Civil rights bill stalemate stirs calls for special session
In Washington and Phoenix, lawmakers debate ways to finish civil rights legislation as House Republicans push for a special session while Democrats press for the Senate version. Speaker Rayburn and Rep Keating weigh options as adjournment looms, pumpkins of politics and stalled votes deepen the fight. A farmer and looters frame a separate scene of court or jail for a thief amid ongoing produce losses.
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Forbes Campaign Tactics in New Jersey Race
State Sen Malcolm Forbes Republican governor hopeful campaigns door to door in Hampton Lakes wading through flooded areas. Parole officer Speck questions if good behavior report covers theft from his desk. Caldwell man avoids charges as four girls steal his car in Livingston.
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Fragmentary press notice from Long Beach edition
Fragmented OCR note from Press-Ced telegrams describing daily publication at Long Beach with Pine Avenue and a garbled delivery line. Mentions multiple copies and an auditor group, plus a stray reference to a second glass and a Wednesday item.
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House OKs Sparred Down Foreign Aid
The House passed and sent to President Eisenhower a compromise foreign aid bill totaling 3,367,083,000 for the coming year by a 226 to 163 vote. The Senate had approved it, with talk of further cuts looming as a separate appropriations bill would provide actual cash.
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Plane theft charge filed in federal case at Prescot
Marion Lee Resner, 156, Inglewood, Calif., is named in a federal complaint filed Tuesday before a U S commissioner by FEI agents alleging he flew a stolen light plane from Yellowstone National Park to Temple Bar Arizona. The case centers on unlawful possession and transport of aircraft across state lines.
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Senate adjournment looms delaying postal rate hike action
Two GOP senators signaled adjournment soon, pushing House passed postal rate increases into next year. The plan would raise first class stamps from 3 to 4 cents, air mail cards 4 to 5, post cards 2 to 3, with other surcharges and an estimated 275 million dollars yearly revenue rise for 1960. Votes split 236 to 123 in the House. Senate party lines favored passage but adjournment could stall it.
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