Vote Timetable Set for Rights Bill Amendment
The Senate aims to vote by midweek on a substitute amendment to the civil rights bill crafted by Mansfield and Dirksen. It would allow jury trials in certain contempt actions behind penalties over 30 days or fines above 300 dollars, aligning with a 1957 compromise, as debate stretches into day 40. The plan includes a rare Saturday session with Gore and Kuchel slated to speak.
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Washington
Senate
Eaders
Mike Wiansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Herman E. Talmadge
Dga
Sens
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Thomeas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Spring-Summer Printed Pattern No 4783 Ad
Misses pattern 4783 by Prva Palos Dress offers a sunbeam slim sheath jacket and a versatile spring-summer dress with yardage listed. Mail order details include cost 35 cents, add 15 cents for first class handling, and instructions to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
UNAME
Earthquake Wreckage Is Removed in Anchorage Fourth Avenue
Anchorage report describes demolition crews tearing down a four block stretch of Fourth Avenue after the March 27 quake. A giant earthslide dropped bars and shops 11 feet into a fissure, leaving rubble as contractors remove wreckage. Future of the sunken area uncertain. soil tests pending. A tentative city plan envisions a park and possible earthquake tourist site. Geologists warn the area remains hazardous for new buildings. Despite damage, about 90 percent of the business district functioned normally.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Fourth Avenue
Army Engineers
Sports Scene ACROSS 1 Greens game 5 Football term 9
Across entries form a crossword style clue set with terms for games terms and positions. The list includes football terminology and sports descriptors, plus related abbreviations and descriptors.
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Palm Leaf
Dust storms dust New England snow in 1933
The November 1933 dust storms of the Great Plains caused colored snow in New England with about 25 tons of dust per square mile deposited, a striking atmospheric impact recorded in the period.
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Great Plains
New England
Valley Seniors Award National Merit Scholar Front Royal student wins
Sally Lou Er, a Warres igh senior, earned a National Merit Scholarship in a school ceremony. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs Robert C. Spangler of Front Royal, she is Warren County’s first recipient from 44 National Scholars named from 30 Virginia schools. The award is funded by FMC Corporation and Randolph Macon Woman’s College will also award a scholarship.
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Schola Front Royal
Sally Louer
Warresigh
Robert C. Spangler
Front Royal
Warren County
Virginia
James E. Coor
Americanse
FMC Corporation
M Spangler’s College
Randolph Macon Woman’s College of
Ashland
Pro Reds Threaten Laotian Agreement
In Vientiane Pathet Lao denounced right wing demands to enlarge Souvanna Phouma’s coalition. Souk Vongsak condemned the junta efforts to sabotage peace and neutrality in Laos as rightists guard Vientiane and delay crisis settlement.
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Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Souk Vongsak
Souvanna
Local Man Honored for Invention
Bobby C. Layman and Lanny G. Burge received Navy honors for a paravane style underwater mine sweep device. Richard I. Rossbacher presented checks and citations at Dahlgren Virginia. Layman, 29, a VPI graduate, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Layman of 16 Glaize Ave.
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U. S. Navy
Bobby C. Layman
Lanny G. Burge
Richard I. Rossbacher
Naval Weapons Lab
Dahlgren
Layman
VPI
H. M.layman
Glaize Ave
Back Creek Raritan Club approves new member and aid
At its April meeting the Back Creek Raritan Club approved a new member Ross Far rar and voted to contribute 10 toward Barbara Woore’s trip to South America. Robert Dunn district forester spoke on reforestation and timber practices. The Heimskringla is a series of biographies by Snorri Sturluson and Icelanders.
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Back Creek Raritan Club
Ross Far
Barbara Woore
South America
Robert Dunn
Snorri Sturluson
Malaysians Vote Today on Stand Against Indonesia
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman urged a firm stand against Indonesian hostility as Malaysians vote in a state and parliamentary election. Polls show about 80 percent turnout and a race between Rahman’s Alliance and softer opposition lines amid security alerts for possible terrorism.
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Malaysia
Tunkur Abdul Rahman
Ber
Malaya
Singapore
Borneo
Sabah
Sarawak
Rahman
Indonesia
Alliance Party
Sukarno
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