House GOP Wary Of Praise On Rights Bill
Washington AP report notes House Republicans keep cautious stance as administration praises a civil rights compromise. Bipartisanship holds though delays loom. Judiciary Committee approved 23 11 and a mid November floor vote is anticipated. The bill creates a federal commission to ban private sector racial discrimination, with court enforcement only. It also bans discrimination in public accommodations and allows funding cuts for programs that discriminate.
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Washington
House
Congress
Kennedy
John W. McCormack
Charles A. Halleck
Judiciary Committee
Rules Committee
Federal Commission
Woman Drives Car Into Doerflinger's at Jackson Plaza
Edna M. Denney 77 of 118 S. 22nd St. drove into Doerflinger's Jackson Plaza store about 11 am Wednesday. Her foot slipped from the brake and the car smashed through a plate glass window, injuring no one. Nine counters of merchandise, soaked with antifreeze, were scattered as skid marks marred the floor.
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Doerflinger
Denny
Betty Gass
Jackson Plaza
Sabbatical Leaves urged to spur engineering renewal
Dean William L. Everitt of the University of Illinois College of Engineering urged industry at the National Electronics Conference to grant sabbatical leaves for engineers. He framed them as intellectual regeneration not vacation, essential for ongoing formal education as science advances.
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Chicago
Industry
William L. Everitt
University of Illinois College of Engineering
National Electronics Conference
Intel
Congressmen Clash in House Floor Punch Incident
Rep. Henry Gonzalez a Democrat from Texas confronted Rep. Ed Foreman a Republican over liberal voting records. In the lobby Gonzalez punched Foreman on the shoulder and both men described the clash as over with despite calls for a rematch. Foreman dismissed the incident as over.
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Washington
Henry Gonzalez
Ed Foreman
House of Representatives
Gonzalez
Foreman
Husky
United States
UPI
Pigeons Reprieved By Michigan Mayor
Niles Michigan Mayor Mowitt S Drew rejected a plan to shoot 125 pigeons in downtown Niles as too dangerous The decision means the downtown pigeon population will not face a scheduled pigeon shoot and will remain under protection.
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Michigan
Niles, Mich
Niles
Mowitt S. Drew
Drew
Bonds Include $2.8 Million For South Side High School
La Crosse officials plan to fund a new South Side high school with $2.8 million in the 1964 bond issue and aim to sell bonds next fall. Other capital projects would follow in spring, while late requests may wait for the 1965 issue. Raymond Brothers seeks early water mains and sewers to speed Valleybrook expansion amid La Crosse growth.
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Donald W. Affolter
la Crosse Tribune
New South Side High School
la Crosse Common Council
Curtis Storck
14Th Ward
Losey Boulevard
Green Bay Street
Storck
Sheldon Nerby
James Bannen
Raymond Brothers, Inc
Raymond Brothers
Valleybrook
Bannen
Louis F. Robinson
John K. Flanagan
Trygve Lie Rejoins Home After Oslo Hospital Stay
Former U N secretary general Trygve Lie has been released from an Oslo hospital and returned to his home in Oslo Norway, marking his recovery from illness.
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Oslo
Norway
U.N
Trygve Lie
Twelve Arrested In Chicago Narcotics Ring
Twelve people were arrested in Chicago in a crackdown on a $10 million per year narcotics ring that allegedly controlled 80 percent of the city’s drug traffic. Am erico DePietto linked to the Cosa Nostra family was among those seized. seizures included 35 ounces of heroin valued at about $17,500. The operation, described as Chicago’s most significant narcotics seizure, followed indictments naming 41 people.
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Chicago Cosa Nostra
Americo
Pete) DePietto
Charles G. Ward
Federal Narcotics Bureau
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Cosa Nostra
DePietto
Lombard
Momo Salvatore Moe Giancana
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Giancana
Bond
Angelo Passiani
Joe Battiato
Theodore de Rose
Michael DeMaro
Navy readiness as STRICON to control Middle East commands
The Navy awaits official word that STRICON led by Army Gen. Paul D. Adams will gain overall control of commands in the Red Sea Indian Ocean Middle East and much of southern Africa. Final State Department concurrence pending after months of Pentagon study.
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Indian Ocean
Africa
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Stricon
Army
Paul D. Adams
State Department
Defense Department
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Robert S. McNamara
Red Sea
Middle East
Joint Task Force 4
Senators pursue Baker inquiry behind closed doors
Senators probe Robert G. Bakers ties between official duties and personal business with limited access to testimony. The Rules Committee chair says exploration will stay secret to protect innocent people and Baker may testify later in public. The panel may also seek testimony about Ellen Rometsch amid rumors linking her to Washington figures.
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B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Senate Rules Committee
Jordan
Baker
Rules Committee
Senate
King Hassan Ben Bella Reported Agree on Cease Fire Plan
In Bamako Mali, Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella and Moroccan King Hassan II reportedly agreed on a compromise for a cease-fire in the Sahara border conflict. Emperor Haile Selassie suggested the formula. troops would withdraw to the border with evacuated land left as a no-man's land under OAU supervision until the dispute is reviewed.
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Mali
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Hassan II
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Modibo Keita
Sahara
Hassan
Ben Bella
Selassie
Keita
International Supervision of African Nations
Organization of African Unity
OAU
Democrats Plan Open House Wake for Wisconsin GOP
The state Democratic headquarters will host an open house wake for Wisconsin Republicans, described as deceased at the polls in November 1962, with a Halloween motif announced by Democratic state chairman Louis Hanson.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Louis Hanson
Three Hoffman Brothers Arrested by Policeman Brother
In Brighton Colorado District Court Francis and Peter Hoffman both 20 were placed on probation for burglarizing an automobile repair shop. Their brother Virgil 27 received two to three years for the same burglary. The three were arrested March 9 by Policeman Gilbert R Hoffman 29 who said they were kin but he did what had to be done.
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Brighton
Colo
Francis
Peter Hoffman
Virgil
Gilbert R. Hoffman
Toothbrush Instead Of Candy For Halloween Beggars Night
Sheboygan dentist plans to hand out toothbrushes to Halloween beggars night visitors to curb tooth decay. Six dozen brushes will be given at his home as part of a candy loot alternative during trick or treat.
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Sheboygan (Ap
Sheboygan
Community Chest reports progress toward 1964 goal
A total of 156000 has been raised by the Community Chest by Wednesday morning, about 60 percent of the 261121 goal. Campaign co chairs Funk and Waller urge continued solicitations and reports to Batavian National Bank before Friday as five days remain.
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Community Chest
Henry Funk
Robert Waller
Funk
Waller
Batavian National Bank
New Villa
G. Heileman Brewing Co
Brewery Workers Local 81
Rescuers Drill Within 62 Feet of Trapped Miners in German Mine
In Broistedt Germany rescuers pushed drilling to 62 feet from three miners trapped 259 feet underground in a flooded iron mine. Eighty six miners escaped. 40 unaccounted for. A rescue capsule would carry a foreman and doctor to assist the men as pressure safeguards were installed and air locks built. The three men Fritz Leder Emil Pohler and Gerhard Hausch remained in a spacious dead end gallery amid doubled air pressure.
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Pohlai
UPI
Broistedt
Germany
Fritz Leder
Emil Pohler
Gerhard Hausch
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