House Expects To Pass Rights Bill Next Week
Washington lawmakers pressed toward a civil rights bill with votes looming next week. Debate centered on court appointed referees to guarantee voting rights for Negroes and minorities, amid proposals to substitute registrar systems and tighten proof of discrimination. The House faced Southern amendments while a bipartisan majority held firm on the referee plan, delaying final action for now.
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Cuban military head resigns criticizes Castro in embassy clash
Lt Cmdr Miguel Pons resigned in Washington accusing Fidel Castro of leading a communist style dictatorship. He named Ernesto Guevara as the Havana power and called the regime a mask for international communism. The Cuban embassy labeled him a deserter amid motions of reform and cabinet changes.
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Inside Radio and Bridge Fulton Nine Funerals Sports Phoenix Classified Market
The column items cover radio listings, bridge results, Fulton nine sports, funeral notices, Phoenix sports brief, classified ads and market updates. It compiles notices and short items from multiple local sections with terse summaries and key names where readable.
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Slaying of 3 Women Prompts Poacher Roundup in Park
Ottawa authorities ordered interviews with known poachers amid the investigation of three women's brutal deaths in Starved Rock State Park. Investigators sifted snow for clues, studied hair and bark fragments, and inspected three color transparencies from a victim's camera.
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I. Up
Starved Rock State Park
William Morris
Ilinois
St. Louis Canyon
Morris
Lilian Oetting
State Police Laboratory
Springfield
Jerome Kern Unpublished Melodies Revealed in Estate Sale
The late Jerome Kern left 13 unpublished tunes including tangos and ballads now tied to Chappell & Co. The sale disclosure came with Cheryl Crawford announcing intent to use some songs for a musical. Crawford notes talks with Kern’s daughter Mrs Jack Cummings, Eva Kern Byron’s widow, and Byron’s past remarks about the unpublished works.
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Jerome Kern
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Lads
Kerns Pubisher
Chappell & Co
Cheryl Crawford
Broaduax
Muss Crawford Haid
Kero
Jack Cummings
Kerns
Eva
George Byron
Crawford
Byron
Man River
Sally
Principal bans steady dating at Allentown Catholic High
Allentown Central Catholic High School issued an edict barring pupils from going steady. Rev. Stephen J. Daday cited distractions to study and potential immature marriages as reasons. The policy bars steady dating from participation in student council and activities and defines dating by explicit vows, exchanged tokens, constant scenes together, or visible pairing at church, home, or school.
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Seek Reason Why Syracuse Boy Shot Father
Syracuse DA Arthur Waleson seeks a medical exam for 13 year old Robert Farbank after he shot his Foster father Leon Fairbank. The boy, once a happy scout, fired seven bullets from a 22 caliber pistol in a tragedy shaping questions on teen violence and social influence. Mrs Fairbank, who adopted Robert at 2½, says emotion and family stress loom over the case as neighbors note past school work issues and a broken scout membership.
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Fehringer pleads innocent in first degree robbery case
Kenneth Fehringer, 22, pleaded innocent to a first degree robbery charge stemming from a Monday street theft of a bag with weekend receipts. Police said he seized the bag from a messenger bound for a downtown bank and he was arrested in Pittsburgh Wednesday. De Gaulle rejects call for special session over farm crisis.
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Harland Warren
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Kenneth Fehringer
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Charles de Gaulle
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Jacques Chaban-Delmas
West Asks For World Census Of Military
Western powers called for a world wide census of armed forces and weapons as a step toward disarmament. Jules Moch urged a control system with inspections to prevent espionage claims, while Moscow presses total disarmament and rejects pre agreement control.
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63 Killed In Plane Explosion and State Debate
Albany report: Governor Rockefeller weighs a residency law amid a crowded legislative session. The Assembly passed a welfare residency measure, sending it to the Republican governor for decision within 30 days. Controversy centers on tax savings, migration, and opposition from GOP leaders and lawmakers.
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Walter J. Manoney
Iis Legislatne
le Schoenech Jr
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Carole Gets Bail in Murder Case Amid Split Bail Ruling
In Los Angeles Carole Teegoff 23 and Dr R Bernard Finch 42 faced a murder case over Finch's wife. Teegoff was granted bail set at 25000 while Finch remains jailed. A prior trial ended deadlocked after three months. Judge John G Barnes scheduled a new trial for May 23 and denied Finch’s bail and a separate trial.
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Carole Teegoff
Carole
R. Bernard Finch
Finch
Barbara Jean
John G. Barnes
Barnes
Carole” Tipweer
Prince of crime crafts home-made credit cards
Charles Gregory Cannon ran a luxury scam using self made credit cards to buy clothes, travel, and meals, while living at a $45 a day hotel suite. He possessed a printing press and tools for forging cards and IDs, had prior jail terms, escaped a Miami sentence, and faced $50,000 bail as FBI escorted him to face Florida authorities.
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Charles Gregory Cannon
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Ronald Colman
FBI
Miami
Florida
Canada
Blind Girl to Receive Philadelphia Medal of Honor
Philadelphia report says 17 year old Theresa Hayes will receive the city’s first Medal of Honor for heroism during a fire at the Overbrook School for the Blind. She stayed at the telephone switchboard to warn others as more than 30 pupils were evacuated. one firefighter died in the blaze last week.
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Philadelphia
Theresa Hayes
Overbrook School
Bodies strewn over wide area no survivors
A Northwest Lockheed Electra 710 carrying 39 aboard crashed near Scotland, Indiana, leaving bodies scattered over rugged fields. Investigators from CAB and FBI pursued all possibilities, with no immediate evidence of a bomb. The crash occurred about 4:20 p m EST, after the Minneapolis to Miami flight left Minneapolis Thursday.
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