Final Push For Rights Bill Opens In House
The House Rules Committee is set to clear the Senate-passed civil rights bill for a House vote, a final push urged by House leadership as the strongest civil rights measure since reconstruction. Committee Chairman Howard W. Smith faces heavy pressure from Democrats to move ahead.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Johnson
Philadelphia Firm Hired For State Audit Contract
Harrisburg report states a Philadelphia accounting firm won a $22 500 state contract to audit the books of the agency, with details on scope and oversight pending. The appointment marks a step in financial review and transparency efforts.
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Auditor General's Department
State Administration
John W. Ingram
Adler, Faunce
Leonard
Ingram
Walter E. Alessandroni
Office of Administration
Democratic
Harrisburg
UPI
Philadelphia
Local governments seek state funds audit cooperation
The secretary writes to Auditor General Thomas Z. Minehart urging swift cooperation to complete the audit within the minimum period, aiming to expedite finalization as state funds flow to local governments.
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Thomas Z. Minehart
Methodists Urge Support For Two African Bishops
Philadelphia leaders urge Pennsylvania and New Jersey Methodists to back two African bishops newly assigned to the region. Prince Albert Taylor of Liberia leads New Jersey, headquartered at Princeton, while Newell Booth of Congo heads Central Pennsylvania with offices in Harrisburg.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Fred Pierce Carson
World Methodist Council
Syracuse
N.Y
Prince Albert Taylor
Monroeville
Liberia
Newell Booth
Elisabethville, Congo
Harrisburg
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