Senate standoff seen on civil rights bill fate
Sen Norris Cotton warns the Judiciary Committee on Monday’s House civil rights bill action. He expects clashes between liberals seeking broader changes and Southern opponents aiming to prune provisions. Cotton supports possible passage without change but reserves right to support amendments in the Senate.
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John Chadwick Washington
Sen
Norris Cotton
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Cotton
House
Judiciary Committee
John J. Sparkman
Ala
Sparkman
Dirksen questions speed of medical aid for elderly
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen indicated little administration backing for a new elderly medical aid program this year. He cited Census figures showing 15.38 million Americans over 65 and warned the task may not be completed before the session ends.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Senate
Census Bureau
Spring School Clinics Schedule This Week
The Middletown Board of Education sponsors spring clinics run by school nurses and Dr. Benjamin Sawyer. Monroe Elementary finishes its second half tomorrow, Wildwood has clinics Tuesday and Thursday, Central Clinic ends Monday April 4, and Jefferson Clinic runs Tuesday and Thursday April 5 and 7 from 9 to 11 a.m.
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Monroe
Wildwood School
Central School
Central
Jefferson School
Middletown Board of Education
Benjamin Sawyer
Cleveland Man Granted Stay
Joseph L. Cosby, a Cleveland slayer, was granted a stay of execution until June 1 to pursue a U S Supreme Court appeal. Ohio's high court had denied his first appeal March 2, with the April 1 execution date remaining suspended.
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Columbus, Ohio
Joseph L. Cosby
Cleveland
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Cosby
Raymond G. Mick
Large Grizzly Bear Reaches Nine Feet In Length
A large grizzly bear is described as possibly nine feet long and weighing close to a thousand pounds, highlighting a notably massive animal sighting.
Two Men Die in Flaming Tank Truck Crash
In Nashville a car slammed into a tank truck carrying 6000 gallons of gasoline causing an explosion. Truck driver R C Hand was thrown clear and died amid flames, while car driver R B Caruthers Perished in the blaze. Both men were Nashville residents.
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Nashville
Donoho
R. B. Caruthers
Franklin Man Fined For Impersonating Patrolman
Claude E. Johnson 25 of 16 E. Fifth St was fined 50 dollars and costs by Municipal Judge J. T. Riley after being accused of tailing a car on U S 25 and stopping a driver for a suspected traffic violation while off duty. State patrol filed the charge. Others named were fined for DUI theft no. see text for full list of penalties.
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Leroy Hill
Springboro
Mortimer Hazlett
Queen St
Howard Martin
West Chester
Ronald Marshall
Carlisle
Lester Mowen
Camden
Larry Jeffery
Sixth St
Charles Thompson
Queen to Open Royal Art Gallery Public Display
London AP reports Queen Elizabeth II plans to open an art gallery a year from now to let the public view paintings and other works from the royal collection at Birkinghan Parnee.
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London
Birkinghan
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