Civil Rights Bill details public accommodations provisions
The article outlines congressional debate on a sweeping civil rights bill, focusing on public accommodations. It covers outlawing segregation in private businesses serving the public, voting rights, desegregation speed, employment discrimination, and federal powers to enforce civil rights laws with possible penalties for noncompliance. It also notes exemptions for small lodgings and private clubs.
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Emeritus Mayo Clinic consultant argues insomnia stems from modern life and offers practical steps. He notes effects on work, suggests early bed, avoiding late mental effort, reading, routine, and selective use of sleep aids, while warning against overreliance. He cites barbiturates as helpful when needed and claims low risk of addiction with proper control.
Boys Club Plans Rifle Team Formation
A general meeting on January 29 invites boys who passed hunter safety to form a Boys Club rifle team. The club will shoot on the new five point range in the gym, built with $800 in donated materials. The Civilian Marksmanship Division has donated .22 rifles ammunition and targets for use. The team aims to compete with other area squads.
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Births at Baptist Hospital Informs Two New Arrivals
Mr and Mrs Bruce Cantrell of 4901 E Palomino welcomed a girl on January 17. Mr and Mrs Russell Upton of 8332 E Hazelwood welcomed a boy on January 19.
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Main arguments for and against a civil rights bill provision
The debate centers on barring discrimination in public accommodations and expanding voting rights. Supporters say it upholds equal protection, strengthens democracy, and boosts the U.S. economy while noting 30 states already enacted similar laws. Opponents call it unconstitutional, infringing on states rights and property owners, warn of bankruptcies, and doubt Congress power over interstate commerce.
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President Johnson outlines harsh poverty picture in America
Washington United Press International reports President Johnson presenting a grim view of poverty in the United States. He notes one fifth of 47 million families earn $3,000 or less and that poverty disproportionately hits non whites, with high poverty risk tied to low income, education gaps, and geographic dispersion.
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Notice of Bulk Sale for Desert Squire Assets
GENE GABLE and RICHARD KIEBEL co partnership The Desert Squire Scottsdale Arizona will sell stock in trade equipment fixtures and prepaid deposits to FRANCES LARSON. Sale completed January 28 1964 creditors must file claims by 11:00 A.M. January 28 1964 with Bellamak Zepp Mitchell Attorneys.
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