Debate on Rights Bill Stretches Into Weekends, Senate
Washington leaders anticipate a four to eight week civil rights debate with Knowland signaling possible rounds of round the clock sessions. GOP organizers plan continuous duty shifts as Southern opposition nears the House approved measure.
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Knowland
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D-Ga
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Georgia
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
William Knowland
California Raises Traffic Liability Minimums to 10000
California moves to double minimum financial responsibility for drivers involved in accidents. The bill, signed by Gov Knight, would require at least 10000 for injury to one person and 20000 for injury or death to multiple people, effective July 1. Debates center on debate limits and potential jury trial amendments. Knight also backs a bill allowing use of private property during disasters and prohibits planting trees near airport approach zones.
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Martinex
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West Point
House OKs Soil Bank Extension
The House, reversing a prior vote, approved extending the soil bank for one year and endorsed a Senate-House compromise on a 34 billion dollar payments plan for the acreage reserve. The action is part of a 3.6 billion dollar 1958 Agriculture Department appropriation, awaiting Senate approval.
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Woman Robbed in Auto Wreck in Dade County
Warren Young faces a larceny charge after police say he admitted taking 103 dollars from a woman injured when her car hit a tree last Friday. Mrs Ronald Byerly, 20, was hurt and her seven week old daughter died. Young said he planned to return the money but delayed due to being upset and sleepless. Bail set at 500 dollars for criminal court appearance.
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Ronald Byerly
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Mass polio vaccine via live virus urged by experts
Two American scientists urged testing an oral polio vaccine using attenuated live virus on a mass scale. Dr. Koprowski and Dr. Sabin reported seven years of work showing oral immunization could produce lasting antibodies, while noting no strain has yet regained virulence. They warned large trials must prove absolute safety.
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Albert B. Sabin
University of Cincinnati
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