Three More Sections of Rights Bill Pass
Sections advance to desegregate public facilities and schools with federal suits and grants. The measure extends the Civil Rights Commission for four years, expanding powers as a national hearing hub for racial balance issues. Opponents argued over federal intervention while supporters hailed progress.
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Waggoner
Asd
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
Gerral
Civil Rights Commission
Nations
Commission
Byron G. Rogers
D-Cols
Spring Styles for Men and the Gandy Approach
Fashion notes describe mid 1960s men’s wear with stretch seersucker jackets and nylon blends, washable shoes, and conservative knee lengths. The piece highlights slim milord cuts, plain-front stacks, beltless designs, and self-belted sports shirts while noting comfort in new fabrics. An acrobat demonstrates fabric versatility by flipping and walking away creased, showcasing ease of care.
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Milord
Depletion Allowance Cut Fails In Senate Debate
Russell B. Long urged that Javits separate the proposal from the tax bill to ease a veto. The Senate limited debate on new amendments as it adjourned at 10 pm EST. An 85-35 vote rejected removing the 10 percent excise tax on handbags. a separate move to cut depletion allowances for oil and gas failed 6 to 33, with mixed party support.
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Russell B. Long
D-La
Javits
Rome
Long
Mike Klansfield
D-Mont
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
K-N.y
John
Williams
Sean Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Stinn
Violence in Cyprus Leaves Eleven Dead in Six-Hour Clash
Riots erupt south of Nicosia as seven Turkish Cypriots and four Greek Cypriots die in a six hour gunfight. British troops intervene to restore order while American residents are urged to stay indoors. Ayios Sozmenos village is burned after Greek Cypriot forces overrun it amid clashes near Athienou. The conflict marks the worst flare up since the Christmas civil tension on the island.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Ayios Soxmenos
Athienou
Ayios Sozmenos
Lebanon
Michael Hafitheocharis
Narr
Reader's Digest explores mind's self healing powers
In the February issue Reader's Digest discusses how the mind can recover from deep lows and move toward greater maturity and health, citing historical insights attributed to Abe Lincoln and encouraging readers to trust in mental resilience.
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Abe Lincoln
Lincoln
Reader's Digest
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