Census Forms To Go In Mail This Week
The 1960 census advance questionnaires go to 55,000 post offices with sixty million copies. The Census Bureau pays the Post Office about $1.2 million to handle them, and forms will mail next Friday and Saturday for delivery by Monday. Families should answer before census takers arrive April 1. The form helps households prepare for accurate responses during April. A wainwright is a wagon maker.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Post Office Department
Crosswords Puzzle Clues Full List and Answers
A dense list of crossword clues and subscripts covering rivers, verbs, biology terms, historical figures, and common nouns plus references to 1960 King Features Syndicate. The compilation includes varied topics from geography like rivers in Scotland to people such as English socialists and Homeric defenders, alongside miscellaneous terms and wordplay.
Sitdown demonstrations continue across the South
The eighth week of Negro anti segregation protests began with no clear path to a solution. Authorities vow to keep order while younger protesters press for faster court action on equality. Boycotts of segregated lunch counters proposed in Savannah and Lynchburg. Rev Douglas Moore confirms Raleigh demonstrations April 15 to 17. Florida Governor Collins criticizes selective service in department stores but notes legal limits. Thurgood Marshall argues sitdown protesters may not be trespassers and questions if law can force stores to serve all patrons.
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South
Savannah
Lynchburg
Durham N.C
Douglas &. Moore
Raleigh
Senate Eyes Rival Voting Rights Plans
In Washington the Senate considers competing civil rights proposals as it nears six weeks of debate. Senator Clark and others push a plan allowing federal district courts to appoint referees to register qualified Negro voters and ensure votes are counted, or an administration-backed option with federal enrollment officers. The measure aims to reconcile court referee and presidential administrative approaches amid House action and Southern opposition.
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Washington
Senate
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Clark
Lincoln stay site to become museum in historic inn
White County Historical Society plans to restore the Beatcliff’s Inn in Carmi Illinois, built in 1828, to its 1840 appearance as the lodging used by Abraham Lincoln. The renovated building will open as a museum.
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Lincoln
Carmi
al. W
Beatcliff’s Inn
White County
Gone Not Forgotten Job Applicant Vanishes With Cash
Oklahoma City police report a job applicant vanished from a room with an unlocked safe after leaving with his application. The incident includes the disappearance of $888.97 in cash and the man being alone in the room.
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Oklahoma City
Condril Anti-Cough Tablet Brings Hours of Useless Cough Relief
New York announces Condril Anti-Cough Tablets a tiny dose taken with water to stop useless coughing for up to six hours. The tablet uses three medicines including a non narcotic antihistamine and decongestant, offering relief without narcotics. Money back if unsatisfied.
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Science
New York, N. Y
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Pittco
Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Company
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South America
Germany
Guido
King Features Synd., Inc
Imusic
Homer
Troy
United Arab Republic
Snick
ThriftiCheck
Oglesby
Barnitz
Wes
Middletown
Dixie
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Associated Press
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Collins
Charlotte
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Thurgood Marshall
Tional Asia. For Advancement of
Pshion
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