Housing Bill Heads to Senate as NAACP Official Seeks Ike Aid
Washington reports a $1.05 billion housing bill moves to the Senate after NAACP officials asked President Eisenhower for backing. Senate action includes a speeded up debate and a substitute bill approved by the Banking Committee. Lyndon Johnson denied a White House ceasefire with the President and rejected threats to veto a scaled back bill.
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Ike
Senate
Washington
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
White House
Eisenhower
Senate Banking Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Arkansas NAACP chief appeals for protection as riots flare
In Little Rock, Mrs. L. C. Bates appeals to President Eisenhower for physical protection after state police arrest three Negroes on concealed weapons charges near Central High School during the second day of integration. Four white youths were also detained near the campus. one car contained Confederate flags and a pistol reported as possibly a toy. Bates accuses officials of coercion and notes threats against her home.
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Little Rock
Ark
National
Asia
Eisenhower
L. C
Daisy) Bates
NAACP
Elis Thomas
Central High School
Jefferson Thomas
Thomas
Central
Hall High School
Pulaski Heights
Facbus
Central Widnesday
Eate
Margaret Jackson
Mothers League of Central High
Burreau
Daisy Bates
Little Rock, Ark
Two Women Rob Victim After Ride From Service Station
Clarence B Hicks 23 of 1833 Alaraitos Ave was robbed of 5 dollars after two women gave him a ride when his car stalled on Santa Fe Ave north of Anaheim St around 2 30 am Thursday. They threatened with daggers and forced him to surrender the money before pushing him from the car near Santa Fe Ave and Pacific Coast Hwy.
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Clarence B. Hicks
Alaraitos Ave
Bima
Hicks
Santa Fe Ave
Anaheim St
Pacific Coast
Tut Tut Fined for Failing to Mark Warning Lanes
In Birkenhead England a driver was fined 23 for failing to provide sufficient warning lanes on a test drive route. The case cited inadequate signaling as the reason for the penalty and noted enforcement by local authorities.
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Birkenhead
England
LPI
Racrgeniver
Stirting Moss
Fever blister remedy ad claims fast relief
An OCR fragment markets a fever blister treatment Camri PHENSEQUE and Camrio with claims of instant relief and easy home use. It references specific product lines and a price cue but lacks clear context or credible sourcing.
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Alarys
Camphoe
Veterans Pension Bill Approved by Senate
The Senate passed a veterans pension bill by 66 to 6, boosting disability benefits for non-service connected cases and widows and orphans by 10 billion dollars over 40 years. The measure heads to House reconciliation after a Kerr amendment fight and possible veto risk.
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Senate
Washington
House
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Eisenhower
City Property Tax Warning Issued by Treasurer
Unsecured personal property taxes are due and delinquent September 1. W. M. Ramsell, city treasurer and tax collector, warned Thursday. An 8 percent penalty applies to amounts unpaid by Sept. 1. Tax payments lag behind last year. $441,960.81, or 41.12 percent of the $1,074,547.64 due by Aug. 1, has been collected.
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W. M. Ramsell
Ramsell Sai
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