Senate Opens Historic Civil Rights Debate
The Senate starts its historic debate on the civil rights bill with Senator Mansfield stating the issue must be faced. The chamber advanced the administration's cotton and wheat plan to the House by a 53-35 vote, clear of the timetable. Senator Morse seeks hearings in Judiciary, while Mansfield warns against overconfidence and emphasizes avoiding political profit.
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Washington
The
Senate
Mike Mansefield
House
Morse
Mansfield
Wheat Plan Promises Higher Income and Certification Scheme
Washington reports Sen. George McGovern pushed a new wheat package that could add about 450 million dollars to this year’s farm income if farmers stay within national allotments. The plan offers base supports of 1.30 dollars per bushel plus 70 cent and 25 cent certificates for domestic and export wheat, funded by processors and exporters. Farmers may ignore allotments and risk market shifts, while critics call it a bread tax and accuse it of preserving government control. The package also includes a cotton bonus up to 40 cents per pound for small allotments with aims of overall 500 million dollars plus for cotton programs.
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Washington
George McGovern
D-5
Senate
Freeman
Union seeks to protect Playboy Club Bunnies rights
The AFL-CIO hotel workers union opposes firing Bunnies for crooked ears and calls for a formal grievance system to replace the Bunny Manual. It plans legal action under the National Labor Relations Act to safeguard about 600 Bunnies at Playboy Clubs in New York Chicago Detroit St Louis New Orleans Phoenix Miami and Manila. The union cites tight uniforms and a 60 page manual including checkers who test adherence to rules as examples of overzealous controls.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Act
Bunnies
Playboy
New York
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
New Orleans
Phoenix
Miami
Manila
Tally's Toot It finally happened unions for sex appeal
The item notes a landmark shift as unions form around sex appeal themes at Tally's venue. Key figures cited include organizers and performers, highlighting policy changes and potential industry impact. No detailed dates or locations are provided in the fragment.
Record highs and temps reach varied notes for this date
Hourly temperatures end at 8 am to 9 am with readings from 68 to 69 degrees. The day shows a mix of highs and lows with morning and late evening values, barometer at 30.22.
Young King Constantine Ascends Greek Throne in Crisis
Greece mourns King Paul I as his 23-year-old son Constantine is proclaimed king amid Cyprus tensions with Turkey. Constantine, tall and popular as “Tino,” takes oath at Athens Palace after Paul’s death from surgical complications. He will marry Princess Anne Marie of Denmark in January if mourning permits.
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Athens
Greece
Paul I
Constantine
Cyprus
Paul
Lycabetus Hill
Johnson
U.N
U Thant
Tino
Frederika
Irene
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Royal Manor Motel Opens New 15 Unit Addition
Royal Manor Motel at 1641 S Main opens a 15 unit two deck addition to the existing 70 units. Owners Mr and Mrs Raymond Warner will occupy three of the new units with twelve for rent. Completion about 60 days away. Building permit shows 75000 dollars. Total rental units now 90. There are 20 older units, two closed for remodeling.
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Royal Manor
S. Main
Raymond Warner
Warner
Escapees Besiege Dallas Court In Ruby Trial Breakout
Seven prisoners broke from the Dallas County jail spilling into the second floor near the Jack Ruby murder trial. Four were recaptured. three remained at large. A hostage, Ruth Thornton, was briefly forced at pistol point by an escapee before being shielded by lawyers and deputies.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Courts
Ruby
Karen Lynn
Little Lynn) Bennett
Little Lynn
Melvin Belli
Rosemary Allen
Ruth Thornton
Bill Decker
Joe. B. Brown
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Johnny’ R. Jenkins
Burnell, Hall
H.h.mckaye
Criminal Courts
Trial Making Histo
Dallas AP reports Jack Ruby's murder trial at week three, a unique case in legal history. The piece notes the Kennedy assassination, Oswald's murder, Ruby's alleged motive or lack thereof, and courtroom episodes including a jail break, a televised film of the shooting, judge substitution, and juror selection of 162 prospects. It highlights defense and state positions and the unfolding, unprecedented proceedings.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
United States
P. T. Dean
Ruby
Karen
Little Lynn) Bennett
Joy Belli
Melvin Belli
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Texas
Belli
Girl Scout Cookie Sale Begins in Franklin County
Franklin County Girl Scouts started their annual house to house cookie sale on Friday. The event runs until March 15, with proceeds funding the camping program, lowering camp site fees, and improving a southwest Ottawa campsite. Some funds stay with local troops for activities.
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Franklin County Girl Scouts
Ottawa
Ottawa Little Symphony to host large student concert
More than 1,200 students are expected at a Monday afternoon Ottawa Little Symphony concert. Officials report excellent response to invitations for the children's concert. All Ottawa elementary schools and Sacred Heart will attend at 2:90 p.m. with additional participants from Wellsville and other distant schools. William Klosba will conduct and explain each selection. Kansas.
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Ottawa Little Symphony
Symphony
Ottawa
Sacred Heart
Wellsville
William Klosba
Kansas
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Tatoi Palace
Lynn
Tors
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Ralph Hamplin
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William G, Serur
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