Senate Clears Civil Rights Bill After Rules Committee Vote
The House Rules Committee voted 10-2 to advance a civil rights bill after blocking tactics by Chairman Smith and Rep. Colmer. A compromise plan grants limited powers to federal judges over contempt in voting rights cases and shapes how trials are held, with Senate action to follow and aims to adjourn by weekend. Vice President Nixon urged passage, stressing global stakes for Africa Asia and the Middle East.
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Senate Appropriations Committee Boosts Foreign Aid Fund
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted 14 to 7 to recommend 3.025 billion in new foreign aid funds, restoring 500.9 million of the 809.65 million cut by the House plus 667.05 million carryover, totaling 3.6927 billion. Lyndon Johnson signaled support for about half a billion more than the House figure, after breakfast with President Eisenhower.
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Japanese Trial Opens Over Girard Shooting Death
William S. Girard of Ottawa Illinois denied charges that he lured a brass scavenger to a firing range death in Maebashi Japan. Prosecutors added that he fired at four others before the grenade launcher fatal shot near Mrs Naka Sakai on January 30. The trial began in a crowded Japanese court with heavy security and heated public interest as relatives attended and observers watched.
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Itsuro Hayashi
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U. S. Supreme Court
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Hayashi
Somogahara
Kayoko Sakai
Camp Drew
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Catholics In Northwest Face Sunday Work Ban
Roman Catholics in Oregon Montana and Idaho face a Sunday work ban effective Sept 1. Archbishop Edward D. Howard and seven bishops publish a pastoral letter read at all masses. Exceptions exist for essential services. workers may attend Mass and may appeal to clergy in cases of doubt.
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Weather outlook: hot with variable clouds and showers
The forecast warns of continued heat with variable clouds and scattered showers and little overall temperature change. Yesterday peaked at 97 degrees while this morning dressed at 74, with only a trace of rain reported by the weather bureau yesterday.
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Goldwater Attacks Reuther Price Cut Plan in Senate
Senator Goldwater denounces Walter Reuther’s proposal for an average $100 auto price cut as phony and socialist, accusing the UAW leader of detesting free enterprise and demanding more federal spending. He cites Reuther’s 1934 Soviet America letter and warns businessmen against yielding to his influences.
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United States rejects Red China spy charge
The State Department angrily denounced Peiping’s accusation that the U S sought to use American newsmen as spies. It reaffirmed that U S will not allow Chinese reporters to enter the United States while authorizing 24 American correspondents to travel to Red China.
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Heron Acquires Globe Motel Along Proposed Route
Former Highway Commissioner James R. Heron, head of Arizona Savings & Loan Assn., reportedly owns a Globe motel fronting a planned highway alignment. Land transfers tied to Muegel and Vanderpool, with Hogman transfers to Heron Investment Co. followed by Willow Motel construction completed in March.
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Storm floods Winslow as Arizona storms lash region
Violent thunderstorms sparked a severe flash flood in Winslow causing floods in scores of homes and the evacuation of Winslow Memorial Hospital. In Prescott a 12 year old girl was killed by lightning as another 12 year old was injured. Guards aided evacuations and hospital patients were moved as sewage backed up. Authorities noted broken sewers and a broad five square mile flood area while Thunderstorms also touched Ft Huachuca and Grand Canyon with more showers forecast.
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Estel Lynn Hammon
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Bob Brisendine
Jim Garcia
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President Given Asian Flu Shot
President Eisenhower received an Asian flu vaccine during lunch break after possible exposures. Dr. Leroy Burney advised inoculation for those with heart or lung histories. Hauge Craven and Sgt Cliff showed symptoms but are not seriously ill. Officials expect broader vaccination for at risk staff as vaccine becomes available.
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Leroy E. Burney
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Eisenhower
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Thomas Craven Jr
White House
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Hauge
Buenos Aires
Craven
Tenta
Stock Prices Take Another Sharp Drop
New York stocks fell sharply in heavy trading late afternoon. Leading issues slipped from a few cents to about $3 a share after an early rally failed. The slide marked a new low from the July 1957 highs and continued last week's market decline amid broker notes of Wall Street uncertainty about post Labor Day business prospects, tight money, profits squeeze, and Middle East concerns.
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Middle East
Giants wallop Reds 17 3 as Sauer and OConnell homer
New York Giants pounded six Cincinnati pitchers for 19 hits, powered by Hank Sauer and Danny OConnell homers, and beat the Redlegs 17 to 3 to narrow the gap to six games. Amor took the loss, Monzant earned the win, as Cincinnati fell to fifth in 14-game span.
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Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow scan highlights
Inside the Citizen Income reports rising total personal and per capita incomes reaching new highs. Reuther notes United Auto Workers chief to push inflation fight. A Tucson doctor wins national golf crown in dramatic fashion. A mutilated body in a lake is definitively identified. Arizona Album and Comix Crossword on page 30. Public records, editorials, events, and movies featured in Tucson Tonight and Tomorrow.
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