Civil Rights Fight Delays Jury Trial Debate in Senate
Washington brief reports Southern opponents block a move to limit debate on the civil rights bill and jury trial amendment. Senate leaders clash over time limits as President Eisenhower appeals for action on funding and small business measures while vowing to support existing language.
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Eisenhower
Senate
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Dixie Bloc
Frank Church
D-Tdaho
Church
Russell
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Dope Suspect Charged in Two Complaints After Shooting
Richard Louis Guzman 22 of Los Angeles and Phoenix faces a two count narcotics and DUI charge in a case stemming from a July 26 shooting after he fled officers. His companion Cheri Sue Dryer 19 of Glendale Arizona faces narcotics charges. Dryer was arraigned and remanded to County Jail on 3000 bail with preliminary hearing set Aug 5. Guzman remains in critical condition in County Hospital prison ward after being shot while fleeing from a deputy near Rosecrans Ave and Gibson St. Compton. Police followed the pair from a downtown tavern to Lakewood Paramount and Compton before stopping Guzman’s car.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
Cheri Sue Dryer
Glendale
Ariz
Arizona State College
Kenneth =. Sutherland
Long Beach
Lakewood
Paramount
Compton
Guzman
Rosecrans Ave
Gibson St. Compton
Woman Editor Dies After 66 Years in Newsroom
Holyoke Massachusetts editor and publisher Mrs. William G. Dwight, age 84, who led the Holyoke Daily Transcript Telegram and was a leading newspaperwoman for 66 years, died Wednesday from coronary thrombosis.
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Holyoke
Mass
Wiliam G. Dwight
Holyoke Daily Transcript-Telegram
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