Texas Salon Filibusters to New Record
Texas lawmaker Jimmy Phillips ended a record filibuster at 10:24 a m after 23 hours and 35 minutes of continuous debate aimed at raising funds for a Galveston hospital. Senate president Dorsey Hardeman noted the elapsed time as the longest in legislative history while Phillips expressed interest in senate votes rather than the record.
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Enough, Says Family Boasts Four Pairs of Twins
Monticello KY four sets of twins sit on Wayne County Courthouse steps awaiting Health Department checkups. The mother Rosie Lee Bell, 33, has 11 children in 11 years of marriage, with five sets of twins and two lost births. The father Preston works in Indiana.
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Wayne County
Health Department
Rosie Lee Bell
Barrer
Jack
Thomas
Lena Katherine
Nadean
Christine
Flora Wayne
Cora Jane
Jim
John
Preston
Indiana
Church Wins Desperation Sale of Paper Tax Suit Hearing
A Los Angeles judge upheld a church's right to refuse a loyalty oath for tax exemption, ruling the 1952 California law unjust. The People’s Church of San Fernando Unitarian-Universalist argued the oath violated equal protection. The city and county may appeal.
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McKinnon
Los Angeles
Philbrick Mc‘Coy
People’s Church of
California
Oil Hogs Bill Moves Through California Assembly
In Sacramento a Senate backed oil curbing bill moved to the Assembly after passing 80-2. Senator George Miller Jr. urged support, arguing oil producers’ greedy drilling wastes could be cut by 75 percent, while Senator Clarence Ward cautioned that the measure’s recommendations are not binding to grant antitrust immunity.
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Assembly
Senate
Conservation Committee
California Oil Producers
George Miller Jr
Richmond
Clarence W. Ward
Santa Barbara
Senate Bill Aims to Curb AWOL Wives Earnings Rights
In Sacramento an assembly bill denying a wife who leaves her husband without cause the right to any of his earnings moves toward the Senate. Assemblyman Clark L. Bradley argues it balances unfairness as husbands lose access to wives earnings when away. Assemblywoman Wanda Sankary objects, saying the measure could let men steal money, with little opposition from others.
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Assembly
Senate
Bradley
Doubletalk Meters Reach Chicago in North American Test
Two language parking meters have been installed on an experimental basis in Montreal as CHICAGO reports the French English devices. The National Institute of Municipal Clerks notes the project marks a pioneering bilingual approach for urban parking systems.
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National Institute, of Municipal Clerks
Senate andAssembly Pass Hog Feed Bills
The Senate and Assembly in Sacramento moved on hog feed bills addressing garbage disposal for swine. The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a measure concerning vesicular exanthema and related hog diseases, while a similar bill by Sen Paul Byrne awaits Assembly action.
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