Vote on Cutting Civil Rights Bill Is Due in Senate
Washington AP reports Sen Mansfield urged the Senate to convert the civil rights bill into a measure protecting voting rights while Sen Case argued all constitutional rights are equal and favored keeping AG power to initiate suits to uphold desegregation in schools as the chamber moves toward a vote on the act.
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Clifford P. Case
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Santa Ana Visitor Murdered Near Riverside Lake
A Texas man visiting Santa Ana was found bludgeoned to death near Lake Mathews southeast of Riverside. The victim, identified as Nick Ingvertsen, 60, was reported missing from Santa Ana. Robbery is suspected, the wallet missing, and a search for the murder weapon, an ax, is under way.
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Nick Ingvertsen
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Mary L' Rockcliffe
Sherwood Lane
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Civil rights bill debate on reconstruction statute reinforcement
Mansfield and Case clash over Part 3 of the bill. Mansfield hits the proposed strike as reviving reconstruction laws that reopen old wounds. Case defends a civil suits injunction path, arguing current criminal statutes fail to protect civil rights effectively.
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Mansfield
Case
Suspect Planned Kidnapping of Monroe or Presley
Oakland AP report details a Chicago fugitive William T. Allen claiming hopes of kidnapping Marilyn Monroe or Elvis Presley. Police questioned his claims as investigators separated fact from fiction while pursuing Allen for the El Segundo slayings and a prior robbery arrest.
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Marilyn Monroe
Elvis Presley
Anthony Boler
William T. Allen
el Segundo
St. Louis
Nebraska
Bolger
Allen
Los Angeles
Marilyn Monroe Presley
Illinois
Acid blast at Sayreville plant sends hundreds fleeing
A sulfuric acid vat exploded at the Wilson Organic Chemicals plant in Sayreville New Jersey Tuesday night. Hundreds of residents fled their homes to escape fumes. Two people were hospitalized and about twenty more treated at a disaster control HQ set up at Sayreville High School by Civil Defense.
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N. J. Up
Wilson Organic Chemicals
Sayreville High School
Civil Defense
Night to Thursday Weather Outlook with Clear Periods
Night and morning low clouds or fog reduce visibility, otherwise mostly clear through Thursday. Temperature remains steady with little change across the period.
Four sharp temblors noted at Fordham
Four fairly sharp earth tremors were recorded on Fordham University seismograph Tuesday night and early today. Two shocks occurred at 9:08:45 pm and 9:17:56 pm EST. Continued details appeared on later pages.
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Fordham New York
UPI
Fordham University
Lakewood considers exclusive pay TV franchise step
Lakewood City Council took an early step toward granting a two year exclusive pay-as-you-see television franchise to Community Broadcasters Corp for 18 000 homes. The vote 3 to 2 split saw opposition from Mayor Iacoboni and Councilman Baker.
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Community Broadcasters Corp
City Atty
John Todd
Angelo Iacoboni
Robert Baker
Cas Ds
Louis Boyar
Baker
Stan Godenauer
Skigtron Tv, Inc
Los Angeles Area Faces 10th Straight Cost Rise in June
The Los Angeles Long Beach consumer price index reached 121.0 in June, a 0.2 percent rise and the tenth consecutive monthly increase. Nationally, prices climbed 0.5 percent. Food costs led gains with bread up 2 cents per pound, meats and produce higher, while auto and tire prices fell. Transportation and apparel declined, medical and personal care rose slightly, with no change in reading material and recreation.
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U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ithe Bureau
Washidth Tite
Max D. Kessoris
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Dodgers Definite Move From Brooklyn to Los Angeles in 1958
Emil Bavasi vice president of the Brooklyn Dodgers told the Jacksonville Journal the team would move to Los Angeles for the 1958 season. He cited lack of land for a new stadium and city officials not offering land. He said a TV contract could be as lucrative in Brooklyn as in LA.
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Upi
Emil Bavasi
Brooklyn Dodgers
Jacksonville Journal
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Los Angeles
Jack Hairston
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Bavasi
Jand
Dodger
German Plane Crash Kills Two In Front Of 40 Children
A U.S. Army courier plane crashed during a demonstration flight near Wuerzburg today killing two crew members. Forty German children nearby were not injured as they watched from a safe distance at the 10th Infantry Division landing field.
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Marital Woe Bigamy On Second Anniversary
Bernard Hudspeth, 25, of Hackensack New Jersey, plead guilty to bigamy for marrying again on June 8, the second anniversary of his first marriage. He faces jail on August 6 for the unorthodox celebration.
Killer of Hunted in New Mexico Desert
Hobbs police pursue a new theory in the double slaying near Hobbs and Carlsbad. Truck driver J. D. Cantrell, 27, of Carlsbad, helped the two women after a flat tire. Cantrell and the two 23-year-old Hobbs women, Barbara Lemmons and Dorothy Fern Gibson, were shot by a marksman using a .22 caliber weapon.
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Barbara Lemmons
Dorothy Fern Gibson
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Carlsbad
Lea County
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Hoover
Hoyt Lynch
J.D. Cantrell
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County Supervisors demand airing of Little Co survey on downtown LA Auditorium
The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors ordered a complete airing of the $256,000 Little Co survey evaluating the proposed downtown Los Angeles Auditorium. They demanded the city planning department report be shared, an itemized accounting of how funds were spent, and copies of an unpublicized critical analysis. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn led the motion amid controversy over errors cited by city planners including a $100,000 addition error and a $72,000 multiplication mistake, with a potential $535,000 annual overestimate at another site. The dispute, not on the agenda, followed reports published by The Press Telegram.
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Los Angeles
County Board of Supervisors
Little Co
Sree
Arthur ‘Will
City Planning Department
Will
Little Ca
Kenneth Hahn
Panicky Woman Killed in Leap on Bayshore Freeway
On the Bayshore Freeway a frightened passenger jumped from a lurching car after a tire blowout and was killed. Mary Ellen Mackay, 53, of Los Angeles, leaped from the vehicle as Cecile A. Howard, 58, tried to calm her. Mackay had been nervous in cars since losing an eye in a prior accident.
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San Jose
Bayshore
Allan Nicholson
Mary Ellen Mackay
Los Angeles
Cecile A. Howard
Ninth Nevada nuclear test shocks observers at dawn
The ninth shot in the Nevada series blasted at 4 50 am lifting a blue purple flash and a mushroom cloud. Civil defense troops and 18 scientists in underground shelters reported no injuries while foreign observers from nine nations watched the blast from up to 13 miles away. The test, roughly 10 000 tons of TNT, produced a stinging dust cloud and a thunderlike crack across trenches and dugouts.
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Third P2V Crash Kills Crew of 10
HONOLULU Navy reports a Neptune patrol bomber from Patrol Squadron 28 exploded over the Pacific Tuesday, killing all 10 aboard. Divers recovered four bodies as the plane, on a four hour mission near Barbers Point, crashed 300 yards off the coast in 20 feet of water. Names to be released after next of kin notification.
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Pacific
Tueday
Italy
Navy
Hawaii
Patrol Squadron 28
Barbers Point Naval Air Station
Seven Clinton defendants vow appeal in criminal contempt verdict
Attorneys for seven Clinton defendants convicted of criminal contempt say they will appeal the federal court jury decision. The item appears in a newspaper list of where to find related content across pages and sections.
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