Senate Pushes To End Debate On Voting Literacy Test
Washington AP report on Senate leaders retrying to secure a two thirds majority to break a Southern filibuster against Kennedy administration voter literacy test legislation. If failing, Mansfield plans to shelve the bill and pivot to other business while the House awaits possible action on a public works program or textile import accords.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Kennedy
Bate
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Finance Committee
Buffy Twins Liability Insurance Help
The H W Jones Insurance Agency in Middletown offers liability insurance guidance aimed at protecting children, highlighting coverage options for girls and boys. The flyer references a Federal Savings & Loan location, room 604, with a contact GA 24381.
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H. W. Jones Insurance Agency
Middletown
FeDeral Savings & Loan Room
Pastor Merriam Ouster Triggers Broadway Walkout
In New York 275 church members walk out as Rev Dr Stuart Merriam is ousted from Broadway Presbyterian Church. An additional 125 stay for a downstairs prayer service where Rev Graydon McClellan explains the presbytery’s action. The presbytery removed elders and installed a governing committee amid claims of doctrinal rigidity and public-pleasing leadership.
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New York
Stuart Hamilton Merriam
Broadway Presbyterian Church
Aned
UT. Merriam
Merriam
Graydon E. McClellan
Presbytery of
McClellan
Presbytery
Manhattan
Bronx
Staten Island
Broadway
Edward White
Good Shepherd-Faith Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Lut
Bowling Green mailman sentenced for theft at university
BG Mailman Tommy Ray Malone of Bowling Green was sentenced to one year in federal prison after authorities watched him steal money from U S mail at Bowling Green State University. He took five one dollar bills from an envelope addressed to a female student, with investigations not revealing total takings or duration.
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Bowling Green, Ohio
Bowling Green State University
U. S
Tommy Ray Malone
Bowling Green
Malone
Scholarships Honor Glenn at Muskingum College
Dr. Robert N. Montgomery announced 25 John Glenn scholarships at Muskingum College in New Concord Ohio. The fund totals 825000 and will be financed by income from 25000 gifts, with an initial 5000 anonymous donation arriving after Glenn’s February orbital flight. The college marks its 125th year and advances a 10 million dollar development drive.
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New Concord
Ohio
John Glenn
Robert N. Montgomery
Muskingum College
Muskingum
United States Steel Foundation Inc
Injuries Fatal After Scaffold Fall In Cincinnati
Charles Crawford aged 40 died at St Marys Hospital from internal injuries after a scaffold broke he fell forty feet while painting a house Thursday. The accident occurred in Cincinnati according to AP reports.
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Cincinnati
Charles Crawford
St. Mary Hospital
Local advertising share hits 78 percent in 1961
A McCann-Erickson preliminary estimate shows local advertising in U S newspapers accounted for 78 percent of total newspaper advertising in 1961. The figure highlights the dominance of local ads in sustaining newspaper revenue streams during the period.
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U. S
McCann - Erickson
Kennedy's Zest for Power Stirs GOP Critics
President Kennedy faces Republican critics over the economy and his push for a larger federal role. At a Milwaukee rally he urged bills to boost youth jobs medical care funding higher education and farm aid. Senate and House leaders accused him of reckless power grabs linking rising spending to executive overreach as they debate the 1960s New Frontier fiscal path.
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Washington
Kennedy
Milwaukee
Rirksen
Halleck
New Frontier
GOF
Fall Victim Identified In Cincinnati Tragic Accident
Cincinnati police identified the man found at the base of a 30 foot retaining wall as Herman From, 9. Investigators said he likely tumbled down a hill and fell over the wall after his name was found on a medicine bottle label and a call to his wife confirmed the details.
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Cincinnati
Herman
Land
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An old newspaper ad promotes FASTEETH powder to improve denture fit. It claims the product tightens upper and lower plates without gummy taste, is alkaline and nonacid, and helps prevent plate odor breath. Available at drug counters nationwide.
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