Senate Civil Rights Bill Could Be Softened In Senate Debate
Washington July 6 President Eisenhower’s indecision on the civil rights bill signals possible Senate language changes. Republican Knowland moves to take up the bill Monday, framing debate on extending federal enforcement beyond voting rights to school desegregation and enforcement powers.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Knowland of Ornia
Russell
Supreme Court
Gen
Brownell
South
Sen
Watkins
Utah
Fisenhower
Douglas
D-Ill
Stenslands Lead Multiple Christian Education Workshops
Dr and Mrs Per Stensland join four summer conferences on Christian education. They will lead group development at a North Carolina Presbyterian conference and participate in the Texas Tech Adult Education Program. They also attend the Northwest Conference Methodist Lubbock School of Missions and Christian Service and plan discussions at the Southwest Ecumenical Conference at SMU.
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Per Stensland
Montreal
N.C
Denver Boy Uses Odd Method To Catch Butterflies
Bug eyed eight year old Michael Marecak of Denver Colorado is described as a butterfly hunter with a cockeyed technique. He lures insects toward his nose and then swipes a net to capture them, his unorthodox method repeatedly yielding butterflies for his collection.
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Michael Marecak
Denver
Colo
Mike
Local sales team award ceremony highlights sales records
The article notes each month being named and awarded special carrying bags as symbols of good records. Photographed left to right are Gale Hooper, Mike Webb, Larry Williams, Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Naylor and Billy Strawn. Behind Jimmy and Billy stands Buddy Jones, District 3 sales manager.
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Gale Hooper
Mike Webb
Larry Williams
Jimmy Davis
Jimmy Naylor
Billy Strawn
Jimmy
Billy
Buddy Jones
District 3
Vatican seen as financial power in Soviet critique
Moscow Radio reports a new Moscow publication by Iosif Lavretsky contending the Catholic Church evolved into a top financial force and political leader of the bourgeoisie. The book analyzes papacy history from the 16th century to today and highlights U S Catholic influence on ruling class policy.
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London
Moscow Radio
Vatican
Moscow
Iosif Lavretsky
Lavretsky
United States
U. S
Six Star Newspaper Carriers Honored in Lubbock
The Avalanche-Journal names six Star Carriers from six city districts for outstanding sales service and collection effort. Winners Mike Webb Larry Williams Jimmy Davis Jimmy Naylor Gale Hooper and Bill Strawn, ages 13 to 16, deliver tens of papers daily, earn 25 to 70 dollars monthly, and attend local junior highs and churches.
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Avalanche-Journal
Leon Long Avalanche
Journal
The
Little Merchants
June Star
June Carrier
Mike Webb
Larry Williams
Jimmy Davis
Jimmy Naylor
Gale Hooper
Bill Strawn
Mike
Mary Webb
College Ave
Lubbock
22Nd St
Asbury Methodist Church
J. T. Hutchinson
R. W. Matthews
Tlarry
Northwest Lubbock
Joseph W. Williams
Tulane St
Wesley Methodist Church
Stanford St
University
South Lubbock
O. J. Davis
36Th St
Avalanche Journal
Nets
O. L. Slaten
Modern Manor Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Jimmy
44Th Sts
Tom S. Lubbock High School
Name Change Sought for House Un American Activities Panel
Rep. Doyle of California proposes renaming the House Committee on Un American Activities to the Committee on Subversive Activities. He argues the current label is undefined and seeks charter reform to match the Supreme Court June ruling that Congress must spell out the panel’s jurisdiction and purposes. John T. Watkins was convicted of contempt for refusing to name labor leaders he knew as Communists.
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Washington
Doyle
House Committee On
Warren
Congress
Watkins
Polio cases rise in closing week of June
The U S Public Health Service reports 142 new polio cases in the last week of June bringing the season total to 876 since April 1. Of the latest cases 42 are paralytic, 87 non paralytic and 19 unspecified. since April 1 totals reach 350 paralytic and 423 non paralytic with 103 unspecified.
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Washington
U.S. Public Health Service
Cullen Rites Held At Houston Home
Funeral services for Hugh Roy Cullen the Texas oilman who gave away more than 160 million dollars were conducted at his River Oaks Mansion in Houston. Episcopal rites were followed by burial in Forest Park Cemetery with three sons-in-law and three grandsons among pallbearers. Mrs Lille Cranz Cullen noted no floral restrictions honoring his love of flowers. Nixon vacationing near Belleville crossed Lake Ontario en route from Rochester.
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Houston
Hugh Roy Cullen
Texas
River Oaks
Forest Park Cemetery
Cullen
Lille Cranz Cullen
Corbin Robertson
Douglas Marshall
Isaac Arnold
Roy Henry Cullen
Harry Cullen
Isaac Arnold Jr
Space Flight Tests To Use Human Volunteers
Lockheed and Air Force scientists will conduct 120 hour tests in a small flight station device at Wright-Patterson with five man crews eating sleeping and flying in simulated prolonged travel. Psychologists and physicians will study personnel before during and after the trials as part of early efforts to measure endurance for atomic powered flight and space exploration.
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Marietta
Outer Space
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Lockheed
U.S. Air Force
Air Force Aero Medical Laboratory
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Voice Quality as Key Factor in Attractiveness for Women
Hollywood speaker argues the voice rivals looks in appeal, citing Lauren Bacall and Katharine Hepburn as voice exemplars. She says women should evaluate and refine their voices with the same care as hair and grooming, noting how a phone convo can define a impression.
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Clark Gable
Ronald Calman
Marlon Brando
Jose Ferrer
Jack Webb
Ty Power
Bill Holden
James Stewart
Florida Lass Crowned Miss Dixie In Annual Race
Daytona Beach Florida eighteen year old Carol Baldwin of West Palm Beach is named Miss Dixie after a contest final with 20 entrants during the Dixie Frolics. Second place goes to June Prichard Miss Texas of 1955 and third to Robin Williamson a tobacco queen from Conway South Carolina.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Carol Baldwin
West Palm Beach
June Prichard
Fort Worth
Robin Williamson
Conway
S. C
Salazar Reaches Twenty-Fifth Year as Portugal Premier
In Lisbon Antonio de Oliveira Salazar marked his 25th year as Portugal prime minister. The frail veteran, 68, received messages from President Craveiro Lopes among others. He joined government as finance minister after the 1926 military coup and has led since July 15, 1932, shaping the 1933 constitution and national budget.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Francisco Higino Craveiro Lopes
Salazar
Plymouth features promise three years ahead in V-8 power
A Plymouth dealer pitch extols three year ahead performance with high horsepower V-8s and sporty drive. The copy suggests safety, responsiveness, and a fun reading experience in a car described as ahead of its time. It invites contact with the dealer quick dial POS-8524 for the Tersion-Aire ride.
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Plymouth
Oslo School Opens Session With International Attendees
Oslo welcomes the 11th American summer school in Norway drawing 145 students and teachers from 32 states, Canada, and Puerto Rico. They represent 89 colleges and universities across the United States and beyond.
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Oslo
Canada
Puerto Rico
Norway
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Tom
Lubbock High School
I. R. Hooper
26Th St
Pioneer Park Church of Christ
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Bill
Knoxville Ave
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Belleville
Ont
Richard Nixon
Bay of Quinte
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Air Force
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Joanne Dru Hollywood
Lauren Bacall
Ethel Barrymore
Claudete Colbert
Mercedes McCambridge
Mary Martin
June Allyson
Joan Crawford
Jean Arthur
Katherin Hepburn
Florida Lass
Joanne
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