Capital Residents Seek Voting Rights For DC
Washington residents pursue national and local suffrage, with national voting rights favored. The Senate and House debate a constitutional amendment requiring two thirds and ratification by three fourths of states, with deadlines looming as Congress adjourns.
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Polltakers Warned for Another 1948
AP report ties a 1960 poll warning to the 1948 crash when Dewey was seen as a shoo in over Truman. Melvin D. Field notes 1960 resembles 1948 without a clear Roosevelt or Eisenhower, cautioning polls only show opinion divides. Also covered are Washington DC home rule hurdles and a Kansas City fatal car crash with two youths injured.
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Man Killed Two Hurt as Car Hits Tree
Robert E. Wray, 22, was killed when his car struck a tree. Francis Dee Bunch, 17, the driver, and David Rhoades, 18, were critically injured in the crash.
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West Leaders See Stalemate With Soviets for Up to Year
Western leaders foresee a six to twelve month stalemate with the Soviet Union and Western powers. Crises may arise from probing by the Soviets and Red Chinese, with Berlin and Southeast Asia as danger points, while Britain and France push closer ties to European economic groups.
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Billion-dollar military work authorization sent to White House
Senate sent to the White House an authorization bill for 1.185 billion dollars in military construction for the next fiscal year. funds are not included and must be approved separately. Missouri and Kansas projects are listed including Fort Leavenworth, Fort Riley, Topeka and more. House deliberations ongoing. In a separate incident, Woburn patrolman Leo McElhiney rescued his trapped father James, 65, after a trench collapse, with the father hospitalized in shock and a fractured kneecap.
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Murder Charge Filed Against Sedalian
A second degree murder charge was filed in Kansas City against Mary Frances Jones 77 of Sedalia after her arrest in Sedalia. She is accused of striking 80 year old Mrs. Odie O Day during an argument, related to her care by a daughter of the deceased.
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Andra Martin Sues Ty Hardin for Cruelty in Divorce
Los Angeles AP Andra Martin filed for divorce from Ty Hardin after two years of marriage. She alleges extreme cruelty and says he no longer loves her. The actress, 24, and the actor, 30, mother and father to seven month old twin sons John and Jeff, seek support and alimony.
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