Rights Bill Goes Out Whimpering
Washington reports the civil rights bill of 1966 failed in the Senate after a lengthy open housing debate. Senate leaders blame Dirksen’s opposition. House pushed the measure 259 to 157 though the two thirds rule blocked closing the filibuster. Dirksen urged a constitutional amendment for voluntary school prayer as a substitute.
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Dirksen
Senate
Twadae
Milo Manefield
Meansi Mane Sens
House
Orl
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Everett
Supreme Court
McKinley Dirksen
Baptist leader calls for world peace prayers
Dr. H Franklin Paschall president of the Southern Baptist Convention urges the 1.7 million church members to pray and work for a just enduring peace. He notes the Vietnam war as a growing burden and grief to all.
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H. Franklin Pasehall
Southern Baptist Convention
Paschall
First Baptist Church of
Nashville
Viet Nam
Aid Bill OK Near Washington Expected Approval
The House moved toward approval of about 3.1 billion in foreign aid installments. President Johnson signed the authorizing bill late Monday with regret that Congress did not grant more flexibility in running the 18 year old aid program. The measure clears the way for actual appropriation and House leaders aimed to send it to the Senate late today, with possible trimming of about 150 million.
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Washington
UPI
House
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Rainstorm Spreads Across East as Summer Ends
A complex low pressure system spanning from the South to New England triggers widespread showers. Virginia sees up to 1.5 inches in six hours, while North Carolina coastal plains receive over half an inch. Sprinkles reach South Carolina and Florida, with Missouri and Indiana lighter. Sunshine elsewhere gives way to a cold front along the lower New England coast and into Minnesota.
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Seaboard
Waois
Carolinas
New England
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Missouri
South Carolina
Florida
Rockies
California
Los Angeles
Indiana
Minnesota
Montana
Gospel Singers Killed In Interstate Crash Near Knoxville
Four members of a Mobile Alabama gospel group named Humble Negro gospel singers died when their car skidded on a rain slick I 40, hit a concrete wall and plunged to a rural road. Driver Carrie Breeze 40 and passengers Thomas Oliver Arthur Ray Ferguson 40 Sarah Banyard 54 died. Rev Willy Leo Gaines 4? in serious condition with multiple fractures at Oak Ridge Hospital. Group left Flint Michigan at 2 am to drive to Mobile. No skid marks observed per state trooper Jenkings Strand.
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Knoxville
UPL
Mobile
Carrie Breeze
Thomas Oliver
Arthur Ray Ferguson
Sarah Banyard
Willy Leo Gaines
Oak Ridge
Humble
Highway Patrol
Gaines
Flint
Mich
Jenkings Strand
Kingsport Times: A Noisy Local Notice Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from a Kingsport Times issue lists a newspaper office on Market Street and subscription rates. The jumbled lines mention post office zones, mailing details, and pricing for 3 months to 1 year, with unclear dates and names.
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Newansene
Market Street
Meinesport
Tern
Carriéna
Pala
Mae Sunbert Rievien
Wethout
Investors Corner on New York Stock Exchange listings
Investors' Corner explains that about 1,200 of 1,300,000 U.S. corporations are listed on the New York Stock Exchange and generate the majority of profits and dividends. It outlines listing thresholds, shareowner counts, and voting rights, guiding first-time and experienced investors through four preparatory steps.
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Roe
U.S
Tt Group
Addiet
Exchange
Lund
Vk Moroald
Sun
New. York Stock Exchange
Dept. RE
P.O
Hox
New York
Pricing Belief Shapes Regional Business Outlook
The statement defends rising costs by tying transportation to the price of all goods. It argues the approach benefits both business and customers and supports the Southern economy as a whole.
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