Civil rights bill progress and Senate maneuver described
The report outlines parliamentary tactics around civil rights legislation. Johnson allies push a measure while opponents resist by filibuster threats, with figures like Lyndon B. Johnson and Everett Dirksen involved in steering or blocking action.
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Aula Douglas
Lettidity
Lyndon
Souther
Richard BR
Roswell
Smithorn
Johnson
Ben
Layne Morse
Senate
Everett My Dirksen
Tlinois
Smith
Congress Told of New Foreign Aid Plans Before Summer Session
Congress hears Eisenhower requests for 2.0 billion dollars in military aid and 20 million for African education as part of a broad foreign aid package. Secretary of State Christian Herter outlines economic and technical assistance for South Asia including India and Pakistan, with a dispute over Indus waters and a push for regional settlement. House members express concern about continuing foreign aid appropriations amid mixed support and budget pressures.
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Congress
Beediger Presse
South Asia
India
Hidin
Pakistan
Indus
Disin
Fiessu
Alresn Ayreus
Sa Nava
Eisenhower
Dallas
Adyiser
Inies House
House
Hidden panels in Macully at Hoston University opened by pedear knobs
Some rooms in the Macully building at Hoston University have pedestal knobs. Hidden panels in the floors open them for access, revealing concealed spaces within the rooms.
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Macully
Hoston University
Miss Trego Into Years Murder Trial Testimony
In Los Angeles the murder trial of Miss Trego continues as Juvole Tregaff testifies on the witness stand. She is cross examined about the night his wife was shot and about alleged plots to divorce and murder for wealth. The questioning moves rapidly as prosecutors press for details on the couple and the socialite Barbara Sea Fie.
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Los Angeles
Cuvolo
Tregatt
Clifford Crail
Uhis
Carrie
Dr. Pineh
Barbara Sea Fie
Robert A
Neelie
Miss
Regolf
Neele
Ouachita student plans to run 502 miles to Kansas City
Ouachita College senior Charles Murff, 22, vows a grueling 502 mile trek from Priecton Louisiana to Kansas City to spotlight his school and the football clash between Ouachita and Southern State of Montana. He will average more than 10 miles daily with overnight stops, backed by Rho Sigma.
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Arkadeelpina
Charles Murlf
Guachita College
Kansas City
Uy Waleh
Ouachita
NASA
Muetl
Arkansas Intercollegiate
Tiepling Lo Tun
Niles
Mrembers
Rho Sigma
Munch
Hwil
Garry
Mayii
J. B. Murff
Pripecton
Van
Miles Noy
Ouavhity
Mautatia
State Coach May Get a New Post
Ike Tomlinson, athletic director at Arkansas State College in Jonesboro, is among two men considered for Skyline Conference commissioner, per the Salt Lake Tribune. He said he has only one interview and heard nothing definite. University of New Mexico officials confirmed talk of a realignment within the Skyline.
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Albuquerque
Ike ‘Tonplinson
Arkansas State College
Jonesboro
Ark
Skyline
Salt Lake Tribune
Comiinson
Paul Brechler
University of Iowa
Tomlinson
University of New Mexico
Sybung
Arkansas Day in National Trials Chaos at Hobart Ames Farm
In Grand Junction Tennessee the National Field Trials Championship opened with 85 entries including Kilsyth Storm Jerry and Areia of Arkansas. Warm sunshine melted snow as dogs moved through the three hour quail hunt, with Kilsyth among the leading entries amid rough conditions.
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Grand Junction
Tenn
Hobart Ames
Kilsyth
County PTA program features Rev James Coby guest speaker
The Lonoke Baptist Church pastor Rev James E Coby will speak at the Pounders Day program hosted by the Hopewell PTA on Wednesday at 7 30 pm The Hopewell Chords will sing and a candlelight service will close the event Candles are requested from attendees Yerger High School lists A and B Honor Roll for the first semester with numerous students named across grades 6 through 16 including Barbara Bennett Calvin Grigsby Hattie Pickens and Mary Allen
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James E. Coby
Lonoke Baptist Church
Hopewell Pta
Hopewell Chorks
Sergion
Leach Herson
Yergor High
Yerger High School
Barbara Bennett
Patritt Williams
Linda Poindexter
Earnestine Joshua
Flossie Walker
Calvin Grigsby
Mattie Rutherford
Hattie Pickens
Josie Willams
National: President charged in central high school case
A central high school investigation led to the president being charged yesterday amid allegations of misconduct involving students. Authorities cite the case as serious and ongoing, with the university and local officials cooperating with the inquiry.
Snow Quits Continued From Page One Areas
Snow continued in several areas with traces reported from Lille Rock Tex arkana El Derido and other points. The Weather Bureau said Fort Smith recorded the state's lowest temperature at 25 degrees as of today.
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Lille Rock
Texarkana
el Derido
Toyet
Fort Smith
Weather Bureau
Civil suits face dynamiters tied to Labor Day bombing
Judge Guy Amsler overruled objections in a civil suit against Wiresmen charged in Little Rock’s Labor Day bombing linked to integration unrest. Coggins and Beavers received 18 days to plead further. Lauderdale gets March 10 to plead. Builders Investment Co. seeks 4810,000 in damages. Beavers and Coggins had demurrers. Lauderdale demands specificity.
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Little Rock
Guy Amsler
Wires
Lille Rock
Amsler
John Taylor Coggins
Samuel Graydon Beavers
B. A. Lauderdale
Lauderdale
Toc
Coggins
Beaver
Builders Investment Co
Werner C. Knoop
Sut
Beavers and Coggins
Speulic
Nixon enters Wisconsin primary in bid to swing GOP fortunes
Wisconsin Republicans announce Nixon will enter the April primary to boost party prospects after Democratic victories in 1958. Nixon’s move follows prior Eisenhower Taft tensions, with 30 GOP delegates at stake at the national convention. Hayley Higley, chair of the Wisconsin Committee for Nixon for President, disclosed the plan as Humphrey and Kennedy campaign in the state.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Wisconsin
Hayley Higley
Maringue
Higley
Veterans Administration
Humphrey
Kennedy
Sitdown protests spread as racial tensions flare nationwide
Demonstrations erupted at Woolworth lunch counters in Greensboro with whites and blacks clashing as observers recalled sitins in Portsmouth Newport News and Raleigh. In High Point the NAACP official warned against further humiliation without resistance while Bishop Baker in Philadelphia urged decisive action amid growing student arrests and closed streets across North Carolina cities.
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Greensboro
Woolworth Co
Stoi Iy
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Worth Storg
Elton ‘Cox
High Point Chapter
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National Assn
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Raleigh
George W. Baker
Connen‘of Bishops
African Methodist Church
visiPhiladelphia
Liberty Belt
Independence Hall
Battle Over Condemning 2.7 Miles of Arkansas Rail
In Berryville Arkansas the city seeks to intervene in a federal condemnation suit over 2.7 miles of the Arkansas and Ozark Railroad spanning a White River bridge. Army Engineers want the line condemned for Table Rock Lake overflow risk. Officials say licensing could allow continued operation, while Berryville seeks to protect its rail access and potential industries. Judge Miller set a 30 day deadline for intervention.
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Arkansas and Ozark
Arkansas
Berryville
Army Engineers
White River
Table Rock
J. W. Trimble
D-Ark
Northwest Arkansas
U. S
John E. 'Miller
Murfreesboro Plant Opens in Arkansas
A new poultry processing plant began operations in Murfreesboro Arkansas with local officials officiating at the opening ceremony. The facility aims to boost regional jobs and poultry production in the area.
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Murfresboro
Ark
Clarksville Voters to Decide $100,000 Poultry Plant Bond Issue
Clarksville Arkansas AP report shows residents weigh an $100,000 bond to fund air port improvements. The plan envisions a daily production boost to 1,000 broilers, with Armour Co of Chicago operating the plant and Pike County Poultry Co. providing facilities. The federal government financed part of the project.
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Doe Slama
Clarksville, Ark
Armory City
000 & Co
Chicago
Pal
Pal Ajrport
Armour
Pike County Poultry Co
Claims Students Being Badgered In Bomb Probe
Little Rock AP President of Capital Citizens Council Cornelius says science students at Central High School and Little Rock University are being badgered by police and PBS agents in the bombing investigation at a Negro student's home. Assistant Chief Glasscock would not confirm specifics about questioning. FBI and police have questioned several people since the blast. no arrests announced.
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PBS
Malcolm Taylor
Little Rock Central High School
Little Rock University
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R. E. Glasscock
FBI
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Willie Witherspoon
Patricia Alexander
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Bertha Powell
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Robert Ross
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Singer Sewing Machine CO
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Charles Reynerson
South Main
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Ciefues Decorators Supply
S. Main
Elmee
G. M. Athing
Irvin Gleghorn
C. D. Hare and Son Seed Store
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Parco
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Lamare
Power Saw and Tree Service
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Funera HO
Jimmie Griffin
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