Senate Liberals Battle To Patch Rights Bill
Senate liberals push to salvage a battered civil rights bill amid House-Senate talks. The 16 member committee considered 32 amendments, 15 approved and 17 rejected as Dirksen backs public hearings and Kefauver amendments. Unclear fate as debate begins.
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Washington
UPI
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Judiciary Group
Everett M. Dirksen
Earier
James G
Earth
Fulton
World In A Spin In Cuba China Arms Debate Stirs
A collection of brief items notes Luis Conte Aguero seeking asylum at the Argentine Embassy in Cuba era tensions. In England a hotel suite for brain surgeons is nicknamed the nut cracker. Princess Margaret inspects a submarine in Gare Loch and learns periscopes work. The South Bend Tribune buys two Maryland papers. Detroit's Walker Cisler comments on nuclear power pace. The East Coast alarm system for detecting nuclear blasts set to operate by May. Billy Graham urges reforms to curb Africa nationalist movements. Turner couple marks 76th anniversary. Mr Turner is 100. A Fort Worth drugstore sign proclaims Accuracy counts. Various stock market and political comments follow.
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Turner
Soviet Meeting Aims to Unite Press Leaders
Moscow officials disclosed a planned gathering to unite press leaders of the USSR. The exact date and participants were not announced.
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Ussr
Cancer Prevention Seen as Best Weapon by Experts
A UPI report from Louisville recounts a three-expert panel on cancer prevention versus treatment at a seminar by the American Cancer Society. Government, industry, and medical researchers discuss environment related risks and calls for probes and publicizing hazards despite disagreement on removal feasibility.
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Medical Research Division
Essel
Two Men Convicted of Clutter Slayings to Hang
An all male jury in Garden City Kansas found ex convict Richard Hickock and Perry Smith guilty of murdering Herbert Clutter Bonnie Clutter and two children Kenyon and Nancy. They ordered the pair hanged by the neck until dead. The convicts admitted the slayings and motions for a new trial were filed by their attorneys.
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Perry Edward Smith
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Hickock
Herbert Clutter
Eisenhower
Federal Farm Credit Board
Bonnie
Kenyon
Nancy
Jury wants definite penalties in Motherwell case
In Downieville California jurors oppose both gas chamber and seven year life terms for Larry Lord Motherwell. Nine women and three men awarded life with a minimum of 25 years recommended by Superior Judge Warren Steel. Jurors advocate a definite penalty by jurors rather than a single judge decision amid California capital punishment debate linked to Chessman.
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Calif
UPD
Larry Lord Motherwell
Motherwelil
First Decree
Pearl Putney
Washington, D.C
Taber
Warren Steel
Motherwell
California
United Press International
Vernon Huffman
William Bosworth
Goodyears Bar
Caryl Chessman
State Senate Judiciary Committee
Edmund G. Brown
Chessman
Payroll Tax Hike Could Follow Social Security Liberalization
Washington reports growing likelihood Congress will raise payroll taxes for higher earners as House Ways and Means backs liberalizing Social Security benefits. A rise from 4800 to 6000 in earnings base could fund new features without an across the board tax hike, boosting future retirement benefits for those taxed. The plan may also expand coverage to about 160,000 private doctors, the last self employed group excluded.
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Ways & Means
Decision On Lake Water Hearing Due
Washington senators weigh holding public hearings on a Chicago Lake Michigan water intake expansion for a one year test. Senator Paul H. Douglas predicts bleak prospects, citing a hostile committee and limited options as he pushes the issue.
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UPI
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Paul H. Douglas
D-1
Foreign Relations Committee
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Alexander Wiley
R-Wis
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Douglas
Smathers Criticizes Butler Attacks On Dixieland
Sen George Smathers of Florida condemned Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler for challenging Southern loyalty and warned his remarks could drive the South from the party. As Senate campaign chief Smathers said such statements worsen divisions and weaken Democratic unity ahead of the convention.
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UPI
Paul M. Butler
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Butler
George Smathers
D-Fla
United Press International
Smathers
Senate
Florida
National Party
Democratic Party
Missile transition ends as last anti-aircraft guns closed
The Missile Transition Army will remove the final anti-aircraft guns in the North American air defense system by June 30, completing the transition with 0 missiles. Camp Lucas in Sault Ste. Marie Michigan will close and the 2nd Gun Battalion 68th Artillery will be inactivated.
Film strike settlement near after 23 days
SAG and the seven major movie studios reached a tentative formula for a new contract ending a 23 day strike. A spokesman stated talks had progressed toward a settlement as a vote by SAG and AMPP leaders neared.
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Royal Visitors mums payments tied to post 1990 film profits
The article notes payments to actors from Norwegian and Swedish royalties and a 1 to 6 percent share of gross profits for distribution rights in films produced after February 1, 1990. It also mentions a strike beginning March 7 halting work at seven studios including United Artists and MGM.
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Old King Coal Gets Big Boost
Washington reports a National Coal Policy Conference banquet will feature opera singer and Shakespearean scholar joining coal leaders to press Congress for equal treatment of coal with oil and gas. John L. Lewis may dominate as coal operators present a Shakespeare edition to him amid a campaign for tax benefits.
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UPD
America
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United Mine Workers
National Coal Policy Confernce, Inc
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Levis
Samuel Johnson
Lewis
Crippled Plane Lands Safely at Shannon Airport
An American DC 4 airliner from Newark to Rosy dam limped to Shannon after a port side engine failed about a thousand miles off the Irish coast. Seven crew and five company personnel were aboard the Seven Seas aircraft. It landed safely on three engines.
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Seven Seas Co
Newark
Rosie Dam
Lorain County Printing Co newspaper masthead note
The fragment shows the Lorain County printing and publishing firm in Elyria Ohio with location at 223 East Ave. It lists rates for mail subscription and delivery in Elyria and surrounding counties and references a March 36 1900 date.
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