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Evening star., 1959-12-06
9-June AIIyson Show. Dromo

9-June AIIyson Show. Dromo.
"The Wall Between" A United
Nations officiol in New York
oorees to occompony q foreign
oirl 10 California and finds him
self motchino wits with q group
Of kidnopers. KeVin Mccarthy,
Eriko Peters.
HOO
4-News end locol News.
COLOR. Horkness. Word.
5-StorIight Theoter. Movie.
ia Hours. From This Doy For
word" 1916. Joon Fontoine.
7-WorId News. McCottrey.
9-News. Weather. Sports
Mudd. Douolos. OonieIS.
11:l0
7-WeotheF. Sports. News.
Allen. SieoeI. MoIkie.
ll:l5
4-NewS. Weather. Spts. CoI'r.
Rash Forester. Simpson.
Evening star., 1959-12-06
MONDAY

9-The Lote Show. Movie.
ia Hours. "The Steel coee."
1854. A Son Quentin warden
tells three toles of prison life.
John Ireland, Paul Kelly, Mou-
reen O'SulIlvon, Lawrence Tier
ney, Walter SIezok.
Il:25
7-Boekstoge. Bunny Wneck.
1880
4-Joek Porr Show. Variety.
7-WoIter WineheIl File.
1900
7-Amos n Andy. Comedy.
1890
1.-The Lords Prayer.
I2:45
S-Thought for the Doy.
100
4-Inspirofion.
9-Meditotion. Weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

who wouldn't swap places
with me. That's what makes
all the women 90 mad"
Eddie Fisher (latest hus-
band Of Liz Taylor
He's At II Again
Group Captain Peter
Townsend. since he parted
from Princess Margaret, runs
like q hare every time he
scents q cameraman within
miles Of himself.
Which has meant that the
Group Captain has been con-
tinually running out on his
secretary friend, Belgian
born Marie Luce Jemagne.
This week he did II again
when he and Miss Jemagne
went TO inspect the ruins Of
an old chateau on Cap Benat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

villa Maurescae. at Cap Fer
rat. he now spends one hour
q day writing--and several
hours Q day trying TO make
Luke talk.
He Is often TO be seen on
his knees saying: please,
Luke. ! beg you, talk and
make me q happy man before
! de-"
So far Luke has not
obliged,
Not that octogenarian
Vaughan has any thought
Of dying yet awhile. This
month he sets on on q six
month jaunt to the Far East.
After that. he says cheer
fully. he'll confine his travels
to Europe.
Quote Of The Week
"There are very few men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

where they have been on va
cation.
Suddenly he stiffened.
darted out Of the gate,
leaped into his Jaguar. and
vanished In . cloud Of dust.
Miss Jemagne was left TO
make her own escape from
what she thought was O news
photographer.
She risked life and limb
by leaping seven feet from q
window. then racing down q
steep cliff path to the Medi-
terranean.
Friends who had come with
the couple covered the re-
treat by throwing stones at
the photographer who, be-
lieve 1t or not, was Just an In
nocent American tourist from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
YOUR FAMILY AND YOU
Make Up Your Mind
And Keep It Made!

You could do worse, Mrs.
W.. than to start with q
P.L T. o. T. placard: then fol-
low 1t UP with some appro-
pirate actions. Mrs. L. used
an alarm clock. When she
had q decision to make, she
would set this for three, five
or ten minutes ahead and
determine to beat the bell by
q decision.
Mrs. Cd. found tossing q
coin was q perfectly salts
factory way to decide wheth-
er to have q cheese souffle or
macaroni and cheese for din
ner. Actually. 1t made not
the slightest difference which,
she chose-and she knew It'll
One Of the best ways to
change your habits is to
make them into q race
against time. Challenge your
self to see how rapidly you
can decide.
Another good way. Of
course. Is to make out q
program or list Of chores.
then follow it without devia-
ton. Mrs. X. will start to
make the beds, then notice
some dust and stop to get q
broom to take care Of it: on
the way to get the broom.
she sees children's finger
marks on q window and de-
cides those should be taken
OF first: before she gets q
wet cloth ready she has re-
membered that one of her
nieces has q birthday some
time soon and hunts up the
birthday book to find the
exact date-and 30 It goes
or, more exactly. doesn't 60
with her.
Make up your mind. and
let 1t go at that. You'll us
ually be right; and If for once
you're wrong. what's the diff
ference?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
BY DIR. PAUL POPENOE
National Newspaper Syndicate

In case of doubt, doing
anything at all is better than
doing nothing at all. Some
Of my male readers will re-
member that maxim from
what used to be called the
Soldiers Bible" but was
known officially as the In
fantry Drill Manual. It's
good advice for homemakers
as well as for draftees.
Mrs. w. is one of those
who needs it. as both she and
her husband agree-accord-
ing to her letter to me. She
spends half a day trying to
decide which Of her three
possible dresses she viii wear
in the evening: then she Is
late to the party because,
after putting on the dress
she finally chose, she takes
1t OF at the last minute and
changes to another. She
spends half the morning
trying to decide what to
cook for dinner in the eve
ming. She wastes an hour
wondering which letter to
write first; addresses an
envelope to her aunt; then
lays it aside and starts O
note to her cousin instead.
And so on. and on. How
can I do better?" she asks
in her letter.
Mr.. Robert Gair, q great
manufacturer, hung q large
placard on his Office wall
with the letters P. I. T. o. T.
That was q continual re-
minder to him that PRO
crastination Is the Thief Of
Time; and he paid no at
tention to Oscar Wilde's
emendation that 'Punctual-
ity Is the Thief Of Time" be-
cause when you arrive at
exactly the appointed hour
you have to sit around doing
nothing except to wait for
the others!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
CONTINENTAL DIARY
Only Duchess Liked Yves;
Bdbs Mdy Beck New Salon

O first-class banning from
the critics.
As his eye caught the
Duchess and he stopped to
say O polite good evening"
you could have heard q stitch
dropped. What would one Of
the worlds best-dressed wom-
en- have to say TO the years
most jeered-at designer?
Loud and clear came the
answer: yves" doomed the
Duchess. II saw your collec-
ton too and I think 1t was
STUNNING"
Coming Apart
Talking Of the glad rag
trade, it's an even-money bet
that the famous Lanvin-Cas-
tillo house will shortly come
apart down the center seam.
And all through Heiress Bar
bara Hutton, who has just
spent 100000 there. getting
"a few odds and ends for her
winter wardrobe.
The Lanvin family. 1t should
be explained. is the financial
and perfume side Of the busi-
ness and Castillo CHS full
name, now that he has just
won q Spanish court claim to
q title, is the Duke Antonio
Canovas del Castillo. is the
designing genius. For some
years he has been one Of the
highest-paid designers In the
business racking up q steady
$4,000 q year, according to
people in the know.
For years Count Castillo
has wanted a salon Of his
own. Now, says the grape
vine, hen get one-backed
by the Hutton millions.
Odd Item
Main bistro in the village
Of Marcoule. Frances nu-
clear research headquarters,
has changed its name to the
Atomic Bar" Underneath
the freshly painted name is
inscribed In letters Of gilt:
"Provencal Specialties."
Singer Andre Dassary for
tunately has q sense Of
humor. That's why he can
tell this story against himself.
He was doing q one-night
stand In q small country town
this summer and was tackled
on q cafe terrace by q
gushing village maiden who
wanted his autograph.
Andre signed and handed
the book back with O gallant
flourish.
"Oh. thank you so much"
simpered the girl. You know.
you're absolutely my favorite
singer after Luis Mariana,
Georges Guetary, Andre Cla-
veau. Tho Rossi, PHILIPPE Clay,
Mouloudji and Gilbert Be-
caudl"
Luke Stays Dumb
Author Somerset Vaughan
has q new pet: A budgerigar
called Luke. And ct his lovely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
the soclal hour Following Ina

the social hour following the
meeting. Other hostesses
include Mrs. L. Lee Bean.
Mrs. Jesse z. Bell. Mrs. Lewis
C. Cassidy. Mrs. James d.
Cushman. Mrs. Arva Z. Gen.
try. Mrs. Charles H. Green.
Mrs. Eva 4. Hocutt. Mrs.
Harry w. Howard, Mrs. Nat
Hynes. Mrs. Fletcher r.
Isbell, Mrs. Claude p. Ives.
Mrs. B. H. Jarman. Mrs. oren
r. Lewis. Mrs. Jaul B. Rosen-
berger and Mrs. James M.
Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
Village Club
Makes Pluns

The woman's Club Of Lyon
Village win meet at 8 pm.
Wednesday at the Lyon VII
lage Community House.
Mr.. Bill Gold. Washington
POST Times Herald columnist,
win be guest speaker and
Mrs. Charles Hitler will. give
q historical review Of the
clubs activities during the
past year.
Mrs. Aubrey p. Grow is
chairman Of the hostesses for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
CONTINENTAL DIARY
By NOEL ANTHONY

worm american NeWspaper Alnanco
Paris. Sept. l2.--It hap
pened this week In O Left
Bank restaurant - one Of
those smart places recently
taken up BY the smart set.
Wedged in like sardines
were buyers, fashion writer's.
models and dress designers,
over here for the winter COL
lections, and sitting at q
prominent table were the
Duke and Duchess Of Wind
sor. MSS
Enter q young man -. q
pale. rather harassed-l docking
young man. And well he
might look harassed, since he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Missouri. who ambled on
muttering something about
mad dogs and Englishmen."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13

Author Somerset Vaughan
has q new pet: A budgerigar
called Luke. And ct his lovely
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

ner ~ New Jersey ~ Governor
aud Mira John ponabcy 81 Onto.
IT Governor and Mrs phillof
Mash Of Wisconsin ~ addition
Senator F'fed FAR ~ California
Thomas Henry ~ the Connecticut
Commission on Civl Rights Prot
Don Roles Chairman ~ the COY
crn8ra Commission On Human Re
lnti"na ~ Iowa llay shapiro State
Comptroller ~ Kansas lIal Thuf
man Chairman ~ The Kentucky
Committee on civil Rights and
John Blame. Jr Elwpod McKeu
.ncy Executive Secretary ~ the
Executive Council sud Judge John
y Fox ~ Massachusetts John
Field. and Wnlism Nsabfon u
.rEpC. Charles Brown Admins
traliye Assistant 10 the Governor
alt ~ Michigan
Also state Senator Basil "
Brown ~ Trgffgrd Mahar.
Chairman ~ the Missouri Com.
mission ~ Human Rights. ~
fContinued an Page 81
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Perfect ASHER
Mcscnic Lodge
Plons BUILDING

Lawrence TRrver, Chairman Of
the building committee Of Perfect
Ashlar Lodge No Of 81 Paul
announced today tina, Clarence
Wiginton well known st Paul
architect. has been commissioned
10 design and supervise conztruc.
ton Of a Masonic Temple on the
Southwest corner Of Grotto and
Ronio In ST. Paul
Mr. Wiginton, a member ~ tho
American Institute Of Architects.
has drawn plans for building con.
atrBetion throughout the state Of
Minnesota and was recently in
charge ~ construction and ronuva
ti0u 81 several Masonic buildings
In the state ~ California.
Mr. TarveT said that ronstrIo.
ton Of the building was tentative
IS scheduled 70 begin about March
10 and that u was hoped the
building could be occupied by June
70 u this year
other Building Committee mem
bers are James Thomas. Leo Clvv
me s l. Ransom. I NJ Dorsey
James watson r lynn viii
liam Rrayboy and Paul l. Wood
r u Moore is uorstipfm master
~ Perfect Asblar Lodge
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
West Centred YIN
Seeks Support In
Building Program

West Central Branch " now
located at 3o46 Aidrieh Av 5
Minneapolis has passed the half
way mark on It's campaign for
funds FOR a new building 60 be lo-
Gated on the site at saith q Blais-
dell
The artists model shown else
where in a photo Is the plan Of
che building. The white sketch be.
hind tho main building represents
the projected gym which Is not
included in the present plans
John l. Werucss Is Chairman OF
the campaign committee Re hopes
TO b. able 10 close the campaign in
February
The West Central Branch one
az II branches in the city of Mn
neapolis has never had q petman-
cnt home
West Central was formerly To-
Gated in a residence at lake and
Park and has operated out OF Lyn-
dale Congregational Church build.
ing since 1856
The site FOR the new building
was purchased from the proceeds
nom sale OF the residence az Lake
and Park The new building win
include an office two club rooms,
am assembly room kitchen aud a
game area
West Central serves an eleven
square mile area including West
and Central with an estimated
population Of io9 500 of whom
Is 600 nTe school age boys West
Central serves more than sec 81
these boys ia one OF more areas OF
lts program
The branch wants To know how
your organization would like 10
lend ll8 assistance toward the rial
tzation Of the gol they are trying
to reach
Can IA. z 1887 and ask Cor a
part in this community accomps
lishmcnt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

SGT EDITOR G vs. ROSS
The 2865th Orbit. the official
Air Force newspaper Of the Con
tincntal Air Command az Mime,
apois-Si PAU international Air
port in Minneapolis. received high
honors Ia the Tenth Air Force an
nual unit newspaper contest, nc
cording TO a recent announcement
made by Tenth Az Headquarters
The 2ie5 Orbit edited by s Sgt
Garland w Ross. won first place
IN Class II competition 1000 20
3 600 poptilationl FOR the year 1885
The paper won by = point over
last years winner Bakalar AFB
tIndianal ''wlndscnpt
Colonel Edwin G Ambroscn con
graduated the Newspaper staff Tor
their fine work IN achieving this
award Tie presented the first place
certificate 20 Lieut. Budd 7 Port
er Group Information Services
officer Tie framed certificate viii
be displayed In Group Headquart
ors At the base,
Sergeant Ross began working
on this paper early in 1858 and
since that time the paper has
grown from a four page 3 II
sheet with q circulation Of 500
TO a standard tabloid with a cir
culauon q more than 1000
This paper also won the Quarter
Award in 1858 for the best news
paper IN the entire command This
award has since been discontinued
The Tenth AR Force covers an
area from Canada 20 New Mexico
which comprises the central part
u the United States
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

GOV ORYiIJ.E FREEMAN
Epcctive states not only ~ Prevent
discrimination. bot g. give positive
impetus 20 greater equality
MUST Influence National scene
W. must lso our influence q
secure action On the national
scene The Governor stated with
due respect for the division ~
paVcr between tbe national gov
eminent and ths uatss We can
nevertheless determine 10 usa what
influence We haYa and whatever
media are available - ps ~ bring
sbaB greater understanding ~
the importance ~ progress ~ ciyjl
rights throughout cir ration We
car regist attacks IN ne oourfs
that arise in this ned W. ean
mgtilize forces within D4r resp
uyr political parties ~ insist IN
s. stronger stand
Freeman raiisd upon The Dot
rfns,s g. give wider pfstiieiiy
~ thu pf8Rfc@s that r. b.iur
made ln afdsr ~ rhsfnierisaissrs
the uafaYarahif picture fhnt Il
being prrssntri b the spfid 10
stated that thls cas- ~ done
kaasstlF aHd ~ ~ d1inr o,n
rise further trnl-stss o. pro
gram - living 20 NJ i.est iist
~ san d. Instead ~ matine
ats.isRiss faf fhs worst
Tfeeuau wee elected fha.waf
~ 80 ggHrs Cerfrrrre a
feefnE Cv Heaner WlHar %,
NJ raa coz wmam starta1
~ unnas Uas named star
msr
tfisnHrF fhe Conference ir az
fff 20 Governor sra Hrr Ffse
mar eefs Gsfsr.1f snd Mrs Wa
Eau airaftor ~ fltnois goseuaf
nsH8 fiaeasy - InfaHa Cover
raf 400 Hu poster Frroa n
Nas-ar t1aefts Governor snd Mfs
q Urnsn NHiamF ~ HlrmRar
ertar emf Mrs. Rslhsr' y Ne
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Too Muny In
In Some Bed
Causes Outline

A ~ Paul man was scriauaN
cat by his wife early SUNDAY morn
ms az tho result ~ family guar
rel over a crowded he'd
The man Thomas Word Sq Of
ip3 W Central had his hand nearly
severed at The wrist by butcher
knife welded by hts wife neulah
.a7
Mrs Word told the 81. Paul
police homicide detail that u an
started when her husband paid
too much attention Co woman
visitor Ia thc homo ~ the three
occupied the spuis bed.
The visitor friend Of Mira
Wort came tn the Word hame
early saturday january a. there
was considerable drinking ana the
visitor accompanied the couple 10
Il bottle cluh located ia tho base
mont ~ Maekubin and lelchau
Mrs Noti's statement aald. where
more drinking took place
Upon the return 20 tho Word
hnmo early sunday morning the
wumau asked n she could spend
tnc rest % the night with ths
Wnnis
Mn Word told the police aho
agreed and since there was only
ono bed available tho three 10
tired IN 4
iAtor on Mrs Word who slept
10 The middle between her mate
AMI The Visitor Eaid she felt her
husbands hand reaching over her
body 20 touch the female visitor
Mrs Word got ~ and an argu,
menl ensured she then made a pal
let on the floor IN the bedroom for
The visitor, and another one on
The kitchen floor for herself
Upset nv the Incident she IN.
Sisted that the bedroom light h.
left on aa ahr retired herself 10
the pallet on the Kitchen floor
later early In the morning she
said she heard noises and abe
grabbed kitchen hatcher lnlfe
aud went Ia the bedroom
There aho found tho woman yisi
tor back In the bed and her hus
band she claimed in comprnmis
ing position
A. aho approached the bed the
woman ran her husband picked
up chair and the knitting occur
rcd
Police were called and found
Word Tying 10 a pool of blood he
was removed "a Anrker hospital
where hls condition remained crit
iral although the hospital Aays
b. viii recover
lils wife held withost charge by
The police II expected 81 be r.
leased Tor lack ~ prosecution h.
cause Word told poiic. he would
not aRn a complaint against her
Word is understood 10 ba on
probation for ~. woumdiuR OF his
wifu ~ shooting about a year agu
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

rFrf DfFrse ~ FegHF ne
If1sarfF Cafrfiag sr~lrss plans
f fafa erpans1n arf a. aers
1lstf f1r faaFs rra1aafss
HHaars fIuss'f q rfadiats -
Tlskafr.s I1s'ifats al hsaf -
If1sWrFH Catering aerlts came
te Warfapt ever years a.
fCantisssa aa PATs a.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06

Senior Senator from Michigan
Mr. McNameral the Senior sen
ator from New York tMr. Jayltsl
tho Junior senator from Wisconsin
Mr. Pruxmirel. the Junior sena-
tor from Maryland lMr Bealll
the Junior Senator from MIchi-
gan tMr HART, the Junior SEN
ator from Minnesota lMr Me-
Carthyl the Junior Senator from
Connecticut iMr Doddl and my
self introduce for appropriate
reference bin entitled civil
Rights Act OF 1850
'rhis Is a measure Mr. Presi-
dent 70 give effect 20 the Con,
stitational right OF American chill
drcn under the Iith Amendment
% equal opportunity in dcsegregat-
cd schooling and to provide for
every American a greater assur.
ance Of the equal protection Of the
laws
The Fourteenth Amendment and
the Present Blll
we should never forget al
though some would have ms 90 80.
that the itth Amendment Is an
organic and integral part Of the
Constitution Of the United States.
which al public officials have
sworn to upohld
This amendment, Of course. grew
out Of the civil War and was de-
signed 10 secure and make per
manent those human rights FOR
which millions Of brave men and
women had suffered and sacrificed
and which had emerged victorious
in the cruciblc Of struggle This
amendment did at least three
things
~ II provided that everyone born
or naturshzed in the United
States was a full-fledged citi-
zen both Of the United States and
OF the state In which he lived
There WAS no differentiation or
distinction between these citi-
zens. An had equal rights and
were presumed 20 be Of equal
value No categories Of first
and second classes Of citizens
were set up Negroes. with 9TH
ers were 10 have equal rights
before the law
p The 14th Amendment then went
on 20 say that mo state shall
make or enforce any Law which
shan abridge the privileges or
immunitles Of citizens % the
United States; nor shall any
state deprive any person q
life, liberty or property without
due process Of law nor deny 20
any person within is jurisdic-
ton the equal protection of the
laws
~ IN Section OF the Amendment.
il Is specifically provided that
Congress shall have power %
Continued on Page -
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the case Tor the state ana Irving
Ncmvroy represents the defendant
Mrs jackson has plead not guilty
Selection ~ the Jury 90 ten men
and two women took the mtpfis.
nEN short period of two hours on
the first day u the TRIAL
luurs selected Frank FcliN.
aiip James Az y ole 7 Var.
Moss spbo Randolph n r. nar.
cid NJ lAraun $500 srhuol
Road Joseph 4 Jacobson 1901
Chicago Az Il Bpipoma 1921 W
~ "a Mrs llelon BACH, dbop l4th
Ay q iNie G Johnson 1900 f'rr.
mont Az H. Norman Fnll hp1d
Goodrich Az paWet 4 Holmes.
1859 25th AZ 3 ANel Peterson.
ie02 ~ 2Gm &c. IRWIN " Larson.
tt2s Harriet Ave. Mw Frances
MAY glio benjamin st ~ VI,
First % take the stand FOR the
state was M William q Guthrie.
county coroner no WIS followed
hy runrc officers Albert Ericl,
son ana Douglas iouns who an
wvorod the 5ail 90 the jackson
homc
Tho ofuyrru testified that apan
arrival they found fsgEsaus bo,iy
on the floor and The family very
diRtBuEht
pfnccr Ear Anderson told 81
the conversation hf had with thg
defendant and 81 Finding Ioadesl
revolver Ia tbo couples bedroom
Defense counsel surprised thr
courtroom hy introducing a copy
Of Mrs laoRaona signed state.
mrnt 90 the police department
madc at tho time ~ her srroat
The statement was admitted az
evidence for the defendant
Later assistant cuuniy attorney
introduced the original statement
~ evidence tot the prosecution
Court observers said Il was very
upnnuaI FOR the anfonas 20 intro.
durv defendants statement ~ q
granddaughter case an allow with.
out protest the state 60 Do ~
Fuur ~ the jacobson children
two who are Mrs JAekaon'a and
two the deceased mans were ia The
court room during the trial
The Jackson cas-" has attract
81 Wide attention Jackson o
skilled crattsnan worked ~ "a
brlck and bloch layer for Min
nonpolis contractors Ii- was n
veteran 81 World War ~
jackson WAS shot ~ q shotgun
IN the hands ~ Mrs Jackson a.
D. approached on the sun porch Of
their home
Mrs jackson told police that the
couple hsd been arguing the night
before over her lnaiRtoncc that they
yet divorce because she said ~
inHtupornble Dealings she suffered
81 hs hands
The nine page statement which
was admitted in evidence - re-
printed here verbatim ncceuss Of
ita length u may bo continued IN a
subsequent edition
MIS- JACHsON's sTATEMENT
Statement ~ JuanitR jackson
given On January 50 1905 At g3o
Re ~ IN the kitchen 81 the Mhtrona
Continued 0a Page ~
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Battered Hospitals Mrs Rraflls
Fletcher GA " Central Az en-
tered s. Lakes hospital Tuesday
afternoon Tor treatment ~ Injuries
received IN an auto accident On
December d.
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~ fhe part.
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Speech OF Senator Paul n. Douglas
In The United Stotes Senate

Alr President on behalf OF the Senior from Min
nesota tAlr Humphrey the Senior senator Missouri MIR
liennngs the Senior Senator from New Jersey easel tho
Senior Senator from Oregon Mr. Morse} Senior Senator
from Pennsylvania Ar. Clark the Colorado lAr
Alot the Junior senator from Oregon Mr. Neubergrr IA,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1959-02-06
Civil Rights Issue DeIineofed:
Senator Paul Douglas
Cites Need For Act
On Civil Rights

Editors Note; There Is nothing important the
Of this country than the establishment eubng
violations Of the civil rights of american particularly
OF the NegroAmecan minority. Douglas
joined by Senators Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota along with eight other
In the Senate introduced strong January
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