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THE DAILY SUN A-31 Wednesday, Feb. 4, 1959 -3 i Ike Shaping up His Program On Civil Rights WASHINGTON (AP) President Eisenhower was reported yesterday to be shaping civil rights recommendations directed at increased protection of voting privileges and federal action to speed school integration. Pvepuhlican leaders who conferred with Eisenhower at a 2' 2-hour White House conference reported some conflicting views over the program. But it was indicated most of the proposals outlined at the con wiujwwxBqwwJwiwii mwmtrmvMmmw wwwywJv.J,ll-uw; hhwi'mhi I 1 I War- xv if i I Jn rf 1 ference by Atty. Gen.

Rogers and i .1 ii THREE SINGERS DIE Three prominent rock-and-roll singers died yesterday in a plane crash northwest of Mason City, Iowa. From left to right, they are J. P. Richardson, Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens. (AP wirephoto) 3 Rock Roll Singing Idols Die in Air Crash 1 1 idi jr ui iriiajc i it mining are likely to be incorporated in a presidential message within the next 10 days or two weeks.

Rogers and Hemming were reported to have suggested these main proposals: 1. Revision of the laws dealing with obstruction of justice to make it a felony to interfere forcefully with the carrying out of a court order. This would be Visit G.H.Q. for income number two If you want to know more about a second income -an additional check over and above your regular take-home pay don't delay. Go straight to headquarters! Headquarters for a second income is any Member Firm of the New York Stock Exchange.

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P. (Big Bopper) Richardson, who soared to popularity nrimariiv at official found Three Mcf'h' roll singing idols, 28, of Beaumont, Tex. Roger Pe-jthe teenage rock 'n' roll set in to be fomenting disorder in inte-whose records and appearances jterson, 21, of Clear Lake, the past several years, chartered and voting cases, stirred millions of teenagers, was the pilot. the plane in order to take care 2. Authority for the attorney were killed early Tuesday in thej The troupe with which the triool advance arrangements.

general to file a federal court frash nf their in a annenrrH harf pntprtaineH an ttin imevl of nrwontinff tVio fv u. Ul.ll 1 Wl tli 1 i .5 snow-swept Iowa field. jestimated 1,100 teenagers and Authorities tentatively blamed use or threat of force to deprive: Tn i i tu: KnnAn yS Sff Lv, i v. -v iiii i int; ujui-yitHx piane ira.m'u uit-ir uaiiiwm weather conditions lor the crash.jany person 01 nis voung JJnis. within minutes after taking off in nearby Clear Lake Monday night.

Besides the snow, the tempera- Fl'RXISII AFUDAVITS light snow fi-om the Mason City The chartered plane was to take ture was 18 degrees, and a south-1 The attorney general would airport. The pilot also was killed, the three singers to Fargo, N.D.,!erlv wind was gusting at 35 miles! nave to furnish affidavits satisfy-NAMES USTKI) in advance of the troupe's engage-! an" hour. ing the court that action was Thie three singers were Buddy jment there. The others went by! Hollywood trade sources He also would be re-Holly, 22, of Lubbock, Ritch-i chartered bus. combined record sales of theNuircd t0 Prove tnat fcar oI re" I 'i li in the 'Prisals 'n' rollers was three HKk was preventing tne inai-concerned from suing in A'iduals million.

i Valens whose c' their own names. real name is HANDOUT -Rep. James G. Fulton (R-Pa) hands an apple yesterday to reluctant 3 Authority for the attorney nicnara vaienueid ana wno ilui mnnt.u k.lnn fnrtn. i Tk.

itnnn intn a general xo inspect xne hoks ui, min-nvv, mvnr. mwhiv uaTi, i. a onur" iiiw ie Valens, 17, of Los Angeles; and Holly, Richardson and Valens, slfEciSOfSfir AGAINST ADDITIONAL TAXES a San Fernando, hi, registrars ana otners in cases training device, one or several cxniDiis ouisiae ine nouse acience ana 5ironauiics worn- school last year to seek a career work out aa investment plan sinin" iust recently finished his ronf'ernin denial of voting rightSjmittee hearing room. The monkey is held in its seat by the harness across its midsection and egs. Leg wires relay a shock if it makes an error.

The monkey and its apparatus are en first motion picture. His first recording six be a reIuirprnrnt that jn tne wooden box (rear) during training. (AP wirephoto) ords be preserved for a fixed ago, "Donna," sold more than ru? r-i w-1 nf timp rvissihlv three s.vn tKAu.x.u ine ness, the itate LTiamber has a million copies, the Del-Fi Record i Tears. i't 4- Authority for the command- California State Chamber of Com-. mandate to make this fact merce came out stronirlv vester-' new or increased taxes would kill THE DAY IN SACRAMENTO day against additional taxes.

off new jobs MdI ol "iing officers to ask the Health, rvw also appeared at the ballroom, hit anf1 welfare Denart- Slate Senate Supports FEPC The Chamber a statement the rock 'n' roll pinnacle with his mfinv in hnilH and lv ASSOCIATED PRESS THE GOVERNOR for municipal office to file nomination Danors between 75 and 54 nit: 1 Li.uai ur tju, itriii -in ri i ii inn- declared ouu-it'i truuiiuiujt rprorciins or trPZTv sup Declared himself. rj unalterably jdays beforc election instead of 40 ana operate schools either on or off lof military bases where public use ol ail available surplus fundsj -That'll be the Day against any state lottery. land 20 (Backstrand, R-Riverside) to balance the state budget are' (Continued From A 1) OS LEAVE Richardson schojls serving the bases have; was on leave as ahcen dosed by state or local imnerative tr. avoid the "'u'-cu i Appointed Earl Erwin of West I Taxes Permits paying state transfers from surpluses in avail- a ui Sacramento and reannointed Pert. personal income tax in install.

tne of additional taxes. disc jockey, singer and program laid was action to avoid integration. uy rt.uuiui-; i 11 I trv n4c ahMj if it. it? til fy hi irKnn director at station KTRM in r. Arr.nom.i.ti,n nf a tmaiUfn pmKt r.ortrfp (Rlaro-V- floranam oi oeuuower ana 11.

"Additional taxes at this timej That appropriations would so damage the business cli-te j(cd to prpscnt of amount-probably only a few mil- month It's 31 million dollars more ginn oi ban rrancisco 4.lT'7 a His "Chanhlly Lace" was rated lion dollars a year to aid states; than Gov. Brown asks in his bud-1316 Fair Board i iiaic ui. ui 0 to lc as vj iuxi nri services. its present expandin ton). Resolution Introduced economic; That thc present tax stinjc by Billboard for a time as the 'which attempt in good faith to The head of the Education third most olaved record.

Iterate their schools. inenartment Dr. Rov K. Simnson THE ASSEMBLV Bills Introduced jturcs present rates be Con1 Richardson is survived by hjsl 6. Continuance of the life of the is elected by the people, and is set Surplus Asks Congress to "There is no ju.stification at this: untied Water Adopts California Water widow, Adrian, and a daughter.

iCivil Rights Commission, which not politically dependent oif the Plan as official m.Mp for state UP national food allotment stamp time for doing anything which "4. That the 1933-60 budget' be Holly recently was married and 'otherwise ould expire next Sep-1 governor. Iwater development; sets up wateriPlan to dista-ibuto agricultural sur- WOUld SIOW down or retard the Kalanfwl hv nirtailinfr wnnnAU tember. to welfare recipients business upswing which is taking; tores and by transferring to theiS" waa Water-Assemblyman Brace F. fund to pay for it (Allen, (Hawkins, D-Los Angeles).

Allen Ui-Los uatosj proposed leg- Qatos) place our state. general fund any available bal- "As the voice of organized busi- ances remaining in other funds." lslative adoption of the California Education Increases state Water Plan an 11-billion-dollar, THE SENATE Bills Introduced Employment Creates fair em school support by 54 million dol 100-year plan for construction of Massive Freeway Master Plan Presented in Sen. Collier's Bill lars a year for total of 666 million dams and aqueducts. Allen's bill; in 1959.60 faises for each ployment practices commission to also would set up a water fund to dent from $193.37 to $209.78 (Ged-iStop job discrimination (Richards, finance it, fed by Udelaixls oil rev-d R.Claremont) ac'cepts Angeles). nr, urt fAin mill inn Hrl I r-o a mrrth I Billboards Raises costs of per in federal funds for loans to from the General lund, projectjsflI tn)a, sim.

60 to 75 per cent. It would serve from one-half to SACRAMENTO (AP) Legisla tion adopting a massive 11-billion- Attention EAST SAN BERNARDINO WATER DISTRICT RESIDENTS have a complete stock of approved sewer connection materials required in your area. mits and license fees for outdoor advertising (Farr, D-Carmel) 000 for state colleges as matching money (Crawford, R-San Diego). Welfare Requires counties to Disability Raises maximum sft ud revolvine funds to central- dollar freeway program as the three-fourths of all motor vehicle state's official master highway 'traffic in California, expected to plan was introduced yesterday by! total 17 million vehicles traveling Sen. Randolph Collier (R-Yreka).

1200 billion miles a year by 19S0. The proposed system would en-j California now has nearly 8 mil-compass 12,500 miles of highway, ilion vehicles traveling some 65 aisaguiry payment unaer worn- ize Mc medical care payments men's compensation from $50 aid recipients (Teale, D-Wcst revenues and bond money. Freeways The Joint Legislative Interim Committee on Highways deleted six San Francisco freeways from the state master plan. San Francisco supervisors unanimously opposed them. Those deleted were the Western, Junipero Serra, Park Presidio, Golden Gate, Central and Crosstown freeways.

Hunters Point, Southern and the continuation of the Era- porary ana iu permanent to UjP0int). a week (Crown, Alameda); linking every county seat and pop Wedge Lock and No. 1 Vitrified Clay Pipe billion miles a year. Collier's bill calls for regular All Types of Fittings JC 60 Root Proof Plastic Base Joint Compound ulation center of more than 5,000 population. Experts say it could review of the new system by the Public Works Department which Raises from $12 to $20 daily additional benefit while worker hospitalized (Unruh, D-Los Angeles).

Fair Increases State Fair Board of Directors from 14 to 40 with one from each senatorial district (Geddes, D-Napa). Highways Requires State Division of Highways to maintain Racing Permits quarter horse race meetings longer than seven weeks during year (McCarthy, R-San Rafael). Traffic Substitutes solid yellow highway lines for white ones where there are solid double lines (Short, D-Stockton). Highways Adopts master plan for state freeway system (Collier, R-Yreka). whether in stocks or bonds or both-for your particular needs and pocketbook.

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barcadero Freeway were retained in the plan. be completed in 20 years and be completely financed under the present highway use tax structure. At present, the state has a total of 14,000 miles of highways, less than a 1,000 miles of it freeway. Highway engi estimate mnwffliui would report its findings to the Legislature by 1963 and every four years after that. The plan, proposed by the Division of Highways late last year in a 35-page report, was the result of 23 meetings involving 730 rsu? aiu iiJiuit; iu luiiuti vunuuiun roads used as state highway de tours (Geddes, R-Claremont).

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