Civil rights bill fate heats up in Congress
The piece notes a Republican move to place Eisenhower civil rights legislation on the Senate calendar after a House passage. It warns Southern Democrats will mount a filibuster in the Senate, risking a long battle over quick action versus extended debate, with key figures like Sen. Eastland and Sen. Knowland shaping the pace and strategy.
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Eisenhower
Senate
James Marlow
Associated Mess
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Justice Department
Sen
Eastland
Knowland
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Judiciary Committee
Senate Casen
Nation Dar
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hisenhower
Dentures Make You Part Of The Elite Society
Hal Boyle notes the humorous idea that obtaining dentures can end loneliness at parties. He jokes that a new porcelain smile boosts social ease, attracts attention, and even changes how others treat you, while acknowledging minor drawbacks like a temporary lisp. The piece plays on the idea of joining a secret toothy club.
U S Plans Fresh Economic Aid Talks With Israel
Washington reports the United States is planning new economic aid for Israel while maintaining a freeze on aid to Egypt. Israel’s finance minister Levi Eshkol arrives for talks with American officials on assistance. Egypt has received no aid for over a year as President Nasser signals seeking better U S relations.
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Egypt
Levi Eshkel
Wali
Nasser
United States
Prominent Negro Publisher Davis Dies in Columbus
Dowdal H. Davis, 43, general manager of the Kansas City Call and a Kansas City Police Commission member, died of a heart attack while visiting Columbus. He was attending a convention of the National Newspaper Publishers Assn and an autopsy was ordered at University Hospital. Davis, a leading Black educator and civic figure, had held numerous posts since graduating from the University of Kansas in 1936.
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Columbus
Ohio
Dowdal H. Davis
Kansas City Call
Kansas City Police Commission
National
Weddington
University Hospital
Davis
University of Kansas
Call General Manager and VP Roles Since 1947
Call executive served as general manager since 1947 and also held the position of vice president of the Call. The notes highlight his long leadership at the organization.
Strengthening In Korea May Fall Short Of Plans
AP reports the United States will strengthen Korea with modern air power only, not atomic weapons. Pentagon officials note no atomic arms for two divisions at the truce line, amid disarmament talks in London.
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Korea
Washington
United States
Pentagon
London
Soviet Union
South Korea
Asst
Murray Snyder
Panmunjom
Snyder
Lutheran Church Thrives In Russia
Dr. Carl Lundquist, executive secretary of the Lutheran World Federation, says the church in Russia has survived severe pressure and shows great virility, indicating resilience and growth amid adversity. The report highlights the church’s endurance and renewed strength in the Russian context.
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Lutheran Church
Russia
Carl Lundquist
Lindsborg
Kas
Lutheran World Federation
Tandantist
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