Two Women Among Congress Additions
Two women newcomers take oaths to begin the 87th Congress. In the Senate Mrs Maureen Neuberger of Oregon and Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine joined the ranks alongside the House’s Lana Buller Mangen of Washington. Neuberger, widow of Richard Neuberger, wore Crater Lake blue. Hansen, another new House member, attended with her husband and son David. The two women in the Senate and 17 women in the House mark a continued female presence in Congress.
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Henry Hansen
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Ice Delays on San Francisco Bridges and Roads
Ice and snow caused heavy traffic snarls in San Francisco and across the Golden Gate and Hay bridges. A truck-trailer skidded on Broadway at Golden Gate Avenue, blocking traffic. no serious injuries were reported.
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Marksman U N Warns Belgium Kills Bandit in Congo
An expert marksman in Indianapolis fired on three suspects after a patrolman was wounded. Gerald Watson, 17, and Carl Kinchlow, 18, fled. Watson claimed he fired with eyes closed after taking a police revolver during the attack. Separately, UN Secretary-General Hammarskjold protested Belgian actions aiding Mobutu’s troops in Congo.
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West German socialist spokesman to visit Israel
Pritz Erler the West German Socialist Party chief spokesman on defense will visit Israel from January 4 to 15 at the invitation of the Israeli government.
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Germany
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Bells to Start Civil War Fete
The Civil War Centennial Commission expects every church bell in America to ring at noon Sunday to launch the four year observance. President Eisenhower will address the nation by radio and television the following Sunday urging Americans to join the nationwide commemoration.
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Washington
White boycott of New Orleans integrated schools persists
In New Orleans the white boycott of integrated schools loosened slightly after a 10 day holiday. At William Frantz School thirteen white children and one Negro girl attended classes while eight white children did before Christmas. At McDonogh No. 19 three Negro girls attended the three story school as before. U.S. marshals escorted children into both schools with calm conditions and no demonstrations. The school board faces funding issues, missing paychecks for teachers, and bids for a $12.7 million loan scheduled for January from the state bond and tax board.
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Save Our, Schools
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