deadlocked on postponement. Rep Thurston Arledge broke the tie against delay. Bills propose 100 or 130 plus 150 member legislatures with automatic reapportionment and redistricting every decade.
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Raleigh
House
Tom Newman
Committee On Elections and Election Laws
Thurston Arledge
Polk
James Vogler
Mecklenburg
Arledge
Senate
Laos Talks To Chart Course
Geneva AP dispatch reports the East West conference on Laos facing a choice after a week of opening statements. Delegates remain divided over supervision of Laotian neutrality and the cease fire. They must decide to study, resume full debates, or recess until the Vienna meeting.
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Laos
Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
International Control ‘Commission
Communist Bloc
Sat
Montgomery Leaders Hold News Conference Over Freedom Ride
Negro leaders in Montgomery announce plans for the segregation testing freedom ride amid martial law after race riots. The Nazi hate bus travels from Arlington to New Orleans to protest integration as Gov Patterson weighs emergency action. Police report an arrest in connection with the violence and a hotel bellboy is assaulted during ongoing turmoil.
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Ala
Arlington
New Orleans
Nazi Party
George Lincoln Rockwell
Alabama
John Patterson
House
Senate
Montgomery. Ala
Freedom Riders
Martin Luther King Jr
E. P. Brown
Claude Henley
NBC Cam
Joan Davis Dies of Heart Attack at 42 in Palm Springs
Palm Springs California AP Joan Davis star of vaudeville radio and film died of a heart attack at age 42 in Palm Springs where she had lived in retirement. She rose from Pan tages vaudeville to fame in I Married Joan with Jim Backus. Her mother Nina Davis was with her at death and a Catholic priest attended.
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Joan
Jim Backus
Gary Cooper
Nina Davis
Miss Davis
Ance
Pantages
Josephine Davis
St. Paul, Minn
Ercy
Sanford Leads North Carolina Industry Tour to Ohio
Gov. Terry Sanford and about 30 Tar Heels began a business delegation tour in Columbus Ohio and planned stops in Dayton Indianapolis and Cincinnati The group aims to attract new industry to North Carolina highlighting a first quarter 42 million dollars in new industry and a dinner with local industrialists tonight.
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Michael di Salle
Sanford
Ohio Capitol
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Scioto Country Club
Terry Sanford
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
Ohio
Dayton
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
French Meet Algerian Negotiators at Talks Near Lake Geneva
French and Algerian rebel delegates resumed hard bargaining on Algeria's future in Evian with oversight from rebel HQ in Tunis and President de Gaulle in Paris. The French unilateral cease fire opened the talks, seen by rebels as propaganda but judged to pressure rebel morale.
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France
Algeria
Lake Geneva
Tunis
Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Prosecutions Planned Over Alabama Freedom Ride Violence
The Justice Department races for potential long list of prosecutions after Alabama race violence. FBI arrests started in Anniston for bus fire bombing with up to 20 years and $10,000 fines. Kennedy discussed arrests with President Kennedy. Mansfield says no new civil rights laws this year.
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Washington
Justice Department
Alabama
Freedom Riders
FBI
Anniston
Ala
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
Legislators Move Out Of Love's Path
In Raleigh the House Judiciary Two Committee killed a bill requiring a 24 hour waiting period for marriage licenses for those under 21 without parental consent. The panel also rejected a measure to create an all nurse licensing board, replacing the mixed board with nurses in the majority.
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Raleigh
House
Judiciary Two
Senate
North Carolina
Gamble Benedict
Anthony Porumbeanu
Hendersonville
North Carolina Nurses Association
Kennedy to seek big spending boosts in space and defense
President Kennedy will urge Congress to approve substantial increases in space exploration, military forces, and foreign aid. The plan may include a separate space message, with additional items on Civil Defense retraining and defense spending, while aiming to keep the next year’s deficit well below Eisenhower’s 12 billion dollar post recession figure.
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Kennedy
Washington
Southeast Asia
Congress
House
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Armed Services
George A. Smathers
D. Fla
U.S
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tractors-For-Prisoners Trade Faces Two Threats
In Washington the tractors for prisoners plan draws fire from Congress and Fidel Castro. Senators demand a government position on private exchange efforts while Castro threatens to end negotiations, calling the plan an indemnification dispute and warning of revolutionary tribunals.
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Washington
U. S. Congress
Fidel Castro
Dean Rusk
Castro
Senate
Cuba
Kennedy
United States
U. S
Wayne Morse
D.ore
State Department
Rusk
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High Point
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Davey Allred
Asheboro
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