Civil Rights Bill Reaches Bipartisan Compromise at Last
Congress moves toward passage of a civil rights measure shaping jury trials in criminal contempt, federal injunctions on voting rights violations, and penalties for unauthorized disclosure. Senate and House leaders expect quick action to adjourn next Friday with Eisenhower anticipated to sign.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
Dva
House
Three Gurnsey Sisters Die In Illinois Quarry
Three missing Gurnsey sisters Nancy 10 Ruthie 9 and Theresa 8 were found dead in an abandoned Dixon quarry after a 24 day search. Rescue workers unearthed the mud caked bodies about 35 feet below the rim as rain drenched clay aided the long effort.
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Dixon
Ill
John Gurnsey
Delbert Long
Sportings Goods
Oscar Smith
Theresa
J. Fred Hofmann
Pentagon admits waste at bases in Newfoundland Thule and more
Pentagon officials acknowledged millions of dollars in mishandled supplies at air bases in Newfoundland Labrador and Greenland. Investigators found large surpluses and poor recordkeeping with excess parts returned or buried. About 20 million in parts recovered, with another 33 thousand in scrap, while 14 million remains to be identified and returned.
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Washington
Pentagon
Newfoundland
Labrador
Greenland
McGuire
Army
Air Force
McClellan
D- Ark
Harmon
United States
Goose
Frobisher
Baffin Land
Thule
Traffic Toll Jumps to 37 in Pima County Three Die in Separate Crashes
Four men died in three crashes yesterday raising Pima County traffic deaths to 37. Victims were James Russell 80 John Judy 42 Charles LaViska 25 and James Last. Russell died when his pickup skidded and pinned him. Judy’s car left the road and flipped. LaViska and Roberts were killed when a large Oklahoma cattle truck rammed their parked truck on Benson Highway.
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Pima County
James
Victor Russell
W. Prince Rd
John Robert Judy
Crawford St
Nogales
Charles Paul LaViska
Polo
Russell
Sheriff's Deputies
Bobby J
North
Romero Road
Bring’s
Tucson Fire Department
Thelma
Judy
Ajo-Tucson
Arizona
Baron Diegel
Ajo
LaViska
Roberts
Oklahoma
Benson Highway
Tucson
David Lee Trent
E Reno
Okla
E. D. Velasco
Highway Patrol
Trent
Velasco
Highway Department
Los Angeles
Willcox
Bring
McCarthy
W. H. Judy
Buenos Aires
Argentina
University of Arizona
College of Engineering
Saugus
Mass
Madeline
James Jr
Phillip
Harry
George
John
Charles
Irene Roberts
Esther Hodorovich
Clifton, N. J
Blood Trail Leads To Dead End Mystery In Chandler
Chandler police appeal for help in solving a murder mystery with a bloody trail but no body. Clues include a forced shutter at a cottage at the San Marcos Hotel, blood stained sheets burned in bathtubs, and three missing bedsheets. A man’s trunks a woman’s brassiere and swimsuit were found in shrubbery nearby as investigators scour grounds and search missing persons files.
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Chandler
San Marcos
Ivan Williams
Williams
Jeanette Frances Branson
Tucson
Mary Bond
Phoenix
West
Soviet Pravda Brands Western Arms Proposals Useless
Moscow Pravda, the official Communist Party newspaper, rejected the latest Western disarmament proposals as useless. It accused the West of keeping prior conditions and trying to prevent a nuclear test cessation while reserving the right to use nuclear weapons in a future war.
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Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Soviet Union
London
President Eisenhower Acts As Co-Pilot On Flight To Farm
President Eisenhower sat in the co-pilot seat for a portion of an 80 mile 23 minute flight from Washington to Gettysburg where Col William G Draper praised his flying. Eisenhower held the controls briefly and then exited to a awaiting limousine bound for his nearby farm.
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Ike
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Washington
Col
William G. Draper
Air Force
Draper
Columbine III
Secret Service
Rain May End Soon as Weather Forecasts Improve
The weatherman says the prolonged rain will ease, with variable clouds tonight and tomorrow and scattered thunder showers mainly over mountains. Yesterday’s high reached 95 with a low of 72. tomorrow’s forecast calls for a 70 degree low and near 100 high. The rain should taper off by late August or early September.
Mother of 17 in 18 years at Blue Earth farm
Mrs. Francis Bleess from Blue Earth Minnesota has just given birth to her 17th child in 18 years a boy now five days old all children living and in good health. The family includes 11 boys and 6 girls with two sets of twins. She raises them with a flexible schedule and emphasizes helping the work automatically by older siblings.
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Blue Earth, Minn
Francis Bleess
Blue Earth
Constance
Pierre
Francine
Joseph
Jerome
Mark
Regina
Rita
Ronald
Richard
Patrick
Michael
Nick
Charles
Charlotte
Theresa
US envoy sent to Middle East over Syria threat
Lou Henderson, veteran diplomat, travels from Washington to the Middle East to assess how the United States and allies can counter Communist influence in Syria. He will meet Turkey's Adnan Menderes and leaders in Jordan and Iraq, amid Syria's pro Soviet military influence.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Lou Henderson
Middle East
United States
Syria
Henderson
Athens
Ankara
Turkey
State Department
Moscow
Adnan Menderes
Hussein
Jordan
Faisal
Iraq
Famous GI Heads Toward Court and Trial in Ja pan
The Citizen notes William Girard heads back toward headlines as he moves toward court and trial in Japan. Page 3 references his legal path and public interest surrounding the case.
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William Girard
Japan
Charlie
Esther Henderson Featured On The Town Art News
Esther Henderson is spotlighted in the On the Town Art News section with notes from the literary and cultural sphere. The page references Irving Kolodin and a Book Review by Kolodin, placing the feature within the arts coverage.
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Wees
Esther Henderson
the Town Art News
Irving Kolodin
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Bobby J. Russell
Northern Air Bases
Sion
Dixon, III
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
E. Perkins McGuire
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I. V. Hobart
Dulles
Ace
Mideast
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Lincoln White
Kay Carso
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