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Show T i Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, April 2, I960 Th Senate Spikes Curb on Rights Motions to table kill .a bill If carried. change might create a stalemate thatAvould result in killthe entire bill, he argued. Since they are not debatable, ing they force a vote when they The 69 22 vote by which the are made. gf Senate adopted an amendment The section had been killed in the House, he noted. If it to the civil rights bill to rewere passed in the Senate, the quire that hearings by voting Continued from Fage One Keating said, believed that the Carroll amendment "neither adds to nor substracts from" the bill. After the vote Lyndon B. JohnsorTof Texas, the Democratic leader announced that he hoped to dispose of more amendments and suggested that Sen. Jacob K. Javits f get things rolling by offering one of his. Javits had prepared an amendment giving Statutory authority to the President's commission against discrimination under government referees be held at times and forthe amendment OMaho- places fixed by the" court ney Wyoming. ' Tfie 4838 vote by which the Senate killed ap amendment amendDEMOCRATS for ment M$ss, Utah; Bible and that would have provided Jor n Cannon, Nevada; ilcGee, Wyo- an anti Job discrimination included: ming, and Church', Idaho. iFor the' motion to table REPUBLICANS for amend- Bennett, McGee, Dwonetfaic ment Against the motion to table Bennett, Utah; Dwor-shak- , Moss, Bible, Cannon and Idaho. Not voting but announced Church. cjn-missio- -- odvti I Javits announced that he would prefer to wait until Monday to have his amendment voted upon. This nettled JSen. Johnson. It was time, he said, to "settle some of these issues, and he did not .Intend i.to yield jny duties as Senate majority leader .to the senator from liower .. NewYork jet. hundreds of exotic arrangements Everett Dirksen of Illinois, the Republipan leader now working in tandem with Johnson, moved to take up the Jawts amendment and announced that he would move to table it after brief - Associated Press Wlreshota President Elsenhower, a completed census form In hlsTiand, talks Friday In White House office with Louis Alexis, district supervisor of census In Washington, D.C. t 5 Flowers so real you can almost delect a genuine fragrance,. ; Of pliable polyethylene, rivaling 'nature herself. All at am " is all home year, Jiere a partial ingly low prices. Brighten your listing;-- . a. al T full complement of 170,000 census takers, or enumerators, began their r visits early Friday WASHINGTON, April 1 President Eisenhower was enumerated Friday and is now being reduced to a series of dots on a piece of paper. If this sounds gruesome, It doesn't hurt a bit. e naIts all part of the tional census that began Friday. Everyone winds up as a series of dots which are microfilmed and fed through an electronic brain. By next December the bram will tell how many people there are In the United States. once-a-decad- Later on it will provide detailed statistics on how they live and work. door-to-doo- THERE guests, Maj. tysburg, Pa., John Moaney dential valet HIGH RANKING enumerators census director Robert Burgess and district supervisor Louis Alexis Showed up at the White House soon after "breakfast anti collected the required Information about the nations first family; TWO 88c eg. Carnation, pink and red Email Daltie 48c 4; 79c busck LOO Poppies three regular residents the President and'Mrsf1 'Elsenhower and the First Lady's 74 year old maid, Rose Woods. A and yellow , 2 00 tcb Water Lilies, variety of color Heres How Census Shows Ike: By Associated Press whit Chrysanthemums, V le W e'f color Tuup. vanou Madonna Lllie and Hyacmth WERE TWO overnight John Eisenhower of Getthe Presidents son, and of Washington, the presi- Vi buy separately or in any one of the distinctive arrangement container. Priced from 3.8S. let out ekllled designer create a special grouping in your container while you wait, no extra charge. " oil In V INFORMATION supplied for the census is kept secret by law, but the White House disclosed the Presidents report, prepared by an aide. It showed that: The executive mansion has only Solons Hear Clyde Appeal For Governors on Guard Preu WASHINGTON, April 1 Contending that a future war may be fought In the mam streets of America, the governors of the 50 states Friday asked Congress to Ignore Preside rtf Eisenhowers request to cut Thck the National Guard next ear. By Associated given to planning for recovery from nuclear attack. There is on the part of our military leaders a failure to concede the necessity for maintaining forces capable of defending our own nation, if if Vnouin Be nessary, within confines of the continental limits. THE STATEMENT, read to A STATEMENT for the state the senators by Theodore G. executives by Gov. George D. Driscoll, executive secretary of Clyde of Utah urged the Senate Appropriations Committee to add more than 50 million dollars to the Eisenhower defense budget of 40 billions. the United States Conference of Governors, argued that the guard units are essential to both of those tasks." GOV. CLYDE said the recent governors conference in Puerto Rico found that in the planning for our national defense, litlte or no attention has been $be Salt fakf gribtntf EM Main -- f- Come in and Enjoy ORGAN MUSIC Pleyed by Seldon N. Heaps Monday Evening 7:30 to 8 en the New Hammond Organ GLEN BROS. 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