Eisenhower Civil Rights Bill faces Senate with mixed prospects
Editor notes the Civil Rights Bill now before the Senate may be weakened by amendments. President Eisenhower seeks four goals including enforcement of voting rights without jury trials and other civil rights enforcement. Senators Knowland and Humphrey propose repealing a law authorizing troops to enforce court orders, while Northern Democrats question the president's stance.
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Federal Savings and Loan talk spurs Miami plans
Miami and Fort Lauderdale business leaders visited Washington to push a proposed Federal Savings and Loan Association for the Negro community. Prominent organizers and witnesses pressed need, citing the success of San Francisco and Atlanta lenders with multi‑million assets. A Miami opening is hoped, inspired by national examples and the 17th annual National Publishers Association meeting remarks.
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Ohio
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American Savings and Loan League
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Angeles
Atlanta
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Los Angeles
City Hall names new Miami city attorney again
City commissioners on Wednesday fired City Atty Clavi Hendrickson and appointed special attorney George Okell to serve as Miami’s city attorney. Hendrickson plans an appeal and may be restored to the post. outcome unclear.
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Pan American Finance Co News Highlights
Cir cuit Judge Harold Vann orders relief for the Tuckers of South Dade who lost their home after borrowing 300 dollars. Former Gov. James M. Cox of Ohio dies, owner of Dayton Daily News and several other papers. Possible new Dade County manager is O W Campbell of San Diego. Local notices include Emma's Beautyname in Cleveland and Warren Welters moving to 50th Street. Mt Sinai Hospital reports illness among W C Cogdell and Winnie Cleare. Public opinion notes on the President and Civil Rights Bill remain unsettled.
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Gibson Wins First Round at National Clay Courts
Althea Gibson, Wimbledon champion, advances in Chicago as she defeats an opponent in the opening round of the National Clay Courts Tournament.
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Chicago
Anglicans Urge Clergy to Defy Segregation Laws
In South Africa Anglican bishops urged their clergy and congregants on Sunday to resist the national government's segregation church legislation, calling for unity and noncompliance amid rising government pressure.
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Racial Segregation Bans Negroes from White Church Areas
Under current law Negroes are barred from attending services in churches located in white areas, enforcing racial segregation in religious spaces and restricting access based on race.
Will. Coney Arrested After Fatal Shot Through Bedroom Window
Will Coney was arrested Tuesday night for fatally shooting Maxine Johnson of Richmond Heights from the roof of a house as she dressed in a neighboring bedroom.
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County School Board Expands to Seven Members
Gov LeRoy Collinson on Tuesday appointed Mrs Lyle Roberts and S D Phillips Jr as members of the Dade County School Board. The board now has seven members, joining Dr C Van Dusen as chairman, Mrs Anna Brenen Myers as vice chairman, Dr Robert S Butler, E L Allsworth, and Mrs Helen J Vosloh.
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Atlanta pair visits Miami and Nassau on trip
Mr and Mrs Brady Cooper of Atlanta Georgia are visiting Miami this week with friend C M Jollivette. Mr Cooper owns a drug store in Atlanta and the group also visited Nassau during the trip.
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Mrs Irene Straughter Returns From NEA Conference
Mrs Irene Straughter attended the NEA in Philadelphia and has returned to the city amid a busy schedule.
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Milwaukee Crowd Roars After Braves Loss to Micnager Haney
Milwaukee fans attacked Braves manager Fred Haney after a Monday game loss. The incident followed the defeat to a team led by Micnager Haney, with reports noting crowd unrest and managerial confrontation.
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Amos and Andy Stars to Perform at Dinner Key Auditorium
CBS Amos and Andy television stars Alvin Childress Tim Moore and Spencer Williams headline tonight's two hour show at Dinner Key Auditorium sponsored by Reuben Young. Johnnie Lee Algonquin J Calhoun and other acts join the act in a lively evening. Dodgers hold third place, 1% behind in standings.
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Robinson Beaned by Gomez. Giants Game Highlighted
Cincinnati star Frank Robinson was hit on the head by Reuben Gomez in the eighth inning of a game against the New York Giants. He was taken to a hospital, remained conscious, with no concussion reported. Monser Tebbetts attributed rough pitching to Robinson being colored and a strong hitter.
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Marlins Slump Drops Them to Sixth in IL Standings
The Marlins sit sixth in the International League, nine games back of first place, reflecting a disappointing stretch as the club struggles to reach top form.
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County denies ban on fishing from bridges in ao County
County Chairman Cowart of the Board of Commissioners refutes reports of a bridge fishing ban. Anglers may continue fishing from Rickenbecker and other bridges as rulings permit.
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Taxicab Fare Increase Sparks Frugal Commuters
A city notice confirms a fare hike with drivers and riders bracing for higher costs. The change raises a nickel to an extra five cents beyond the expected increase, affecting weekday riders and weekend travelers alike.
Police detain 31 gardeners on Miami Beach for registration failure
On Miami Beach 31 gardeners were picked up by police for failing to make civilian registration. Authorities cited lack of proper documentation and compliance with local registration rules, prompting screening and potential further action.
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New Boy Scout Camp to Open Huckleberry Lake Dedication
The South Florida Council Boy Scouts of America invites the public to the dedication of Huckleberry Lake Camp on Sparta Avenue in Sebring Florida. The ceremony is set for Sunday July 28 at 4 pm with swimsuit and picnic facilities on the grounds.
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