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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1963

Page

9

Delay Bid to Extend Civil Rights Commission

Washington action to renew the Civil Rights Commission was delayed to Monday when it would technically expire. The panel has a 60 day windup period, and Senator Hubert Humphrey said a one year extension bill would be brought up Thursday. Senator Richard Russell announced opposition from the Dixie group to clearing the unanimous consent needed to move the bill.

Washington (P Senate Civil Rights Commission Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Richard B.russell D-Ga Dixie Forces Agriculture Department

Bray Questions NIH Newlyweds Peek-A-Boo Project

Representative William G. Bray of Indiana criticizes the Child Research Bureau of the National Institutes of Health for plans in a $5.4 billion appropriations bill to fund researchers observing newlyweds and couples with small children through one way mirrors. Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin also questions the project and seeks a subcommittee review.

Washington William G. Bray R-Ind Child Research Bureau The National Institutes of Health House Dr. Peek-A-Boo Bray Melvin R. Laird, R. Wis Appropriations Subcommittee

Greek Synod boycotts Rhodes conference with Vatican talks

ATHENS Greek Orthodox Synod, a 12 member body, upheld its stand against dealing with the Vatican and will boycott the Rhodes meeting. Delegates from 11 Orthodox churches will decide observers for the Vatican Ecumenical Council, while Patriarch Athenagoras favors observers.

Athens Greece Greek Orthodox Synod Rhodes Synod Athenagoras of Instanbul

Forest Lawn offers low cost funeral option at $145

Writers claim high dying costs, but Forest Lawn touts a $145 funeral with 1962 figures showing 528 families chose it. Operated as mortuary and cemetery in one location under one management, savings are passed to families. Prices clearly marked and selection is private with no sales pressure. Forest Lawn Mortuary and Memorial Park Cypress 4471 Lincoln Avenue.

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