Civil Rights Bill Advances Narrowly Amid Open Occupancy Fight
The House voted 200 to 180 to take up the 1966 Civil Rights Bill with fierce debate over its open occupancy ban. Support shifted from Republicans and Northern Democrats as the measure faced GOP cracks and Southern objections. The package includes desegregation tools, enhanced penalties, and federal suits to push school and facility desegregation.
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Weather Table San Francisco U S Weather Bureau
United Press International presents a 24 hour temperature and precipitation table ending at 4 a.m. Pacific Coast time. Data supplied by the U.S. Weather Bureau in San Francisco.
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Record Heat Tops U S Weather Readings In Palm Springs
The Weather Bureau logged yesterday's high of 118 degrees in Palm Springs California excluding Hawaii and Alaska, while this morning's low hit 36 degrees at Redmond Oregon.
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City Governments Employ 1.84 Million in United States
The Census Bureau reports city governments had 1,844,000 employees late last year. When counting part-time workers as full-time equivalents, municipal employment reached 1,638,000, up 3 percent from the previous year.
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Return of Astronauts Delayed by Engine Trouble
John Young and Michael Collins returned from Gemini 10 to Ellington Air Force Base after a NASA plane encountered engine trouble en route from Cape Kennedy. A replacement craft brought them home. they faced a week of debriefing at the Manned Spacecraft Center and planned film reviews of Collins’ spacewalk.
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U S Firms Invest $8.8 Million in Lima Housing Plan
Three American firms led by New England Mutual Life Insurance Boston Bankers Life Des Moines and Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association commit 8.8 million dollars to build housing for 1,352 families in Lima Peru.
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Belgian Schoolchildren Die In Alpine Bus Crash
A Belgian bus returning from a Austrian Alps holiday plunged from an autobahn bridge near Nieder Brechten Germany killing 33 people, 28 of them children. Only 10 survived and police feared six more would die, as the bus struck a bridge abutment and overturned, with the clock stopping at 5 05 a.m. Rescue teams rushed victims to three area hospitals.
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