Republican Civil Rights Plan debated by GOP leaders
A Republican civil rights plank is expected at the GOP convention with Bush and Smith backing a strong stance. Eisenhower civil rights proposals would create a federal commission and a justice department division, shaping a platform contrasting with Democratic positions. Separate notes quoted Sen. Ervin on civil rights details and a call for a broad, carefully framed plank.
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Platform debate slows civil rights plank at convention
Major Hoople outlines rights legislation and security of persons while Timmerman and Ervin oppose a civil rights or school integration plank. Timmerman signals opposition to any mention of the Supreme Court order, warning he would join others in urging the convention not to adopt it. He argues the four years prior showed the American public rejected radicalism.
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Immigrants Increase in First Half of 1956
Washington Atty Gen Brownell reports six month immigration totals surpassed prior similar periods. About 26 500 per month admitted on average, 38 000 under Refugee Relief Act, total of 100 000 admitted from 209 000 authorized. Swing notes gains in all inspection areas while nonimmigrant numbers rise. Kaskaskia state capital now submerged as Mississippi encroaches. Vandalia became capital in 1820.
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Danny Kaye film ban in Syria shocks cinema crowds
DAMASCUS Syria officials said Syria has banned movies starring Danny Kaye after the Hollywood comedian was accused of backing pro Israeli activities. The move reflects rising tensions as authorities restrict foreign entertainment amid regional politics.
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