Civil rights hearings open with Brownell testimony
Congress opened a civil rights focus as the House Judiciary subcommittee announced four hearings on 45 bills. Attorney General Herbert Brownell Jr. was slated to testify for the administration’s four point program, urging protection of voting rights and federal court power to curb violations.
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France seizes Algeria as UN debate looms
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau warned at the United Nations General Assembly that Algeria remains none of the UN’s business and threatened a boycott if the committee votes against France. In Algeria, fighting intensifies with a large bomb attack near the frontier injuring seven French Jews and French troops claiming 62 rebels killed.
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France Defends Algeria as National Question
In remarks on Algeria, Pmeat states it is a French national question and not within United Nations remit. France maintains Algeria is part of metropolitan France, while the UN is said to be unable to act. The report notes a toll of eight French soldiers killed amid tensions.
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Hendricks Scheduled for Electric Chair Tonight
In McAlester Oklahoma Robert Wendlins Hendricks, 63, convicted of beating cattle buyer Rheam Payton to death with a tire tool on August 21 1954, faces execution shortly after midnight. Officials say the Pardon and Parole Board does not plan to halt the sentence without new evidence. Hendricks previously served 18 years of a prior Seminole county sentence before parole.
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Ohio
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Seminole County
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Oklahoma A&M Seeks Atomic Reactor Grant
Oklahoma A&M College aims to be the first in the Southwest with an atomic reactor. Dean Dr Lohmann of the School of Engineering says the college will request a $180,000 Atomic Energy Commission grant for a reactor to support training research and industrial studies.
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Oklahoma
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A&m School of Engineering
Atomic Energy Commission
St George Bermuda Named After Shipwrecked Sir George Somers
The town of St George Bermuda is named for Sir George Somers who was shipwrecked there in 1609 while en route to the infant colony of Virginia.
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Bermuda
Sir George Somers
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Virginia
Old American Life Insurance Ad Targets Seniors in Kansas City
A mail only offer for a $1000 final expense policy from Old American Insurance Co in Kansas City invites ages 60 to 80 to apply by postcard or letter. No obligation and no sales calls promised, promising simple, paper based processing.
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Old American Insurance Co
3 West Ltd
Dept
Kansas
City
Quotes From News US Pat Off Big Three Middle East meeting
UNITED PRESS reports Foreign Minister Pineau says a Big Three meeting is near as Britain France and the United States seek common policy. Nehru rejects UN force in Kashmir until plebiscite and says foreign troops will not be tolerated. Knowland predicts civil rights bill this session while Johnson invites more Middle Eastern officials to Washington and says he is not fearful of anyone.
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United Press
Washington
Christian Pineau
Middle East
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France
United States
New Delhi
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
United Nations
Kashmir
Senate
William F. Knowland
California
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
State Department
Israel rejects evacuation of Gulf of Aqaba area
Foreign Ministry spokesman Moshe Lesh says Israel will not evacuate the Gulf of Aqaba to allow the Gaza Strip to return to Egypt. Israel regrets the UN General Assembly did not address Egypt's state of war and violations of UN Charter and Security Council resolutions. In Worcester England, Bishop Charles Edwards questions publicity over Princess Caroline of Monaco birth and references the Suez crisis.
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Israel
Foreign Ministry
Moshe Lesh
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Egypt
UN General Assembly
U.N
Security Council
Worchester
England
Charles Edwards
Caroline
Monaco
Primatene Promises Asthma Relief Without Injections
An ad touts Primatene as a trio of medicines in full strength to ease bronchial congestion and nervous tension from asthma. It claims relief from night disturbances and spasms, offering 98 cents with a money back guarantee.
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N.Y
Whitanel
Prazmecei
City Man Takes Goodyear Post
William H. Shaffer son of Mr and Mrs A R Shaffer 1406 Nadth has accepted an engineering position with the Goodyear Aircraft Corp Phoenix Ariz Shaffer a 1948 Lawton high school graduate received a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering last month from New Mexico A&M college State College N M A 1950 Cameron col-
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A. R. Shaffer
Nadth
Goodyear Aircraft Corp
Phoenix
Ariz
New Mexico A&M Graduate Earns Degree in 1932
A college graduate who earned a bachelor of arts degree in 1932 from New Mexico A&M is noted in the excerpt. The brief item confirms the degree and institution associated with the individual.
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