School Aid Ahead Of Tax Cut Among N. Y. Legislators
Albany report notes a multi million dollar budget surplus and pressure to boost school aid before tax relief. Republican Gov Rockefeller proposes 25 million more for next year while Assembly Speaker Carlino backs 70 million more. Mahoney drafts 40 to 50 million plus possible 5 million tax credit, with rebels favoring full extra funds for education. Other items include reorganization bills and tax issues provoking Democratic protests over TV ratings and political interference claims.
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Senate
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Mahoney
New York City
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A. Bruce Manley
R-Chautauqua
Chessman Case Moves to Supreme Court for Stay
Chessman, the Los Angeles convict in a 1948 robbery and kidnap case, has pressed his appeal to the U S Supreme Court seeking a writ of review and an original habeas corpus. Attorneys Rosalie Asher and George T Davis seek a stay of execution as the high court is in recess until March 1.
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Chessman
Washington, D. C
U. S. Supreme Court
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Sacramento
Rosalie Asher
Supreme Court
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U. S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Senate Battle Over Civil Rights Bill Continues
A Southern Democrat blocked a move to report Eisenhower civil rights legislation from the Senate Judiciary Committee. Sen. Johnston ruled the motion out of order as the committee sat during Senate session. Johnson’s position was supported by Sen. Eastland. House hearings on civil rights proceeded with Rep. Tuck asserting Virginia’s 100000 eligible Black voters can freely vote. Senate leaders used a parliamentary maneuver to bring the issue to the floor, preparing amendments and calls for presidentially appointed registrars and court referees.
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Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
RNY
Olin D. Johnston
DSC
Johnston
James O. Eastland
Dmis
Capitol
House Rules Committee
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Tuck
Virginia
Jacob K Javits
Paul Douglas
Dai
Thei
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Stella
Ft. Crowder
Judiary Committee
Copper Strike Ends in Montana After 181 Days
The long copper industry strike in Butte and surrounding areas ended on Monday night after 181 days. Workers began returning to Anaconda Co. properties in Butte Great Falls and East Helena as of today. The stoppage began August 19.
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Montana
Anaconda Co
Great Falls
East Helena
Rome Man and Sons Die in Fire While Mother and Daughter Hospitalized
A Rome man and his three sons perished in a house blaze as the mother and daughter remained hospitalized. Skepticism grew over a phantom Argentine submarine as the navy insisted a vessel remained in Golfo Nuevo despite widespread public theories about its identity. The navy pressed on with patrols and vowed to capture or sink the intruder within hours, even as defense ministers questioned if it had slipped from the gulf.
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Gerald
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Allen
Walter Szablewski
Szablewski
Johnson
Esther
Oneida County
Johnsons
Nixon Loses About Fifteen Pounds in 1959 Health Update
Detroit reports Vice President Richard M. Nixon appears thinner by about 15 pounds since his Michigan appearance 17 months ago. His wife Pat says his weight loss is not due to illness and places him around 170 pounds after an African tour.
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Stella Missouri Seeks New School Bill Amid Civil Rights Skirmish
Stella residents urge a fresh school bill after Senator Lyndon Johnson uses the original measure to push civil rights provisions in the Senate. The town, population 177, faced a January 1959 fire that destroyed its school and owes rent for a three story Army officers club. The district has no Black students and is focused on raising 155000 dollars for a new building as 337 pupils begin first day in the new Stella School.
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Lyndon Johnson
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Stella School
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Dewey Short
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Congress
House
Johnson
Don Parsons
Snow and Rain Sweep Midwest and East as Storm Toll Grows
Snow and rain spread across the Midwest as the East cleans up after a weekend storm. The system dumped inches in Kentucky and Tennessee, closed many eastern schools, and caused deaths from freezing temperatures and sledding accidents in Pennsylvania and Kentucky. Temperatures rose slightly nationwide, with 20s in the midwest and 40s 50s on the West Coast and Florida.
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Loth
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Michigan
Teacher Recognition Day Proclaimed in New York State
Governor Rockefeller proclaims May 17 as Teacher Recognition Day in New York urging recognition of teachers who staff classrooms. He says recognizing the debt owed will encourage more young people to enter the teaching profession.
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Rockefeller
New York State
Flame Belching Object Seen Over Alaska Sky
Reports from Nome to St Michael described a silvery flame belching object moving southeast from Siberia. Alaska Air Command aims to identify the incident after Maj Roy E Maines noted conflicting eyewitness accounts. No NAADC report was available.
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Roy E. Maines
Ilmendorf Air Force Base
North American Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Senator Mahoney Proposes Limit on Senate Debate
Albany reports Len J. Mahoney, a Republican leader, proposes a rule amendment to restrict debate to 13 minutes per member for non-regular business statements, drawing charges from Democrats that the move gags the chamber. Personal privilege would still allow remarks on matters outside the regular order.
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Jack Paar to Return to NBC Show March 7
NBC announces Jack Paar will return to his television program on Monday March 7 after a three week vacation. The network says Paar will resume on his former basis of four shows a week, with repeated content on Fridays. Paar had protested censorship and left the program briefly. He is expected to visit Cuba and attend Havana carnival per Revolucion report.
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Miriam Jeff
Bronxville
N.Y
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Mexico
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Fidel Castro
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Kentucky Raises Marriage Age Standards
Gov. Bert Combs signed a bill in Frankfort raising Kentucky’s minimum marriage age. The change increases the male minimum from 16 to 18 and the female minimum from 14 to 16, effectively ending child weddings.
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Kentucky
Bert Combs
Lena Horne Involved In Beverly Hills Spat
Lena Horne was involved in a dispute Monday night at the Luau in Beverly Hills with Harvey St. Vincent a 35 year old vice president of a Los Angeles engineering firm. Police said the singer admitted overturning a table lamp and three ashtrays toward St. Vincent who refused charges and medical treatment.
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Queen Elizabeth II May Be Delivering Any Minute
Buckingham Palace physicians conducted a 30 minute examination of the 33 year old queen and advised she remain near the palace with a brief drive possible. The royal baby could be born at any moment and the queen may visit Clarence House or her mother briefly.
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Eliabeth II
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John Hi
Peel
Report of plane crash seems false Mohawk area
Griffiss Air Force Base at Rome says a report of a plane crash in Herkimer County is apparently false. A helicopter search was called off due to deep snow. James Holmes along Route 5 southeast of Mohawk reported hearing a crash after seeing a twin engine plane fly low.
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Herkimer County
Griffiss
James Holmes
Route 5
Fight at Lunch Counters in Dixie Demonstrations
In High Point North Carolina a small riot erupted Monday as 75 people white and Black clashed outside a Woolworth store amid lunch counter protests. Police restrained the crowd. Demonstrations at other Woolworths and in Raleigh yielded arrests and escalation warnings from NAACP leader Elton Cox and Bishop George W. Baker.
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Greensboro
F. W. Woolworth Co
Woolworth
Elton Cox
Iheigh Point
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Portsmouth- Newport News
North Carolina
Raleigh
George W. Baker
Council of Bishops
African Methodist Church
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
Eisenhower seeks 4.175 billion for foreign aid program
President asks Congress for a 4.175 billion foreign aid bill to fund weapons and economic assistance to allies, Africa, South Asia, and India Pakistan water disputes. He argues aid maintains freedom against Communist imperialism while noting rising Soviet power and global threats. House GOP skepticism looms as approval chances look tight.
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