House Passes Four Point Civil Rights Bill
The measure would establish a presidentially appointed commission to study civil rights developments for a little over two years. It also creates a separate civil rights division in the Justice Department and authorizes federal action to prevent denial of voting and other civil rights.
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LAVOP Lotion claims quick relief for eye troubles
An advertisement promotes LAVOP Lotion Eye-Cup with promise of prompt relief for sore inflamed itching and burning eyes and offers money back. Available at druggists. The rest of the page covers federal court politics and post office funding debates.
Electrifying Nottingham milk shake shocks cows
The Nottingham mayor activated automatic milk machines at a dairy festival causing a short circuit that jolted and excited a herd of Jerseys. Cows kicked and mooed as the machines sparked, creating a lively scene driven by the electric event.
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House panel eyes 133 million for atomic energy service
Thur E. Summerfield says normal service can run from July 1 with 133 million funding. Subcommittee members expect Summerfield to maintain operations without the full amount. AEC head Clinton Anderson notes Eisenhower appointees face long Senate committee review. Durham favors reappointing Thomas Murray before June 30.
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City Attorney Seeks Indiana Supreme Court Petition
City Attorney files petition with the Indiana Supreme Court arguing for swift action on annexation. The court ends hearings on appeals by month end as budgets for the new year loom in August. Four Harrison Township residents win a remand to reinstate their appeal. Mayor Ralph Tucker calls the matter an emergency demanding a rapid ruling.
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Grand Jurors Hear Craig Over State Highway Investigations
Craig told the Indianapolis grand jury he was willing to let a statewide probe of right of way transactions proceed if wanted. Lake County officials linked the inquiry to Tri State Expressway land deals, while Peters family ties and a suspension tied to stock sale authority underscored political tensions around the Craig administration.
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Ban on Stock Sales Lifted in Indianapolis
Floyd Finance Corp of New Albany with two state official directors won approval from state securities commissioner Hugh A. Thornburg to resume stock sales. Thornburg lifted his suspension today marking the revival of public offerings.
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Two Pleas Entered in Vigo Court on Assault Case and Vehicle Theft
In Vigo Circuit Court Judge Herbert Criss heard two criminal pleas. William Edward Coleman pleaded not guilty to assault and battery on a 12-year-old girl, with trial set for June 24. Kenneth Wayne Orman pleaded guilty to vehicle taking and the plea was taken under advisement until June 25. Both defendants were represented by Warren Everett, pauper attorney.
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Husband Routs Process Server in City Court
A 31 year old Donald Pennell chased a sheriff's deputy with a poker and threatened his wife during a dispute. Pennell pleaded not guilty to failure to provide and disorderly conduct with bond set at 1000 dollars. In a separate case Chester Gooch Dillard was arrested for drunken driving after weaving on the highway and stopping at multiple signs. Dillard pleaded not guilty and case continued to July 8 with 500 dollar bond.
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Freeze Response Turns Fatal for Wildlife
The text notes that some animals freeze when confronted by a specific predator, a reaction that can lead to their death as they cannot flee or defend themselves.
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