WEDNESDAY. APRIL
Civil °1
Satisfi
WASHINGTO_
with the civil right
gress, it was repor
The top two R
Dirksen of Illinois
passed the word a
House conference.
They were asked
senhewer is satisfi
House bill and als
Senate measure
stands. "res. - they
This stamp of appr
even more likely tha
bill Will not be chan
its last day. It aire•
come apparent that irksen and
Sen. Lyndon B. John: on of Texas,
the Democratic leader, had all the
votes they needed II table, and
thereby kill, any far-reaching
amendment that migl t be offered.
Johnson said he sa v no chance
of a vote on passag- until later
this week, the day of specified.
He had earlier hoped to get a
vote by last Saturday.
Dirksen and Halleck said they
expect that the House will accept
changes so far voted by the Sen
ate. This would avoid sending two
versions to a joint committee,
where Southern opponents might
be in a position to hold off action
The bills, Halleck noted, are
much alike.
They both provide for a sys
tem of federal agents, called
referees, to supervise registra
tion, voting and vote-counting
in areas where a federal court
may have found a pattern of
discrimination against would
be Negro voters.
They both would make it a fed
eral crime to use force or threats
to obstruct court orders against
school segre&ation, would require
preservation of voting records for
federal inspection, would facili
tate FBI investigations of bomb
ings, and would provide for
schooling of children of service
men if integration closes schools
they normally attend.
Haßeck called the House legis
lation "a good bill, a far-reach
ing bill, an effective bill, great'
assurance that the colored peoplei
will be able to vote."
VOTE TODAY IN S.G.A. ELECTIONS
6. 1960
ights Bill
-s President
OP) President Eisenhower is satisfied
legislation now on its way through Con-
I•d yesterday.
.publicans at the Capitol, Sen. Everett M.
land Rep. Charles A. Halleck of Indiana.
ler a White
'Ben Hur' Wins
'Eleven Oscars
-hether Ei
. with the
• with the
it now
horused.
.val made it
the Senate
:ed much in
dy had be-
1 HOLLYWOOD OP) The cost
liest movie ever made "Ben
" Hue—holds the greatest number
lof Oscars in the history of the
'Academy Awards.
The 15-million-dollar spectacle,
Biblical tale climaxed by a char
lot race, took 11 awards Monday
:night at the 32nd annual Academy
'Awards show_ This broke the rec
ord set last year by "Gigi," which
' won nine.
1 "Ben-Hur" failed to win in only
;one of the dozen categories for
which it was nominated: "Screen
!play-material from another me
,dium." That award went to the
British-made "Room At the Top."
"Room" also won the top ac
tress award for French actress Si
'alone Signoret. No "Ben-Hur" ac
'tress was nominated.
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!Humphrey Has
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tin Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE, Wis. (Al
,Early returns from rural arias
'gave Sen. Hubert H. Hum
43,hrey (D.-Minn.) and initial
',lead last night over Sen. John
IF. Kennedy (D.-Mass.) in Wis
lconsin's crucial presidential
primary.
The bulk of the first-counted
returns were from the 3rd, 9th and
10th Congressional Districts along
MILWAUKEE—Senator John
Kennedy has taken the lead in
the Wisconsin presidential pri
mary. Kennedy overcame the
early lead of Senator Hubert
Humphrey when votes from the
states big cities began coming
in.
the Minnesota-Wisconsin border.
All were from rural precincts
which closed their polls at 5 . 30
p.m. Metropolitan balloting con
tinued until 8 p.m.
Humphrey led Kennedy in six
of the state's 10 congressional dis-
Amts. Kennedy led in two.
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Benedict Chfi
, auer I Researchers Announce
May Wed Today ,Atomic Reactor Starter
• PHILADELPHIA (IP) A pus
DILLON, SC. (iP) Heiress',
button starter for atomic reactor
Gamble Benedict and her chauf-i
which "takes the human error o
feur boyfriend Andre Porumbe
'of ar
the stt-up
anu, who disappeared from New
York earlier yesterday, obtainedi nowneed -*S'esterdperiod," was a
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a marriage license in Dillon, SC, Researchers at Minneapob
I James Moody, a correspondentiHoneywell Regulator Co. said t
lautomatic starter control syste
for several Carolinas newspapers
said the 19-year-old girl and her; tors
expected to do for atomic rea
tors what the self-starter did f
!Romanian-born, 35-year-old lover!
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