Federal School Aid Vote Now Possible
Washington House Rules Committee action edged toward votes on civil rights and federal school aid bills. Committee split on party lines 7-3 and 6-4, with Southern Democrats opposing. Republicans split. Civil rights plan would empower courts and federal action, while the school bill authorizes 400 million dollars annually for four years, with a key amendment tying aid to desegregation compliance.
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House Rules Committee
House
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Senate
Congress
Smith
Colmer
Miss
Trimble
Ark
Co Allen
Delaney
Madden
D-Ind
O'Neill
D-Mass
Bolling
D-Mo
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Ellsworth
R-Ore
Alen
Hornberry
D-Tex
Latham
Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Cellar
Democratic Party
Keating
R-N.y
Justice Department
Rep
Powell
D-N. Y
Supreme Court
Colorado Fears Loss Of Herds
Colorado faces a drought crisis that threatens the livestock based economy across eastern counties. Officials warn of heavy cattle liquidation as dry winds and heat drain pastures and water sources. State director Leavitt Booth vows a survey of about 16 counties to aid distressed ranchers while Cattlemen’s Association leader David Rice notes ongoing heavy herd reductions and widespread selling to mountain pastures or markets.
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Farmer’s Home Administration
Booth
David G. Rice
The
Colorado Cattlemen's Assn
Richmond Cigarette Factories Hit 110 Billion Mark
Richmond cigarette factories produced 110 billion cigarettes in 1955, the third highest total in city history and the 23rd straight year over one hundred billion.
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Richmond
Foster Faces Court Trial On Narcotics Charge
Louis Foster, 30, will face Superior Court action for unlawful possession of narcotics after deputies found marijuana valued at 2000 tucked in a rolled cloth under his shirt during a June 3 arrest. A preliminary hearing in Justice Court led to the case being sent to the higher court. Deputy Ralph Marmion arrested him as he alighted from a Nogalesbound bus. he was described as a cafe bus boy by officers.
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Louis Foster
Justice Court
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Ralph Marmion
Nogales
Pigeon Joins Ship At Sea
A Cunard liner Ascania en route to Montreal reports a stowaway pigeon joined the ship about 1,500 miles from Britain. A crew member found the exhausted bird on the rear deck Wednesday night. Officials suggest the pigeon followed another arriving in Canada. Ornithologists note the flight was unusually long.
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Cunard
Ascania
Britain
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