Civil rights showdown ends with Senate action delayed
A long Senate clash over desegregation ends with cloture invoked for the first time in a civil rights fight. Proponents push toward July 4 passage while House delays loom. Gore's defeat on a recommitment amendment marks a pivotal moment in the pending national confrontation.
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Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Alan Bible
Nevi
Caryl Hayden
Aziz
Aic
Leach
Dinien
Kennedy Aids Kennedy Jr. in Senate Upset, 1962
The article outlines Kennedy family ties with Joseph P Kennedy Jr. and Robert F Kennedy. It notes Sen. Kennedy won the 1962 Senate seat by defeating Hamer Capehart and outlines his political rise within the party. Kennedy planned to attend the convention but was delayed by civil rights bill votes.
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Clair Engie
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Kennedy
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Jackson
Miss
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Johnson
Senate
Tyhia
Mike Mansfield Monti
Emanuel Coller
William M. McCulloch
Rohiol
Albert Gore
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E. L. Mechem
New Mexico
Russell B. Long
D- la
Long
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Pastore
D-Ri
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Fairmont
Hilton
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George Cabot
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Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Robert F Kennedy
Edward’Kennedy
John F. Kenney
Western States
Bayh
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Hamer Capehart
Massachusetts
Washington
Bill
Death Of Man Found In Car Here Probed By Police
Lubbock police investigate the death of a man found inside a car in the area. Authorities are reviewing clues and questioning potential witnesses to determine cause and circumstances of the death.
Tornadoes Strike Snyder and Midwest Storms Cause Damage
A tornado near Snyder, Scurry County, ripped a motel unit reef and carport, lifting a ceiling and dropping a 160 pound concrete chunk. Two families escaped injury. electrical service was briefly halted. Midwest storms dumped rain and caused scattered damage, with reports of overturned vehicles and power lines, but no injuries.
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Snyder
Scurry County
Earl, Abercrombie
Arnold Click
Lubbock
Wallace
Midwest
Chicago
Rock Island
Texas GOP Editorial Page Sparks Debate On Delegates
A disrupted editorial page from the Texas GOP panel shows division over delegate influence and the convention process. Observers compare the gathering to a national nominating convention, warning it may shape voter perceptions and party hopes.
Historic U S Senate civil rights debate elicits mixed reactions
Officials and leaders react to landmark civil rights legislation. Figures including Dr. Thomas W. Gavett of West Virginia University and Sen. Clin Johnston applaud partial redemption, while others call it a historic stride. Adlai Stevenson and Truman deem the moment pivotal in reconciling Lincoln's pledge to freedom for all citizens.
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von Alien Jr
United States
Senate
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Lincoln
Harry 8. Truman
Massachusetts
Endicott
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Frank Morrison
Nebraska
Morrison
Matthew
Bne
Demier
Gor
Kas
Goldwater Stand Echoes Early Presidential Stance
Morton reports Goldwater’s vote against a civil rights bill, calling it constitutional and essential, warning about a "poling state" if passed and insisting he would face consequences if misinterpreted. Scranton criticizes the move as crippling Goldwater’s Johnson challenge.
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Terview
Morton
Barry
Goldwater
Scranton
Johnson
GOP
Arizona
Unclear OCR Note Indicates Possible Private Sale Story
Fragmentary text references officials unsure of a firm's Friday access and the contents of a safe, with mentions of receipts and a police custody. It notes a suspect with prior records and parole status, and that resistance was not offered during arrest.
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Friday Kight
Theney
Store Et Ak
Yariton
Parolle
Ferre Family Noted in Vague Journal Snippet
A fragmentary clipping mentions Dr and Mrs Ferre and individuals such as Kim Paulette and Mueller in an unclear report. The text notes incidents and references to hospital matters, but many names and details are garbled.
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Ferre
Kim Paulette
Sofeo
Texas
Mueller
Soviet pledge to Kennedy era Geneva accord cited
The text notes that the Soviet Union made a complete commitment to President Kennedy’s Geneva agreement of 1962. It warns that if Khrushchev backs away in diplomacy, it could damage Soviet American relations and provoke public actions from State Department officials.
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Dean Rusk
Offiei
Publi
Carlisle’s Prison Return and Family Ties Revealed
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Carlisle’s state of mind after release. He started a tourist camp, married, adopted a daughter who is now married, and after his wife’s death two years ago returned to Pennsylvania to live with Mrs. Cammie, a professional horse trainer.
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Mier
Pennsylvania
Cammie
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