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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1967

Page

9

Senator Humphrey Leads Fight Against Poster Prohibition

The column notes Senator Humphrey’s leading role in pushing to allow posters to be blocked by a majority vote. James Marlow, the usual columnist, is on vacation.

Humphrey James Marlow

Antifilibuster Rule Again Faces Senate

The new Congress opens with a renewed Senate fight over Rule 22 that requires a two thirds vote to end debate and limits speaking time to one hour. Proponents argue for a majority vote to allow cloture while opponents warn of eroding Senate freedoms and civil rights protections.

John Chadwick Washington Congress Senate Hubert H. Humphrey Lyndon B. Johnson Richard B. Russell Georgia Russell South House

Mummers Parade Returns in Philadelphia to Welcome New Year

A 72 year old banjo player joins the 67th Mummers Parade on Broad Street with 16,000 participants and 1.5 million spectators expected. Prizes total 75,000 dollars as bands, comics and string brigades compete in a tradition tracing to Nordic and Celtic roots with musical skits and elaborate costumes.

Philadelphia Three Mile Broad Street Raymond J. Verlinghieri Momus Tinicum Island Delaware River South Philadelphia Independence Hall

Johnson to push new anticrime measures from commission

President Johnson will ask Congress for broad anticrime reforms from a presidential commission that found Washington DC crime up 116 percent since 1959 to 1965 while comparator cities rose 63 percent. The report urges changes requiring congressional action and notes DC police costs per resident far higher than peers. It also covers extended interrogation limits and other legal changes.

Washington Johnson Congress Washingston President's Commission On Crime District of Columbia House Senate Capitol Hill

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