Two Key Tests for Civil Rights Bill Face House
The House faces two pivotal choices as it takes up the civil rights bill. The Mathias amendment would exempt sales of single family homes and small rentals, enabling brokers to discriminate if the seller instructs so. The other issue is Title V, section aimed at punishing violence against civil rights workers. critics fear broader criminalization of peaceful protest without clear limits.
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Arkansas Governor Race Narrows After Seven Democratic Nominees
The Arkansas primary produced seven Democratic candidates with John Johnson leading at 22 percent for a race seen as a proxy over race issues. Frank Holt trails with 55 at second, while the field includes factions aligned with Wallace era politics. A runoff August 9 will determine who faces Republican Montheop Rockefeller, who drew 43 percent against Faubus previously. Johnson attacks the national administration as socialist allies.
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For My Part By Ray Cromley on cease fires and Communist gains
The piece argues cease fires aid Communist expansion from China to Vietnam. It credits U S moderation with letting Mao consolidate arms from surrendering Japan and distracts U S forces by stalled talks. It notes inspection failures and the need for constant vigilance against covert operations.
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The Poor Man's Philosopher Asks Sleepwalking Truths
Hal Boyle shares miscellany on everyday quirks and odds with wit. Facts span sleep behavior gender notes to traffic risks, brain size myths, IQ foods, rolls of fortunes, drug prescriptions, hair loss, and a census reveal on earnings, ending with Shaw’s quip about truth in jokes.
Augusta county tour to Frederick arrives August 3
Three hundred farmers merchants and bankers from Augusta county Virginia will tour agricultural sections of Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania arriving in Frederick Thursday evening August 3 and staying overnight. Noah E Cramer Frederick Board of Trade president said the itinerary was received by Prof Hauver Middletown.
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Joe Eisenhauer's Notebook Passes Through This World
The note reflects on a life moment and a resolve to do good now before departing this world, expressing a keen awareness that time to act is limited and urging immediate helpful deeds.
Child Drives Wide-Tracked Tractor on Highway Sparks Calls for Rules
Readers condemn underage operation of motorized farm equipment on main roads after seeing a boy of about ten handle a tractor on a cresting hill. Letter urges licensing or age limits, citing fatalities and urging parental restraint. A second note mocks drag racing on Market Street and advocates stricter licensing. A third piece praises park picnic etiquette while noting table misuses and suggests fixed tables under trees to improve access for apartment dwellers.
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