Passage Of Rights Bill Nears Final House Vote
In Washington the House moves toward final approval of a broad civil rights bill with a key housing provision under challenge. Voting shifts to late today after section by section review, with potential roll calls on the homeowner exemption and the fate of the bill’s core anti discrimination and federal enforcement provisions.
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Washington
House
William C. Cramer
Rfla
Cramer
James C. Corman
Dcalif
Drought Touches Frederick County as August Rainstalls
Frederick County endures an unusually dry August with only .18 inch of rain by mid month, 29 percent of the month and well below the 24 to 40 year average. Rescue Squad volunteers report a quiet night with no calls for accidents or illness from 3:34 p.m. yesterday to 9:30 a.m. today, marking a rare lull after a year with 1 020 calls.
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Frederick County
Lansing Police Use Tear Gas on Gangs
Police used tear gas on youths throwing fire bombs bricks and sticks at cars in Lansing during the second night of racial unrest. Four people were shot none seriously while clergymen aided police in keeping crowds off the streets as about 250 officers patrolled the city and arrests were made.
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Michigan
Mich
Max Munninghan
Murninghan
Kenneth Faiver
Christo Rey Church
Horetown
Ceiling Zero for Strike Settlement
Washington AP report on stalled airline labor talks as House Commerce Committee summons top union and management negotiators to a session amid fading hopes for ending the month old strike involving 35 000 AFL CIO members. Testimony from Union President P L Siemiller and chief negotiator William J Curtin noted eight hour talks as FAA officials warned of no clear plan to resume negotiations.
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Senates
Afl-Cio International Association of Machineists
P. L. Siemiller
William J. Curtin
White House
Labor
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Miami
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Last Session Tonight for 3 Councilmen
Tonight's City Council meeting will be the last for three members H. W. Butler Jr., Eugene F. Dearing Sr., and Ralph L. Hardy. Butler completes his fourth term and has chaired Public Safety for 14 years. Dearing ends his second four-year term and has chaired Water and Sewer. Hardy chairs Ordinance and ends his first term. New councilmen B. B. Dutton Jr., Roy W. Bayliss Jr., and Julian K. Armel take office Sept. 1 after the June 14 election. A public hearing at 7:30 will consider two rezoning ordinances for Fairmont Ave areas from R-5 to R-4 and M-1 to R-5, plus Planning Commission recommendation on Hawthorne rezoning on W Amherst St for an apartment project and medical building.
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H. W. Butler, Jr
Eugene F. Dearing
Ralph L. Hardy
Butler
Public Safety Committee
Dearing
Hardy
Fairmont Ave
Planning Commission
Hawthorne
W. Amherst St
Lunar Orbiter Poised To Orbit Moon For Photographic Recon
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Lunar Orbiter a flying photography lab prepared for launch to orbit the moon and photograph the far side and nine potential astronaut landing sites. An Atlas Agena rocket would lift off between 2 03 p m and 4 42 p m EDT sending the 850 pound spacecraft on a 238 944 mile trip. If successful it would be the first U S payload to orbit the moon.
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Lunar Orbiter
Moon
United States
Soviet Union
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Earth
Wanted Experienced Mechanic Top Pay and Other Benefits
Pine Motor Co advertises for an experienced mechanic offering top pay and benefits. Also notes a correction to Leggett's ad from Saturday: Friday closing hour should be 8 p.m.
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Leggett’s
Board to Seek Drought Relief
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors will notify Virginia Governor Godwin to urge the Agriculture Secretary to release surplus corn and hay for immediate relief for drought-stricken livestock and dairy farmers. Local dairyman Fred Stine cites five years of drought with worsening conditions and selling breeding stock to survive.
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Virginia
Frederick County
Old Orchard Burns on Ridge
An old peach orchard on Gold's Hill at Apple Pie Ridge burned yesterday around noon. Clearbrook and Round Hill fire companies answered the alarm and spent about an hour extinguishing the blaze. Children were reportedly playing in the orchard before the fire. Shawnee was later called out at 5:30 p.m. to a grass fire at the Holliday Inn on Route 11, south, and fought it for about half an hour.
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Apple Pie Ridge
Clearbrook
Round Hill
Hollieday Inn
Route 11
Record 139 U.S. combat missions in Vietnam strike North
North Viet Nam anti aircraft defenses downed more U.S. planes as American jets pounded the north in a record 139 combat missions. Losses grew with ten planes downed since Sunday and reports of at least 85 enemy dead in the central highlands near Ia Drang.
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South Viet Nam
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Air Force
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Dong Hoi
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
U.S. Army
Pleiku
Virginia Warms With Moist Southerly Air
Richmond AP reports a flow of moist southerly air will bring partly cloudy, warm and humid weather to Virginia today.
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Richmond
Virginia
Oven Baked Pretzels and Bank Stock Ad
An ad lists MMMMM Good bakery pretzels for sale alongside a bartered stock offer. It promotes 100 shares of FM Bank stock at 52 dollars per share with a contact number 662 8590 for inquiries.
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