Case Eyes Early Push for Civil Rights Legislation
Senator Clifford Case and a bipartisan group plan to start maneuvering on the first day of the new Congress to push civil rights laws. They aim to ally with northern Democrats, challenge the two thirds rule on debate, and press for broader federal protections for Negroes and minorities with Kennedy's backing viewed as likely.
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Potatoes and Politics Split School Board Ruling
Orleans Parish school board seeks to keep public schools segregated pending a final decision while amid demonstrations and arrests over integration. The board leader stresses commitment to public education, amid tensions with state officials and a federal judge. In a separate report, Japan begins construction of its first nuclear power station, a $79 million project near Tokyo set for completion in 1963.
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Train Rams Truck Near Tulare Killing California Couple
A septic tank truck was struck by a Southern Pacific freight train a mile north of Tulare, California, killing Farmersville couple Ross Chrisman, 57, and his wife Callie, 54. They were thrown from the demolished truck at the scene.
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