Rain Draws Mixed Reactions Across Arizona and Beyond
Reports from Phoenix show residents greeted the first rainfall in a year with varied mood. Postman E W James called it God's blessing, while others noted practical benefits and downsides. In Salt Lake City a police misadventure over a car mix-up led to fines, and in San Francisco officials offered howdahs for an orangutan as zoo woes grow.
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Civil Rights Legislation Seen Despite Southern Filibuster
Senate leaders forecast passage of civil rights legislation this session despite a southern filibuster. A Democratic source says a program aligned with President Eisenhower will likely pass earlier than later, including court action to protect voting rights, a civil rights division in the Justice Department, and a presidential commission to study civil rights.
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Do You Agree Udder Way Our Udderly Good Story
A fragmented account describes a cow rescue attempt in San Luis Obispo. Bercher and Fermi are referenced with a cow falling into a deep well and workers filling the hole with water to float the animal after a long wait.
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Gabriela Mistral Dies at 67 in New York Hospital
Nobel laureate Gabriela Mistral Chilean poet died of cancer at Hempstead General Hospital in Hempstead New York aged 67 The lettered figure known as Lucila Godoy y Alcayaga had used the pen names Gabriela Mistral and others and earned global fame for Desolacion Tala and related works.
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Tito Journey to U S Expected in Spring
President Eisenhower invited Tito to visit the United States perhaps in April with a three day stay for talks and city tours. Diplomatic officials connected to Belgrade said the date was tentative and being checked against Eisenhower's schedule amid congressional and Catholic objections.
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Macmillan Chosen as Britain's Prime Minister
U S officials welcomed Harold Macmillan as the new British prime minister. They see him as a friend of the United States and expect closer cooperation with Eisenhower, Dulles, and the Eden era policies while wary of Egypt and trade tensions. Macmillan, foreign minister during the Geneva talks, shares a close working history with U.S. leaders and is anticipated to visit Washington for talks on economic tightening and foreign policy.
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