Congress rolls civil rights and foreign aid bills amid adjournment fever
Congress moved to pass a compromise civil rights bill aimed for mid afternoon while final action on the foreign aid appropriations bill totaling 3 025 660 000 was pursued by nightfall. Also under debate were FBI files protection and immigration measures as lawmakers faced adjournment pressures.
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Desegregation Begins in Nashville White Schools
In Nashville Tennessee Negro first graders began registering at previously all white schools without incident as the city becomes the first large southern city to desegregate. School Superintendent Bass and Assistant Superintendent Oliver toured 16 eligible schools reporting no disturbances.
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Editorial on government waste and defense cuts by Roseon Drummond
Ros eon Drummond argues today that effective and ongoing efforts by government agencies to reduce expenses and economize power must be recognized. He asserts that successful armed services cost-cutting reflects prudent management and public accountability.
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Roseon Drummond
Fire Rages In Village As Virus Fears Rise
Damaged Sank County department store suffered a complete loss after a blaze. In Reedsburg Wisconsin, forecasters warned of a mild autumn flu, while Health Service chief cautioned no evidence of drastic illness from Asian flu yet.
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Wisconsin Chooses McCarthy Successor
Wisconsin voters choose a successor to the late Senator Joseph R. McCarthy in a special election. Both major party candidates predicted victory as coverage notes pre election discussions and public health planning steps accompany the race.
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Lincoln Filene Dies Merchant Leader at 92
Lincoln Filene, 92, longtime head of William Filene’s Sons Co. of Boston and known as a major merchant prince, died at his summer home in Marston Mills Massachusetts. He described the influenza epidemic as serious and warned of strain on medical facilities if cases rose.
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Ford Edsel on road as price cuts foreseen in 1958 line
Ford announces price range for the Edsel from 2500 to 4900 dollars with about 200000 expected sales in 1958. Ford plans dealer network growth and anticipates higher costs but aims to stay competitive with Buick and DeSoto lines. A vaccine mention appears unrelated to the automotive news.
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Harriman Finds No Slave Labor Camps in Upstate Migrant Camps
Gov. Harriman announced investigations by the State Health and Labor Departments found no evidence of slave camps or peonage among upstate migrant labor camps. Violations of health and labor laws were found in about 264 of 1,000 camps but all were corrected.
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Labor Group Files Charges Against Hoffa
The AFL O10 Ethical Practices Committee filed its own charges against Teamsters Vice President James R. Hoffa. The committee announced a report alleging actions by Hoffa but did not specify the charges in detail.
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Teamsters mull charges as AFL-CIO ethics probe looms
Los Angeles report on the Teamsters Union Executive Board weighing responses to AFL-CIO charges of corrupt influences. President Dave Beck says a committee will study the initial allegations and present a recommendation, with a policy decision expected at the next session. The AFL-CIO plans to decide on ousting Teamsters from the merged labor movement at late September meetings.
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VFW encampment parade honors Gov Clement in Florida
Veterans of Foreign Wars hold their 58th annual encampment parade in MIAMI BEACH Florida with Governor Frank Clement of Tennessee as keynote. The event features a public veterans procession and ceremonial activities.
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Turtles Prompt Zoning Fight Over Boarding at MIAMY
Veronica Vladimiroff opposes a zoning rule that would force her to relinquish her turtle boarding operation. She argues she cannot give up the business and that the animals need her care. The dispute centers on land use and local regulations affecting her operation.
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Dulles Says Russia Missile Claim Won't Unsettle Balance
Secretary of State Dulles said the Soviet claim of an intercontinental ballistic missile test would not immediately alter the world military balance. He noted expert divisions on long range missiles vs jet bombers and that American estimates favor the Strategic Air Force for now. He stressed Washington doubts Moscow has achieved a sudden breakthrough and that much was already known. President Eisenhower conferred with Republican leaders on Syria, with Senator Knowland calling the situation serious as talks focus on preventing Syria from becoming a Soviet satellite. Henderson will hold an extraordinary session with U.S. ambassadors on Middle East dangers, while official policy gathering continues on the Syrian crisis. No Red Chinese entry requests have been received.
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