Itchy Feet Might Break Deadlock in Senate
The Senate faces a stubborn apportionment deadlock as lawmakers discuss a nonbinding sense of Congress resolution. Supported by the White House, the plan seeks a constitutional amendment and delays Supreme Court one man one vote rulings, with a 2:30 p.m. vote set for Tuesday.
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Washington
Congress
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Supreme Court
Javits
Unclear Classifieds Mix Prompts Sparse Details
Fragmented ad page notes stores in a shopping center and various services. Mentions Foster's Shoes, remodeling fireplaces, child care, and home rentals. Includes autos for sale with multiple makes and prices and a Nevada eighth judicial district court reference.
Ford Next As Union Bargains Ford Next As Union Bargains
UAW President Walter Reuther said Ford negotiations aim for a quick settlement within the Chrysler package framework and without crisis bargaining. Subcommittees will study costs and benefits while technicians prepare a cost projection, with major issues slated to start Monday if needed.
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Detroit
UPI
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Malcolm L. Denise
Denise
UAW
War on Stand and Hank Greenspun highlights dangers
The piece notes warning signs obscured by tree branches on private property and stresses the double tragedy of schoolchild deaths or serious injuries. It emphasizes the impact on families and motorists who must relive such moments.
City crews could fix sign placement before school starts
The writer notes many crews could have spent the preceding month correcting obvious sign placement flaws but argues there are more important tasks. They praise the SUN newspaper for sending reporters who probe public officials to see if they are doing their jobs, warning the action gap would widen without such coverage.
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The
SUN
California Assembly member backs 10 year state lottery plan
Assemblyman Alan G. Patee of Salinas argues a statewide lottery is needed to offset rising taxes and supports Proposition 16. He notes supporters are respected civic leaders and businessmen rather than high rolling gamblers. California State Lottery Fund, Inc. would operate the lottery if approved in November.
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Alan G. Patee
R-Salinas
California
State Lottery Fund, Inc
Patee
Cuba Claims Bill Heads to House After Senate OK
The Senate approved a bill authorizing the Foreign Claims Settlement Commission to hear evidence on Cuban expropriation damage claims and recommend settlements. No federal funds are appropriated for payments, and the measure allows arrangements for selling Cuban government assets in retaliation for seizures.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
House
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
U.S
Cuba
Commission
Space Site Picketing Continues at Nevada Nuclear Plant
The Space Nuclear Propulsion Office joint venture with the AEC seeks a nuclear rocket for future manned spaceflight. Pan American Airways holds maintenance and construction roles at the Nevada Test Site, with NLRB certifying TWU and OPFI as Pan Am union reps. Local Reynolds Electric workers and other unions dispute wage and bargaining roles amid ongoing picketing.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Nuclear Propulsion Office
AEC
Nevada Test
Pan American Airways
National Labor Relations Board
TWA
OPFI
Pan Am
Las Vegas
Pan American Aireways Missile Division
Goldwater Attacks Court Reapportionment School Prayers
Goldwater blamed the Supreme Court for overstepping in constitutional revision and cited its reapportionment and school prayer rulings as overreach. He accused Democrats of pressuring the Senate to stall the Baker case and urged a shift in investigation while criticizing ADA proposals. He defended his anti Civil Rights Act vote on moral grounds.
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Goldwater
Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Senate Rules Committee
Oldwater
Chicago
American Political Oace Association
Supreme Court
Congress
King Crowned Killer? Police Probe Baltimore Shooting
The shooter, described as a black man wearing a toy crown, opened fire repeatedly. He fled but was stopped by two officers who heard a cry to grab the suspect. The king-like crown beads and broken hammer were found near the scene as investigators search for the weapon. Matthys, a Batavia Indiana native, joined Baltimore police six days earlier after academy graduation. his wife Shirley Ann was hospitalized after learning of the fatality.
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King
Matthys
Batavia
Baltimore
Police Academy
Shirley Ann
Threat Ends With No Injuries At Local School
Two boys sparked a noon snack bar disturbance at a local school as several hundred students watched. Police broke up fights. five teachers called for help and students were returned to class. Juvenile Judge Compton warned that repeat troublemakers will be hauled into court with parents.
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Bob Nunnelly
Bluff St
James Hill
Spear St
Arenaz
William T. Compton
the Sun
Newcomer
Compton
Benson Declines Involvement In Presidential Campaign
FRANKFURT Germany USA Farn Taft Benson secretary of agriculture in Eisenhower’s cabinet said he would not take part in the presidential campaign. He praised Senator Barry Goldwater and noted his philosophy aligns with Goldwater’s, but as president of the church’s European mission he will remain neutral and not endorse any candidate.
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Retary of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Czech Youths Escape in Plane to Seek Asylum
Two Czech youths, Miroslav Nerat aged 19 and Milan Olah aged 14, flew a single engined Meta-Sokol trainer from an airfield near Prague into Austria at night and landed near Vienna. They asked Austrian gendarmes for political asylum using German phrases they knew.
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Vienna
UPI
Austria
Miroslav Nerat
Milan Olah
Prague
Unterianzendorf
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