Nixon in Talks With Negro Leader on Civil Rights Move
Vice President Nixon meets with Montgomery pastor Rev. Martin Luther King Jr to discuss civil rights as House leaders push a measure past the Judiciary Committee. Southerners plan a caucus if Nixon rules to bypass committee and send the bill to the Senate calendar.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
Montgomery
Ala
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Martin Luther King
South
King
Ghana
Eisenhower
Sen. Knowland
California
Judiciary Committee
State Department Refuses Newsman Passport Renewal
Washington The State Department tentatively refused to renew newsman William Worthy passport after a hearing. The decision, still subject to final approval, can be appealed to a State Department board and then to the courts. Worthy, with the Baltimore Afro-American, had defied a travel ban to Red China last December. His passport expired March 4 and renewal was denied when he filed the application. He testified at a passport hearing on April 29.
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Washington
State Department
William Worthy
Worthy
Baltimore
Red China
Bourges Maunoury Becomes France's Youngest Premier Since 1883
Maurice Bourges Maunoury, 42, confirmed by a 240 to 194 vote, leads France after a three week cabinet crisis. He promises vigorous action in Algeria, tax increases, and reduced nonmilitary spending backed by Socialists and most conservatives.
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Paris
National Assembly
Maurice Bourges- Maunoury
France
Assembly
Bourges-Maunoury
Bourges - Maunoury
Guy Mollet
Mollet
Radical Socialist Party
Middle Road
Lone Wolf
Pierre Mendes-France
Bourges
Bank of France
Algeria
Adenauer Hurt In Plane Crash Landing
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer was slightly injured when his plane encountered an air pocket during a three day Austria visit. He wore a plaster patch on his face and traces of blood were visible as he stepped from the aircraft in Vienna.
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Vienna
INS
Konrad Adenauer
Austria
Senate Leaders Back Foreign Aid Bill as Passage Looms
Senate leaders pledged full support for the 3.637 billion dollar foreign aid authorization. President Eisenhower called passage without major changes the administration’s top legislative priority. Senator Knowland said the bill is good and deserves Senate support while Senator Long plans amendments to cut up to 390 million dollars, and the Foreign Relations Committee has already trimmed 100 million from the military aid total.
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Washington
INL
Senate
Eisenhower
Lyn
Don B. Johnson
GOP
Sen
William F. Knowland
Knowland
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
Long
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Circus Fans Leader Denies Death Talk Amid Boom
Los Angeles report quotes outgoing Circus Fans of America Asia president Gil Conlinn denying decline in the circus business. He says 25 circuses are on the road and all are making money as Herman Linden of Aurora NL is elected the new president. Jake Posey, 94, disputes the rebound, noting changes from horses to trucks marked the end.
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Circus Fans of
America
Asia
Gil Conlinn
Association
Jake Posey
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Herman Linden
Aurora
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Sarasota
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H Wood & Co
Main ST
Pacific
Imperial
G.E
Mars
Jane
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