Southerners May Wreck Bill On Civil Rights
The House civil rights bloc warned southerners may derail the civil rights bill by pushing a jury trial amendment. Debates proceed as officials expect a final vote late next week and plan for about thirty more amendments after four days of debate.
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House
Civil Rights Bloc
Iners
Congressional
Clinton P. Anderson
Eisenhower
Russia
Britain
Anderson
Joint
Congressional Radiation Subcommittee
Richardson
Justice Department
Texas
Sid Richardson
Earl Chudoff
D.-Pa
House Government Operations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
No Immediate Ban On Tests Policy Summary
The article reports U S and Soviet positions on nuclear test bans. President stresses a broader disarmament framework with inspection to end tests only if a treaty eliminates atomic weapons and ensures verification. Bulganin at Geneva pushes for immediate cessation of tests and a ban on atomic and hydrogen weapons without emphasizing inspections.
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United States
Bulganin
International Labor Organization
Geneva
Soviet Union
Russia
Bakers Union Funds Probe Hearings Set
McClellan announced Bakers Union hearings will cover misuse of union funds local unions under trusteeships and alleged improper management labor relations. He cited possible extortion or bribery and noted dozens of complaints from dues paying members about undemocratic practices.
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McClellan
Bakers Union
Scouts to Hold Cub-O-Ree Sunday
Vigo District Cub-O-Ree schedules two gatherings at Camp Wildwood and Tampane Company site. Herman Seidel and Wayne Roberts chair respective groups. Events include three legged racing ball toss and wheelbarrow races with ribbons for top three in each age group and a first place for the pack. All participants receive a pocket patch and a picnic is available after awards.
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Vigo
Camp Wildwood
Tampane Company
Terre Haute
Herman Seidel
Wildwood
Wayne Roberts
William Lamm
Navy Pilots Die in Cruiser Collision Off California
Two Navy pilots Cmdr Milton Dennis 40 of Los Altos and Lt (j.g.) John W Thompson 26 of Sunnyvale were identified after a collision of two single seat attack bombers about 400 miles west of Los Angeles during carrier maneuvers. Both pilots were believed dead.
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Calif
Navy
Los Angeles
Cmdr
Milton Dennis
Los Altos
J.g
John W. Thompson
Sunnyvale
Teen Sitters On Main Line Poolside Work Duo
In Philadelphia on June 6 9 a pair of teen aged babysitters work together in tandem at homes with swimming pools on the fashionable Main Line. One minds the children while the other enjoys a swim, reflecting the era's pooling of tasks.
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Philadelphia
Main Line
King 73 Strangled Self in Dunkirk Residence
Lice reported that Nathan O. King age 73 of Dunkirk strangled himself with an electric cord near here Wednesday night. Authorities learned the victim was in failing health.
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Lice
Nathan O. King
Dunkirk
Here
Airline distance from San Francisco to New York noted
The distance between San Francisco and New York is listed as 2 568 miles in the record.
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San Francisco
New York
Mexican Train Crash Kills Dozens Near Cortazar
A freight train collided with a crowded passenger train near Cortazar in central Mexico killing at least 20 people and injuring about 30. A Red Cross official warned the death toll could rise to 40.
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Cortazar
Mexico
Red Cross
Driving instructor killed in collision in Jasper
James H. Miller, 34, of Jasper, was killed Wednesday night while teaching a teenage girl to drive. The accident happened in Jasper as Miller attempted to instruct the learner.
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Jasper, Ind
James H. Miller
Jasper
Nixon offers best wishes to Truman on birth of grandson
Vice President Nixon spoke to the General Federation of Women's Clubs at Asheville North Carolina and offered congratulations and best wishes to former President Truman on the birth of his grandson.
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Asheville
N. C
Nixon
Truman
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Car Crash Claims Jasper Youth Driver in Memorial Hospital
Miller died in Memorial Hospital after a Jasper car driven by 14 year old Carol Warthan lost control on a corner. State police described the vehicle climbing a steep embankment, striking a garage, crossing an alley, and crashing into another garage with the girl only slightly injured.
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Miller
Memorial Hospital
Carol Warthan
Jasper
Labor hearing enters third day against Glas-Col
The National Labor Relations Board hearing on alleged unfair practices by Glas-Col Apparatus Co entered its third day in the Federal Building. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers claims three employees were dismissed in November 1956 to discourage union activity and that piece-rate increases were tied to the same motive. Trial Examiner C. W. Whitmore of Washington, D. C. presides.
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National Labor Relations Board
Glas-Col Apparatus Company
Federal
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
A.F.L.C.L0
C. W.whitmore
Washington, D. C
Elevator operator Demastus runs late after rain and buses
John Franklin Demastus, a State Office Building elevator operator in Richmond, arrives three minutes late citing rain and transportation woes. He says he has not been late in 13 years despite a tire going flat and multiple bus changes.
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Richmond
John Franklin
Demastus
State Office
Sai Demastus
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