Commission Report Sparks Charges Over Federal Voting Controls
The Civil Rights Commission urged use of federal registrars where needed to protect minority voting rights for federal offices. Southern senators condemned the recommendations as extreme and planned to oppose related legislation.
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Eisenhower
Congress
John S. Battle
Charlottesville
James O. Eastand
D-Miss
Congressional Record
John Stennis
Eastland
FEPC
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armco Assn Plans Last Picnic Of Year
Armco Association Club will hold its final picnic of the season at Greentree Road Park this Saturday. Club President Harry Hall says 6,000 to 7,000 members and guests may attend. Food serves at 11 a.m. with two areas, and events include a grudge softball game between Armco Triangles and Mike's Place, a girls softball match, children and adult games, a golf contest, and fishing in the lake with a 20 pound catfish noted. A rain date is Sunday.
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Armco Assn
Greentree Road
Harry Hall
Sherman Steele
Gordon Aldridge
John Walker
Earl Gehron
C. T. Manrrell
Armco Triangles
Mike
Hall
Soviet Movies Prep For Visit
Soviet theaters show a documentary titled Mankind's Great Hope as a prelude to Khrushchev Eisenhower exchanges. Radio Moscow notes scenes of an American exhibition in Moscow and the Soviet exhibit in New York, plus visits by Nixon, Mikoyan, and Kozlov to the United States.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Radio Moscow
Moscow
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Anastas Mikoyan
Frol R. Kozlov
United States
Brazilian Shot on College Campus in Du Page
Brazilian rowing athlete Ronaldo Arantes, 26, of Rio de Janeiro, was shot through the heart on the North Central College campus in Naperville near Geiger Hall. Police seek motive and an armed bandit suspect. investigators note a 36 caliber pistol purchase and a nearby 38 caliber gun found near the body.
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Napersville, Ill
Ronaldo Duncan Arantes
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
William J. Bauer
du Page County
Geiger Hall
North Central College
Bauer
Aurora
Duncan
Back to School Buying Surge Drives Merchants Hopeful
About 46 million students return to classes as merchants anticipate record clothing receipts. Teens lead fashion trends with higher quality purchases while areas hurt by steel strikes show frugal buying. Trade groups push dress standards amid tariff debates and imported fabrics.
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New York
Allied Industries
Hunger Strike Planned Across White House By Polish Exile
A 38 year old Salem leather worker Jozef Mlot Mroz leads a group of anti Communist activists planning a hunger strike in front of the White House to protest Khrushchev visit. He calls Khrushchev a murderer and says he will not eat or drink to show patriotism. Fellow patriots from Hungary Lithuania Poland and Estonia join the effort.
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Salem
Mass
White House
Nikita Khrushchev
Jozef Mlot-Mroz
Eisenhower
Mrot-Mroz
Confederation of Polish Freedom Fighters
Khrushchev
Reds Fire Heaviest Quemoy Barrage in 22 Months
The Chinese Communist forces exploded 173 shells at the Quemoy Islands on an odd numbered Monday, followed by a silence on an even numbered day. The Monday bombardment marked the heaviest attack in nearly two years, the Nationalist Defense Ministry reported.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Hound Labor Day Births 16 Pups in Garner
Daisy the 2 year old hound labored on Labor Day in Garner and gave birth to 16 pups. Mrs. M. D. Hill Jr. of Rt. 1 Garner says she will bottle feed some pups as there is not enough room at the table.
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Garner
N. C
Labor Day
Daisy
M. D. Hill Jr
Rt. 1
Ohio polio cases peak with 27 in one week
Ohio health officials report 27 polio cases last week the highest weekly total this year. Dayton area again sees the most cases with 20 to date while Hamilton County reports five and Cuyahoga and Greene counties three each. Last year at this time Ohio had 102 cases and 177 in the comparable week of 1954.
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Ohio
Health Department
148, Inc
Montgomery County
Dayton
Hamilton County
Cuyahogaland
Greene Counties
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