Explanations Sought Over Kilburn Civil Rights Vote
The piece questions Rep. Clarence E. Kilburn's consistent opposition to civil rights legislation. It notes Kilburn was the lone New York delegation member to oppose considering any civil rights bill, while the measure passed 311 to 109. It urges Kilburn to explain his votes to constituents and suggests Oswego County Republicans reconsider their endorsement if he does not respond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Kilburn
Kilburn
New York State
House
Oswego County
Republican Committee
Princess Margaret Picks Short Bridesmaids for Wedding
London dispatch reports Princess Margaret plans a royal wedding with eight bridesmaids aged between six and twelve, including Princess Anne. The choice favors shorter attendants, reflecting the young royal’s own five foot height and a playful poke at height hierarchy among Europe’s princesses.
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Ding
Princess Anne
United Press International
Princess Margaret
Europe
Viewpoints weigh rail service cuts as autos rise
Editors cite New York Central talks with towns Fon da Fort Plain Little Falls Herkimer Rome Oneida Lyons Newark Batavia on passenger-by-pass approach amid 10 percent revenue from stops and a $25 million annual loss. Officials note auto, bus and Thruway growth shrink rail patronage while all weather travel proves vital.
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New York Central Railroad
Fonda
Fort Plain
Little Falls
Herkimer
Rome
Oneida
Lyons
Newark
Batavia
Poughkeepsie
Albany
Schenectady
Utica
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
New York
United States
Health as Seen By Dr Brady A Calcium Column
Reader letters prompt Dr Brady to discuss calcium deficiency and milk's role. He warns against improper medical advice, endorses skim milk and buttermilk as calcium sources, notes vitamin D aids calcium use, and urges daily calcium intake for adults. He signs as Old Calcium Brady with Q and A format mix.
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Brady
Calcium Brady
Chicago
California
Nes
New Order of Nuns to Adopt Modern Dress in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh a new Byzantine Catholic Sisters of Christ the Teacher order will be founded this Sunday. Four nuns named Matthew Mark Luke and John will take vows and wear a navy blue tailored suit with a white blouse, coat, hat, gloves and pumps. Their emblem, a white cross with Jesus Christ Conquers in Greek, will appear on their coat or hat. The group includes Julia Kastura of Detroit Eleanor Hasinecz of Wilkes Barre Julia Hopke of Mahoney City and Helen Lemon of New York City.
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Pittsburgh
Sisters of Christ
Jesus Christ
Matthew
Julia Kastura
Detroit, Mich
Mark
Eleanor Hasinecz
Wilkes- Barre
Luke
Julia Hopke
Mahoney City
John
Helen Lemon
New York City
Martville Sisters Engaged to Wed
IRA Mr and Mrs Wayne Keysor of Martville announce the engagements of their daughters Kay Frances and Betty Lou Keysor. Kay to Walter Pien of Syracuse and Betty Lou to Gregory Miraglia Jr of Lyons. Kay and Walter plan a May 7 wedding in Syracuse.
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Ira
Wayne Keysor
Martville RD
Kay Frances
Betty Lou Wheysor
Kay Keysor
Walter 'Pien
Sophie $ ‘Pien
Wilkinson St
Syracuse
Betty Lou Keysor
Gregory Miraglia, Jr
Gregory Miraglia
Lyons
Kay
Almuma
Cato-Meridian Central School
Syracuse Complometer School
Betty
Cato-Meridian School
Flickenger’s, Inc
Liverpool
Szczypien
Central High School
Miraglia
Jrn
North Rose Central School
Calo Show Printing Co
Mr. Miraglia, Jr
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
The fragment lists a commercial printing department contact for Palladium Times with a telephone and code, implying a newspaper or imprint section.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
DIAL
Virginia Senator Explains Civil Rights Filibuster Clash
Sen Willis Robertson of Virginia voices concern that Senate delay on voting rights bills stems from a fight over procedure. He argues major bills should be vetted by committees with hearings, not written on the floor, highlighting tangled amendments and unclear actions in the current Senate debate.
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Washington
Senate
Willis Robertson
Virginia
Banking and Currency Committee
Clark
Dirksen
Douglas
New York
Jarvis
Committee On
Judiciary
United States
Committee On the Judiciary
Sen
Johnson
Texas
Sen. Dirksen
Illinois
House of Representatives
Funds Sought to Fight Sneak Flights to Cuba
The immigration service plans to request a further 500000 dollars for expanded Florida Cuba flight enforcement amid questions about a private U S plane forced to land near Matanzas. Investigators weigh if the mission targeted the United States to embarrass Washington.
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Washington
Immigration Service
Florida
Cuba
U. S
United States
Matanzas
Fulgencio Batista
Howard Louis Rundquist
San Rafael
Calif
Miami
William J. Shergales
West Hollywood
Fla
Rundquist
Tollee
Shergales
Havana
Senate Appropriations Committee
Ilegal
Why Dentists Want To Grind Their Own Teeth
Hal Boyle humor piece reflects a dentist’s view on American dental quirks and social jokes. Jokes touch on weddings, kisses, bridges, adenoids, molars, and the tension between humor and professional practice.
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Doc
Moment of Meditation for Inner Peace and Service
A devotional meditation asks for tranquillity and peace of mind to live in harmony with relatives and friends. It seeks inner stillness to be immune to daily disturbances and purification of consciousness to enjoy basic joys of service, shared goodness, honest toil, fearless action, and faith, making life a benediction through prayer and work.
Humble Rhode Island Congressman Drives 1960 Voter Focus
An obscure Rhode Island representative, Aime J. Forand, emerges as the nation’s mail bellwether on domestic issues. The piece contrasts Forand with Senate leaders, noting his push for federal medical insurance for seniors and its broad appeal amid concerns over education, wages, taxes, and social security. Nixon’s alignment with these domestic priorities is highlighted.
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Washington
J. William Fulbright
Richard B. Russell
Paul H. Douglas
Stuart Symington
Karl E. Mundt
Capitol Hill
Fulbright
University of Arkansas
Symington
National Defense
Douglas
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Russell
Mundt
South Dakota
Benson Farm
Nixon
Daily Mail
Aime J. Forand
Rhode Island
Horatio Alger
Representative Forand
Frussia
Arthur S. Flemming
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor
James P. Mitchell
Althoug
John F. Kennedy
Benson
William P. Rogers
Okinawa clamps down on animal fights
Okinawa government cracked down on trainer Choryo Yonaka after a lion versus five dogs event drew protests from Japan and the United States. Social Affairs Director Shochi Ota said no more applications for vicious animal fights of this nature will be approved. Yonaka had planned to pit his Honess against a bull next month.
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Naha
Okinawa
Japan
United States
Shochi Ota
Choryo Yonaka
CONTRACT BRIDGE Bidding Guide by Becke on opening responses
Bridge column by B Jay Becke analyzes opening bids and responses in four hands. It explains two diamonds as a lead to show longer diamonds, three spades as a preemptive bid, two clubs to prepare a heart raise, and two hearts to reveal heart support while avoiding overbid.
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B. Jay Becke
Tve
Arta
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