Strategy to untangle civil rights fight in the Senate
The article analyzes how the Senate could move beyond the civil rights bill by using procedural maneuvers to start a new legislative day or adjourn briefly. It notes the calendar rules, a July 8 legislative day, and the July 16 vote of 71 to 18, with Morse and Dixie forces influencing outcomes and the Small Business Administration extension tied to timing.
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Rabies Cases Rise in Ohio as 1956 Projections Grow
Ohio health officials report 181 rabies cases by July 1 up from 126 last year with 43 of 88 counties affected. The southern region shows most cases and wildlife drives the increase while dog vaccination remains effective to curb spread. A stray moon fact note appears as an unrelated detail.
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Atomic merchant ship design revealed by Maritime Administration
The Maritime Administration in Washington released an artist’s drawing of a proposed atomic powered merchant ship. The plan is to award the construction contract this fall and have the vessel at sea in 1960. The ship would be 587 feet long with a 78 foot beam and 294 feet draft, and boast a 350 000 mile range on its first load of nuclear fuel.
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Maritime Administration
Washington
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