Move to Report Ike's Civil Rights Bill Is Blocked
A Southern Democrat blocked a move to force the Eisenhower administration seven point civil rights bill out of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Sen Keating tried to report the bill but the rule was upheld by Johnston and Eastland. The civil rights clash continued across Congress as House hearings began on a mild bill.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
Olin D. Johnston
D-Sc
Johnston
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Capitol
House Rules Committee
William M. Tuck
D-Va
Tuck
Virginia
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Stella, Mo
Ft. Crowder
Judiciary Committee
Hoppers Auto Club Aids motorists After Weekend Snowfall
Members of the Hoppers Auto Club aided distressed motorists in Winchester area roads. They pulled stuck cars freed a road scraper, unhooked an auto on Rt 11 and cleaned sidewalks. A club spokesman urged motorists to call for assistance. service is free. In Cameron Street traffic a Buick crawled in reverse on a one way street. A bread maker warned its customers by printing Open other end on both ends. Mrs Otis Brill of Route 3 becomes the Star correspondent for Relief community news.
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Hoppers Auto Club
Winchester
Cameron St
Otis Brill
Route 3
Clerk Resigns Over Coffee Duties in State Dept
Cecil L. Wilmoth an 18 year old clerk at the State Agriculture Department quit after saying the office secretaries forced him to brew coffee and wash cups. He called the task de grading and demoralizing and refused to perform it. He earned 50 dollars a week.
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Wilmoth
Department
County Schools Reopen Amid Snow Cleanup Efforts
Frederic and Clarke County schools resume tomorrow after weekend snow closures. Highway crews work since Saturday on packed drifts, prioritizing bus routes. Warmer weather expected with a chance of light snow later. roads treated and clearing continues in Stephenson, Clear Brook, and Star Tannery areas.
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Frederic
Clarke County
Highway Department
West Virginia
Virginia
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Warren
Rappahaannock
Shenandah County
Winchester
Powhatan School
Sacred Heart Academy
Merriman’s Lane
Robert E. Ayler
Frederick County
George W. Burton
Howard K. Grove
Stephenson and
Clearbrook
Grove
Cross Junction
West Virginia Line
Star Tannery
Queen Delays Birth as Doctors Monitor Royal Pregnancy
In London, Queen Elizabeth II remains with expecting third child under doctor supervision. Lords Evans Weir and Peel plus anesthetist Vernon Hall examined her. sister Helen Rowe to oversee birth timing with possible delivery window this week. A Glamis Castle fire shocks royal circle as security tightens outside Buckingham Palace.
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London
Elizabeth II
Lord Evans
John Weir
John H. Peel
Buckingham Palace
Vernon Hall
Prince Philip
Glamis Castle
Scotland
Glamis
Elizabeth
Margaret
Earl of Strathmore
Sir John Weir
Helen Rowe
Jack Paar to Return to TV Show on March 7
NBC announced that Jack Paar will return to his television show on March 7 after a three week vacation. NBC President Roberts Kintner and Bob Sarnoff said they met in Florida and urged Paar to resume hosting the program for his large audience.
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Jack Paar
New York
NBC
Network
Roberts Kintner
Bob Sarnoff
National Broadcast Co
Florida
Jack
Sarnoff
Billboards Take Center Stage as Assembly Shifts From Sales Tax
The Virginia General Assembly schedules a hearing on interstates billboards under VALC guidance with Del. Tom Frost leading. Meanwhile House Finance debates capital and intangible tax rise, liquor tax delay persists, and Almond aides push toward a sales tax plan amid revised revenue forecasts and a new Appropriations subcommittee roster.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House
Senate General Laws
Virginia
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
VALC
Del
Tom Frost
Warrenton
WALC
Almond
House Finance Committee
del. Kossen Gregory
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
Whitehead
Gregory
Harry F. Byrd Jr
House Appropriations Committee
Howard H. Adams
Dels
J. H. Daniel
Baldwin Locher
James W. Roberts
Fred Pollard
Shirley Holland
Felix Edmunds
W. Roy Smith
Roanoke
Julian H. Rutherfoord
Khrushchev Lands In Burma On Asian Tour Stop
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in neutralist Burma for a 36 hour stay, greeted by President U Win Maung and Premier Ne Win. He said talks would cover peace and urged aid for industrial development while criticizing Western economic aid as imperialist. He planned to press on to Indonesia and Afghanistan.
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Rangoon
Nikita Khrushchev
Burma
U Win Maung
Ne Win
India
Maung
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Indonesia
Afghanistan
Calcutta
Amrita Bazar Patrika
Eisenhower
Fight Erupts During Protest Of Lunch Counter Segregation
In High Point North Carolina violence erupted at a Woolworth lunch counter protest as white youths taunted Black demonstrators. Police reported a 75 person crowd and arrests in Raleigh as sitdowns spread to the Portsmouth Newport area with calls for action from civil rights leaders.
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High Point
N.C
South
Greensboro
F. W
Woolworth
Elton Cox
The
National Assn, For the Advancement of Colored People
Portsmouth-Newport Va
North Carolina
Raleigh
George W. Baker
Council of Bishop
African Methodist Church
Independence Hall
Blanche Noonan Dies in Winchester Hospital
Blanche FE Noonan longtime bank teller at Farmers and Merchants National Bank died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She lived at 20 South Cameron Street and had served since 1928 after earlier work as deputy clerk of Frederick County under C. C. Brannon. She was born in Frederick County, daughter of the late H W Wisecarver and Emma Wisecarver and belonged to Sacred Heart Church. Survived by husband Mahlon B Noonan sister Margaret Streit two brothers Maynard Wisecarver Clarence Wisecarver and several nieces and nephews.
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Blanche FE. Noonan
Mahlon B. Noonan
S. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Frederick County
C. C. Brannon
Noonan
H. W
Emma Wisecarver
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Margaret Streit
City
Maynard Wisecarver
Clarence Wisecarver
Baltimore
Margaret Carper
Marie Kaufman
Robert Newlin
Raymond. New
Miami Launches Oral Polio Vaccine Program
Dr. Harold Cox, originator of the cherry flavored oral polio vaccine, opens Greater Miami’s program. About 7,000 people drank the pink fluid at civic centers as officials plan to reach half a million for effectiveness study next fall.
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Miami
Fla
Harold Cox
Dade County
Soviet Union
Cox
New York
Greater Miami
Eisenhower to address Uruguay Congress during March visit
President Eisenhower will address a joint session of Uruguay's National Congress on March 2 during a South American tour that also includes Brazil Argentina and Chile. He will meet with Uruguay's National Council of Government officials in Montevideo and attend a formal dinner hosted by President Benito Nardone.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Uruguay
National Congress
White House
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
South America
James C. Hagerty
Montevideo
Carrasco
Santiago
Benito Nardone
National Council of Government
Homero Martinez
U. S
Robert F. Woodward
Christian A. Herter
Woodward
Council of Government
Plaza Independencia
President Nardone
Buenos Aires
Ramey Air Force Base
Puerto Rico
Cab Driver and Three Sons Die in Fire Tragedy
In Rome New York a cab driver Arnold Johnson 40 and his three sons Jerold 16 Carmen 14 and Allen 7 were killed as fire swept a two family home. Johnsons wife Esther and their daughter were hospitalized. Johnson had attended his fathers funeral earlier Monday.
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Rome
N. Y
Arnold Johnson
Jerold
Carmen
Allen
Johnson
Esther
Oneida County
New 17 Piece 3 Room Furniture Group Sale
Grove Furniture Co advertises a 17 piece three room furniture group for 376 dollars with installment option of 4 50 per week. The notice also mentions possible associated locations including Howard Johnsons Restaurant and George Washington Hotel.
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Grove Furniture CO
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Eisenhower asks Congress for 4.175 billion in new foreign aid
President Eisenhower urged Congress to approve 4.175 billion dollars in new foreign aid to safeguard the free world from communist expansion. The plan allocates two billion for weapons aid to allies and 2.175 billion for economic and technical assistance, with emphasis on unity ahead of the pre election session.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Free World
Asia
Middle East
Europe
Soviet Union
China
Tibet
Taiwan Straits
Laos
Indian
Supermarkets to reopen after Washington meat strike end
More than 250 Washington supermarkets closed by a meat cutters strike will reopen tomorrow morning after Local 555 members approved a new contract by 649 to 219. The deal spreads wage gains over 25 months and brings some raises earlier. Stores had been empty of perishable foods during the walkout.
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Washington
555
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