Senate Rejects Rights Bill Amendments in Deadlock
The Senate votes 63 to 23 against a property rights measure offered by Senator Byrd. A separate 69 to 25 vote defeats an amendment to kill the title authorizing portion. Senate leaders anticipate final passage later in the week before returning the bill to the House.
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Transit Strike Swamps Los Angeles Freeways Into Major Jam
A bus drivers strike shuts all public transportation across four counties in Southern California. Downtown traffic jams spike as police urge nonessential travel, with off duty officers deployed at key intersections and parking full. MTA serves about 700,000 daily riders as wage dispute stalls negotiations.
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Florida Governor Grants Police Power in Davis Action
In St Augustine Florida Gov Farris Bryant assumed enforcement of law transferring full powers to Davis while directing that both he and the police chief report daily on the situation. The move centers on restoring order and extending the governor’s authority during the crisis.
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Mrs Scranton Pushes Scranton Toward Presidential Bid
Pennsylvania first lady Mary Scranton reportedly gave her husband the final push to enter the Republican presidential race. Gov. William Scranton announced plans in Baltimore after a dinner at the Indiana Gap executive mansion. Mary Scranton had previously opposed the move but acknowledged they discuss major decisions together.
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MSU Fire Destroys The Shack Building On Campus
At Montana State University Missooula the wooden Shack known as Cook Hall burned in a controlled fire. Firefighters contained the blaze in 90 minutes with the Forestry Building paint scorched. MSU President Robert Johns said the space would be used for parking. The 1918 structure housed the journalism program founded by Deana Arthur Stone.
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JFK Planned Rest Of Life Teaching Writing
The report states President Kennedy intended to spend the rest of his life teaching writing and public affairs. He planned to base operations in Boston with a library and seminars at Harvard and nearby colleges, and to write while engaging with politicians and civil servants.
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Scranton’s Push Hinges on Unpledged Delegates
AP survey shows Goldwater at 618 first ballots with 345 rock hard votes. Scranton targets 273 delegates open to wooing as he begins Iowa stops and eyes Kansas Minnesota Missouri Colorado through the week. If Goldwater gains 70 more Texas and Montana votes, he nears the 655 needed for first ballot nomination and Scranton pursues unpledged delegates.
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Polish Communists Back Russia in Red Struggle
Warsaw reports Communist party chief Wladyslaw Gomulka aligned with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev in a show of unity amid Sino Soviet tensions. Gomulka condemned U S policy on Cuba and Laos while endorsing a world communist summit and noting China's hesitation to convene.
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Forest Service Allocates 500000 for Montana Work
Helena Montana Rep Arnold Olsen says the Forest Service has allotted 500000 to the 1964 budget ending June 30 to speed flood area repairs. Most funds go to road construction and repairs with 150000 set for protection and management. Estimated forest damage tops 3.5 million. Plans aim to improve recreation areas for summer use.
Welfare and pension plan participation tops 22 million in U S
The United States reports over 22 million people participate in private welfare and pension plans. This figure highlights the reach of employee benefit programs across the nation.
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Racing Firm Director Admits Tests on British Highways
Charles Hurlock of A. C. Cars acknowledged that drivers tested new race cars on a British public highway at speeds up to 183 mph. He criticized using public roads as tracks and noted no speed limit on certain expressways. Police alerted to 180 mph plus speeders ahead of Le Mans practice. RAA warned of danger if firms set dangerous norms.
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