Changes Seen Ahead For House Civil Rights Bill
The article reports on intense debate as the House subcommittee advances a strong civil rights bill. It notes a Birmingham mood after a church bombing and outlines opposition from administration and Southern Democrats. It cautions that action may wait until the tax bill passes, possibly next year.
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Washington (Ap
House
Birmingham
Ala
Congress
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Tax Cut Bill Delayed Until 1965 Budget Submitter Hopes
Foes of President Kennedy's 11 billion tax cut plan urge postponing action until after the fiscal 1965 budget is submitted in January. Sen. John Williams and Albert Gore advocate delaying votes on amendments and final approval to pressure budget restraint. The administration seeks swift Senate passage so tax reductions start in January if signed by December.
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Washington
Kennedy
John J. Williams
R-Del
Albert Gore
Williams
Senate
225 Millionth Citizen Reported By Russia
Izvestia reported the birth of the 225 millionth Soviet citizen citing the Central Statistical Board. The report says population rose by 35 million in the last decade and six births occur every minute.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Central Statistical Board of the
Soviet Union
Surviving Sextuplet Lives at Birthplace Mendon Mo
The sole survivor of one set of sextuplets born Aug 9 1936 near Mendon Missouri is Marjorie Speichinger now 27, living on the family farm with her parents. The other five were stillborn and the state agency recently sought the survivor amid news of the Fischer quintuplets.
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Mendon
U.S
Missouri
Marjorie Louise Speichinger
Philip and
Adeline Speichinger
Here
Miss Speichinger
Speichingers
Wisconsin Returns to Standard Time
Wisconsin returned to standard time at 2 a.m. today after daylight saving time. If you forgot to set your clock back an hour last night, adjust it now.
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Wisconsin
Detergent Law Seeks Health Board Backing
The Wisconsin State Board of Health now supports a bill to ban sale or use of nondegradable detergents after December 21, 1965. The move marks a shift in stance as lawmakers push for environmental safeguards in Madison.
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Health Board
Madison
State Board of Health
Wisconsin
JFK Expected to Decide Wheat Sale Policy
Government Soviet experts urge using a U S wheat sale as a propaganda weapon in the ideological war with the Reds. They argue a sale could showcase free enterprise against communism and be promoted via Voice of America to uncommitted nations.
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Washington
Kremlin
United States
Voice of America
Ottawa
Canada
U.S
Cars Can Fly Too Incredibly Odd Healdsburg Find
Jeff Butts of Healdsburg California parked his car while deer hunting. The car rolled down a hill, hit an embankment, bounced upward and lodged in a tree. UPI telephoto image captures the strange incident.
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Jeff Butts
Healdsburg
Calif
Record 106 Degree Heat Hits Los Angeles Fans Suffer Prostration
LA swelters for a fourth day with 106 degrees at the Memorial Coliseum where Oklahoma beat USC 17 to 12. Field readings hit 118 on the turf as 39,345 fans endured heat. beachgoers flood Santa Monica and Venice while beach rescues occur.
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LOS Angeles
Memorial Coliseum
University of Oklahoma
University of Southern California
Burbank
Santa Barbara
Ontario
San Diego
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Explosion Blows Three From Car in Newark Lab
In Newark New Jersey three people were blown from a passing car when an explosion hit an unused Coats Clark laboratory. Mrs Louis Johnson 49 was treated and released at City Hospital while two passengers William Morgan 20 and Charles Reed 20 were treated for minor injuries at the scene.
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Newark
N.J
Louis Johnson
City Hospital
William Morgan
Charles Reed
Coats & Clark, Inc
Edith to diffuse squalls as hurricane drifts at sea
Tropical storm Edith weakened to a line of diffused squalls and drifted in the Atlantic on a northward course. Maximum winds near the center were 30 to 38 mph as the center moved northwest about seven mph, roughly 70 miles northeast of Mayaguana.
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Miami
Fla
Edith
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Mayaguana
Bahamas
Paris
Martinique
Caribbean
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Kennedy to Decide on Subsidized Wheat Sales to Soviet Union
White House discussions indicate Kennedy may approve a shift in policy to allow subsidized export prices for wheat sold to the Soviet Union. Departments weigh credit limits under the Johnson Act while considering Ottawa talks and potential deals for three million tons amid current export price incentives.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Ottawa
State Department
Envoy Called Home From Santo Domingo
U S ambassador John Bartlow Martin is recalled to Washington for consultations after the Dominican Republic military coup that toppled President Juan Bosch. Washington suspended relations and aid. a return decision remains unclear.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
John Bartlow Martin
Washington
United States
Juan Bosch
State Department
Martin
Bosch
Edith
Europe
Spain
Eduardo Sanchez Cabral
Organization of American States
Janesville Youth Killed in Piper Cub Crash
A 19 year old, Robert Daniel Galbreath of Sharon Walworth County, died when his single engine Piper Cub stalled and spun near Janesville airport. Witnesses reported the plane crashed with the wreckage covered in gasoline but did not ignite. Rescue workers faced cautious entry to free him.
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Janesville
Robert Daniel Galbreath
Sharon
Walworth County
Five Lawson Brothers Serve in Navy Family Feels Proud Yet Sad
In Yukon West Virginia William C Lawson reflects on sending his fifth son Robert 17 to Navy duty in Charleston amid a rare family record. The Lawson household believes they are the third family in history with five sons serving in the Navy at the same time.
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Yukon
W. Va
William C. Lawson
Navy
Lawson
Robert
Charleston
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