Civil Rights Bill Progress Seen After Half Century
The piece traces the civil rights bill from early failed attempts to a current push, noting gains in both the House and Senate. Rep. Emanuel Celler cites a shift in House attitude after protests and violence, while Sen. Strom Thurmond acknowledges a more liberal Senate aiding passage prospects.
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Global quake tolls and historic large earthquakes noted
UNESCO seismology expert Dr. E M Fournier d Albe cites that since 1900 earthquakes kill about 15 000 people annually. China bears the heaviest losses with historic deaths including 830 000 in 1556 and 180 000 in 1920.
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Sukarno Says Let Us Eat Corn Amid Malaysia Crisis
UPI analysis notes U S pressure on Sukarno after a velvet glove approach gave way to the big stick. Bundy warned of cutting aid as Sukarno orders 21 million volunteers to crush Malaysia, threatening North Borneo guerrilla actions and widening regional tensions.
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Independence Movement
Kuala Lumpur
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