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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1957

Page

3

Bloc Seeks Jury Trial Amendment in Civil Rights Bill

Southern bloc leaders in the House predict victory in attaching a mandatory jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill amid a looming Senate fight. Key supporters cite a 240 vote count in the House, while opponents led by President Eisenhower warn of federal overreach.

Washington Senate Willis D-La John Bell Williams Dmiss Abernethy D-Miss Eisenhower Republican House Virginia Rep Poff Maryland Yode Celler D-Ny Keating R-Ny U. S Celiey Alabama United States

Sergeant Barrier Kills Two Officers Then Surrenders

Sergeant James Barrier, a Jacksonville, Florida native with long Army service, shot two officers, Lieutenant Jerry Humphrey and Sergeant Ralph Stilson, at Fort Benning. Witnesses describe Barrier loading a rifle in a building latrine, firing once, then fatally wounding Stilson at his desk before fleeing to the provost marshal’s office and surrendering. He cited a reprimand from two superior sergeants as motive after an earlier drill incident.

Riley Kan Humphrey Stilson James Wicks Barrier J. C. Paul Jacksonville Fla Army Jerry Humphrey Auburn Neb Ralph H. Stilson Flatrock Mich 29Th Infantry James C. Kersh Brandon Miss Kersh Loust Hospital Company B

Special Wisconsin election set for August 2 1958

Wisconsin voters will cast ballots in a special election to fill the U S Senate seat left by the death of Joseph McCarthy. Governor Vernon Thomson set the date, with a July 30 primary and filing by July 12. Four Republicans seek the nomination, including Walter Kohler Jr., Warren Knowles, Glenn Davis, and Alvin O Konski. The election is projected to cost about 500000.

Madison Wis Wisconsin U. S. Senate Joseph McCarthy Vernon Thomson Thomson McCarthy Walter Kohler Jr Warren B. Knowles Glenn Davis Alvin O'Konski

Spiritual Loss Compared With Samson Haircut

New York crowds heard Billy Graham compare modern sin to Samson losing strength after Delilah cut his hair. He warned of binding, empty routines and fading vitality, urging Christ as cure. Graham cited Galatians 6 7 and Judges 16 4 21 and reported 569 pledges and a total crusade attendance of 410000 with five weeks left.

New York Samson Delilah Billy Graham Madison Square Garden Graham God Christ

Burglar Leaves Notes After Theft at Colortone Process Co

A thief stole $35 from Colortone Pro cess Co in Philadelphia and left three notes reading Thank you, sir. If no money, I would have worked this joint. Thanks for the water on top of the water cooler.

Philadelphia Colortone Process Co

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