Rights Veto Likely By JACK BELL
Washington Democrats push a civil rights bill toward Eisenhower with a possible presidential veto looming if the Senate passes it. Senate investigators probe a union charter flap linked to racketeering in New York City area.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
Democras
Washington & Senate
Sen
McClellan
New York
United Automobile Workers
New York City
Johnny Dio
VAW
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Teamsters Union
Ine
Humphrey
D-Minn
O'Mahoney
House
Pickle Trap Fails. Burglary Stolen Cash
Yonkers Grocer William Polinsky set a pickle trap of open five-gallon jars to deter thieves. A burglar climbed a back fence and opened the trap, stealing $20.
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Yonkers
N. YY
William Polinsky
Polinsky
Syria Gets Red Backing From Soviet Leader
A Damascus socialist newspaper quoted Nikita Khrushchev vowing Syria’s security and promising the Soviet Union will not tolerate aggression. The dispatch from Moscow cited Khrushchev assuring the Syrian government delegation that Syria is protected, while the piece noted Korya’s account of Soviet leaders.
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Damascus
Syria
Moscow
Nikita Khruapchev
Allam Alam
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Asst
Jubran Korya
Korya
Iceechoslovakia
Russia
Chance To See Europe Tiny Yawl Home Safely After Trip Across Sea
A Chicago couple Dr Wolfarth and wife Caroline 58 their son Robert and friend Robert Jobin completed a sea voyage in a 43 foot galley from New York to Canary with stops. They faced becalmed 24 hours 40 foot waves and wind bursts near Hurricane Audrey. The crew used engine only in harbors and logged 20 to 40 miles daily with favorable days up to 180 miles. They planned to see Europe as a voyage for experience and said salt water cannot replace land life for scrubbing.
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Chicago
Mount Prospect
Europe
Wollarth
Caroline
Robert
Robert Jobin
Canary
New York
Audrey
Je A
Wolfarth
George George Dies At 79 A Georgia Statesman
George Of Georgia dies at 79 in Vienna Georgia after a long Senate career. He served 34 years as Foreign Relations chair and was NATO ambassador to rescue a bipartisan foreign policy. Funeral set in Vienna First Baptist Church with burial in Vienna Cemetery.
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Philadelphia
Zoo
AP Witephoto
George
Georgia
Vienna
Gay
Walter Franklin George
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White Frame House
First Baptist Church
Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
United Nations
Lucy Heard
Heard George
Herman E. Talmadge
NATO
Europe
Roosevelt
Lawrence Camp
Eugene Talmadge
Camp
England
France
Preston
Mercer University
Macon
Law School
Proud Raffles Hits Jackpot
A fox terrier named Raffles hatched 15 puppies during a cross country flight from Houston to Baltimore, with eight pups born in Chicago and seven more en route. The airline notified the consignee, Dr. William C. Brown, that 16 dogs would arrive, with no extra charge.
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Baltimore
Raffles
Houston
Tex
Peter Kocyenga
Chicago
Slick Airways
Baltimore Consignee
William C. Brown
New York Faces Surge of Teenage Crime and Calls for Action
Acting Police Commissioner Kennedy placed the force on special call after a wave of juvenile violence. A Brooklyn shooting wounded a man and a Bronx brawl involved 14 youths and men using bats belts and pipes. Gov Harriman State Youth Commission will meet city officials to address the crisis.
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New York
Ave
James R. Kennedy
Brooklyn
Bronx
Averell Harriman
State
Hyman Korn
Sue Walter Arm
Billy Graham
Madison ‘Square Garden
Graham
Dams Burst Flood Las Vegas New Mexico Causing Heavy Damage
Three Gallinas River dams burst flooding Las Vegas New Mexico areas above and below the city with up to 14 feet of water. No deaths reported though livestock and property suffered heavy losses. National Guardsmen evacuated hundreds as bridges failed and roads disrupted.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Gallinas River
National
George Shannon
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Shannon
Gallinas
Montezuma Canyons
Beeds
Desai
Pecos Arroyo
National Guard
High Butte
Sherriff
Bob Martinez
Weather Outlook Says Cool, Dry Conditions Through Tuesday
Forecasters predict fair, dry and cool conditions into Tuesday with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures across the area. A cool air mass settles in bringing lighter winds and comfortable afternoons.
Five Cent Cigar Returns for Late Crowd
A playful note signals the five cent cigar is back and the world has shifted, noting it isn’t the same country as before. The line evokes nostalgia for a bygone habit amid changing times.
Convicts Apologize for Utah Prison Riot
Inmates at the Utah State Prison publicly apologize for a riot that held 20 hostages during a Friday night incident. Sixteen prisoners face a board of inquiry, following a letter to the Kitchen Rhythmettes band from Price, Utah. The recent outbreak followed a variety show, with 500 prisoners rioting last February.
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Point OF the Mountain
Utah
Utah State Prison
State Institution
Salt Lake City
I¢D
Kitchen Rythmettes
Price
Rythmettes
State of
Mikoyan Substituted for Bulganin on Red Team to East Germany
A Soviet Embassy spokesman said Premier Bulganin will not join the top level Soviet visitors to East Germany next week as economic talks take precedence. Deputy Premier Mikoyan is substituted as the leading economy expert on the planned East German talks, with Khrushchev still heading the mission.
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Berlin
Nikolai Bulganin
East Germany
Mikoyan
Russia
Moscow
Bulgania
Nikita Khrumechev
Mee
Weekend Building Bee Volunteers Rebuild Cameron Parish Homes
More than 150 AFL CIO volunteers from several cities joined in weekend building bees to finish homes for hurricane survivors in Cameron Parish. Crews from Alexandria Shreveport New Orleans and Baton Rouge constructed multiple houses for families including the Richards Brousard January and LaSalle households. The effort aims for 25 homes this weekend with Red Cross furnishing and support, while workers slept in National Guard tents and ate from a Red Cross kitchen.
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Aflcio
Camerton Parish
Alexandria
Creole
Dudley Richard
Shreveport
Grand Chenier
Clarise Broussard
Frances January
New Orleans
Cameron
Gilbert LaSalle
LaSalle
Baton Rouge
Vian Rch
Red Cross
National Guard
W. A. Polk
Greyhound
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