22 Mar 1960
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1960
Page
1
In Warrenburg Colorado a conservation agent notes deer in Knob Noster Game Refuge stare at a television screen as they raid corn cribs on Ethie Adams farm. Heavy snowfall drives wildlife behavior near the Missouri grazing grounds.
Washington report shows Secretary of State Christian A. Herter describing the May 16 meeting with Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Western leaders as a gamble with uncertain payoff. He warned there are many chances for miscalculation but defended the administration line and affirmed no change in policy ahead of the summit.
Marshall County Grand Jury accuses John Doe of conspiring to hinder citizens from enjoying a warm spring. The panel asserts the alleged acts deprived western Kentucky residents of their right to sun and thought, amid a blizzard of controversial claims and political commentary.
The House approved a voting referee provision to aid Negroes against discrimination at the polls. A teller vote, 199-304, moved to modify the civil rights bill with a Democratic backed version while a separate referee mechanism faced opposition. Debate was cut off to advance the measure, with a final vote 192-112 and plans to reconsider amendments later in the week.
Richmond Virginia district court records show 21 year old John James Meenan pled guilty to robbing Mrs Francis Solari as she prayed in a Roman Catholic church. Sentence was handed down immediately.
Fragmentary text indicates a key voting provision linked to Howey, with emphasis on lingering discrimination considerations. The snippet mentions the action on the provision, timing to Wednesday, and sending to the Senate, alongside garbled OCR lines about press data and circulation audits.
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