Democrats Back Civil Rights Fight in Housing Bill
Three Democratic senators Douglas Humphrey and Taylor pledged support to fight the antisegregation Bricker Cain amendment to the long range housing bill. They say civil rights remain but prefer handling in separate legislation as they expect the amendment to be defeated.
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Minnesota
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South Carolina
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Science May Prevent But Never Cure Cancer, Researcher Claims
Brown University cancer expert Dr J Walter Wilson says cancer may be a symptom of various diseases and that mankind may only achieve prevention rather than a single cure. He notes diet, viruses, and X rays influence cancer, with multiple causes likely and no universal remedy.
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Theft Reports Shocks Local Businesses and School
Police report multiple thefts across the area. BuhP Optical Co at 104 Market lost 37 dollars after intruders broke in via a fire escape. Wells School principal M. E. Gilmore says the building was ransacked Tuesday night. June Lee reports 43 dollars missing from her purse at the Diamond restaurant 703 Mahoning rd NE. A cash drawer theft of 15 dollars occurred at Minit Man Auto Car Wash 916 Market area after a window break.
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3Rd St NE
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