Civil Rights Foes Lose 3 Senate Tests in Pre-Dawn Vote
The Senate defeated three southern resistance moves to civil rights legislation in a pre-dawn session. Civil rights advocates pressed forward, defeating the measures 64 to 6 and 65 to 7 as they opened a broader push to break the filibuster and advance the Eisenhower civil rights bill. The roll calls included 92 year old Theodore F. Green among the weary lawmakers.
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Christian Science Healing Lecture at Broadway Theatre
Joseph Lingen Wood C S D member of The Mother Church will speak on The Science of Seeking and Finding Truth at 10 45 Friday morning March 4 Broadway Theatre admission three free nursery at Alamo Heights church Cloverleat Alamo Heights complete notice without photographs or extraneous details
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Good Bill Seen by LBJ Good Bill seen by LBJ in Senate filibuster remarks
Senator Johnson spoke late Tuesday in Washington about a forthcoming civil rights bill he called a good measure to protect voting rights for all citizens. He warned the Senate would be hurt if a filibuster stalled progress and defended Texas officials including Henry Gonzalez and El Paso Mayor Raymond Telles as examples of minority leadership.
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Street Lights Installed Across City Districts
The City Public Service board installed 121 street lights in February including 58 resident lights. Board manager L F Boutden notes 63 mercury vapor lights were placed on Culebra from Bandora to Santa Maria Yuena Vista from Murray to 8 Picoso and from Shove dr to W Commerce, and on W Travis from Sante Rosa to San Saba.
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Space bill approved for NASA funding in next year
The house space committee approved a bill authorizing 915 million dollars for the national space program in the upcoming fiscal year. The amount matches the administration request of 15 million dollars plus an additional 113 million dollars requested last month by President Eisenhower.
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Finch Appeal Linas: Jury to hear final murder trial notes
Los Angeles reports final appeal steps in the roiling case of surgeon R Bernard Finch. Wealthy socialite doctor faces trial for the July 18 death of Mrs Barbara Jean Finch. Jury instructions loom as prosecutors prepare two days of summations.
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