Prayer Ruling Is Law Support by President Kennedy
President Kennedy called the Supreme Court school prayer decision the law of the land and urged families to pray at home. He said he would support court rulings despite disagreement and declined to comment on proposed constitutional amendments pending Bill of Rights effects.
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Supreme Court
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Congress
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Ments
San Antonio
Brackenridge High School
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Rusk Holds Talks With Salazar Over Portugal Ties
Secretary of State Dean Rusk meets with Antonio de Oliveira Salazar in Lisbon to mend strained U S relations amid anti American demonstrations. The talks cap a 10 day tour of NATO allies as Salazar, 75, resents U N scrutiny of Portugal’s African colony and U S stance on India’s Goa seizure.
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Portugal
Dean Rusk
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Salazar
United States
U.N
Ansala
India
Goa
Estes Trial To Transfer To Tyler Texas
District Judge J H Starley granted a defense request to move Billie Sol Estes trial from Pecos to Tyler citing fair trial concerns. Estes, 37, had sought immediate trial on one count of an eight count indictment filed in April by Reeves County grand jury. The AEC told Congress about 375 potential job losses at Weldon Spring Missouri and Fernald Ohio due to planned operational changes.
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J. H. Starley
Billie Sol Estes
Tyler
Estes
Reeves County
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Weldon Spring
Fernald
Ohio
Schirra Nears Space Flight as Next U S Astronaut
At Langley AFB Walter M. Schirra Jr. learns he will be the United States next orbital astronaut. His wife Jo sensed the news earlier and the family reaction was enthusiastic, with Schirra noting up to six orbits could be flown.
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Schirra
Navy
United States
Earth
OU to Run $70,000 Aid Program for SE Ohio
Ohio University will lead a 13 month industrial development program funded by a $70 000 Area Redevelopment Administration grant. Seven southeastern counties Athens Gallia Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs and Vinton will target new products attract existing firms and spur job growth under guidance from OU faculty and industrial consultant Erwin L Gehrke.
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Ohio
Walter H. Moeller
Area Redevelopment Administration
College of Business Administration
Seven County
Erwin L. Gehrke
Lancaster
Moeller
Gehrke
Harvard University
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Jackson
Lawrence
Meigs
Vinton
Secretary Freeman Accepts Responsibility in Estes Case
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman defended the department’s handling of Billie Sol Estes while admitting some errors. In prepared Senate testimony, he said no official accepted improper gifts and that the government lost no money in Estes related business. McClellan delayed Freeman’s appearance to study the 50 page statement.
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Secretary of Agriculture
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Billie Sol Estes
Freeman
Senate
Estes
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pecos
Tex
Department of Agriculture
Oran Calm After Diehards Quit Amid Civil Unrest
In Oran, French army reports calm returned after a day of destruction by diehard European terrorists defying cease-fire orders from the Secret Army Organization. Bombs damaged schools and buildings as sporadic shooting divided Europeans and Muslims before a 4 p.m. halt.
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Algiers
Oran
Secret Army Organization
Algeria
DiSalle Campaign Seeks Funds After Harmony Meeting
Gov. Michael V. DiSalle and rival Atty. Gen. Mark McFlarry met for two hours in Columbus. The DiSalle committee revived 1900 McKinley Bryan fundraising parallels and secured tentative support from McFlarry.
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Columbus
Mike
Mark
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
Mark McFlrey
Milk production falls short of quota in 1962 first half
Pravda reported a speech by Genndy Voronov at a Kremlin agricultural conference showing Moscow milk production for the first half of 1962 is about 20 percent below the government target. Meat production is even lower according to the same report.
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Moscow
Pravda
Presidium
Gennady Voronov
Kremlin
Mexico Lazio Castros in Talks With Mateos Likely
President Kennedy arrives in Mexico with expectations of frank talks on Castroism. Mexican leaders avoid public confrontation with Cuba while recognizing Mexico's pivotal role in countering hemispheric communism. The U S seeks Mexico as a strong ally though public alignment is unlikely.
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U. S
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Fidel Castro
Latin America
United States
Mexico
Kennedy
Lopez Mateos
Washington
Mexico Prepares For Kennedy Visit
Mexico City awaits President Kennedy with a massive turnout expected along the parade route from the International Airport to Los Pinos. Thousands of posters banners and signs line the route as 300 bands perform under clear skies forecast after a rainy week.
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Kennedy
Mexico
International
Los Pinos
White House
Weather Bureau
Washington
Trade Bill Vote Set For Today
Washington reports President Kennedy urges bipartisan support for a final House vote on a broad tariff liberalization trade bill. The measure would eliminate tariffs on whole item groups and cut duties on others to confront the European Common Market challenge, with a one year extension of the present act as an alternative.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
U. S
20th Century Fox President Spyros Skouras Retires
Hollywood reports the retirement of Spyros Skouras as president of 20th Century Fox, a move anticipated since last fall amid studio difficulties with stars Elizabeth Taylor Marilyn Monroe and Dean Martin and pressure from Wall Street financiers.
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Spyros Skouras
20Th Century- Fox
Elizabeth Taylor
Marilyn Monroe
Dean Martin
Wall Street Money Men
Safety Council Awards Itself For Safety Record
The National Safety Council accepted its own top safety award a plaque for 3 million man hours without a disabling injury or day lost. The council has 375 employees and reached the record in 4 years 3 months. London reports Britain will cut back uranium production after acquiring enough for its nuclear program.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
London
Explorer Spaceship Plans Aimed for 500 Mile Earth Orbit
John M Macoveiak Jr of Grumman Space Science outlines a joint plan by the University of Wisconsin and the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory for a spaceship to orbit Earth at about 500 miles. The proposal was set forth at an Amereican Society of Mechanical Engineers aviation and space division meeting in College Park Maryland. Monte Pittman dies of cancer at age 44 in Hollywood.
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Aviation and Space Division
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
John M. Macoveiak Jr
Space Science
Grumman Aircraft Corp
New York
Earth
University of Wisconsin
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Red Spy Arrested in Israel
Israel police arrested Dr. Robert A. Soblen a life-sentence fugitive and Soviet spy. He was arraigned in Tel Aviv and held for an official charge within 10 days. Soblen reportedly entered with false papers using a Canadian passport linked to his late brother. Local officials noted no U S Israel extradition treaty exists for his return.
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Israel
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
New York
Paris
U N Moves Toward Adjournment Over Rhodesia Crisis
The United Nations General Assembly pressed toward adjournment after approving an African Asian resolution demanding constitutional changes in Southern Rhodesia. Britain’s Sir Patrick Dean was slated to oppose the move calling for repeal of the 1961 constitution and a new constitutional conference addressing discriminatory provisions.
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U.N. General Assembly
Southern Rhodesia
Britain
Sir Patrick Dean
Churchill Hospitalized After Wounding Fall in Monaco
Sir Winston Churchill, 87, fell in his Monte Carlo hotel Wednesday night and broke his left thigh bone. The former prime minister was admitted to Monaco Hospital, examined by Dr Charles Chatelain and X ray expert Dr Andre Fissore, with a decision on travel to London dependent on X ray results. A family spokesman said the injury is not life threatening.
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Monte Carlo
Winston Churchill
Monaco Hospital
Britain
Charles Chatelain
Andre Fissore
Chatelain
Churchill
Chartwell
London
Riviera
Sugar Bill Wins Field in Senate Sugar Fight
The Kennedy administration won a Senate sugar battle with a 76 to 2 vote for a bill to end subsidies to foreign producers. The measure moves to a House-Senate conference amid a looming deadline as the 2 28 year old sugar law nears expiration at midnight Saturday.
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Kennedy
Senate
Senate House
House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Harold D. Cooley
D. C
Convicts Hold Marathon On Water Tower
In Western State Penitentiary Pittsburgh 11 inmates endure heat and hunger atop a water tower in a protest against alleged brutality. Two surrendered on Wednesday with one hospitalized. Parole violator Robert Payne, 29, leads the demonstration now in its fourth day. The group grew to twelve on Tuesday evening.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Robert Payne
Payne
Summit Boys Are Detained in Meigs County
Two 15 year old youths from Tallmadge were arrested Thursday by Gallia County patrols in connection with three break ins in Meigs County including Alonzo Hudson and Cable residences and Ziba Midkiff home. They admitted stealing three cars and cash plus watches. They will be turned over to Summit County juvenile authorities. Sheriff Arthur Shuman of Springfield named president of the National Sheriffs Association at the New Orleans convention.
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Summit County
Meigs County
Tallmadge
New Orleans
Arthur Shuman
Springfield
National Sheriffs Association
U S Soldier Narrates Viet Cong Captivity Ordeal
Spec. 4 George F. Fryett Jr. of Long Beach California said he endured 35 hour marches with arms bound and a rope around his neck while held by Viet Cong during six months of captivity in South Vietnam. He testified he was exhibited in villages and forced to read Communist propaganda at gunpoint before a U S intelligence agent and reporters.
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South Viet Nam
U S
George F. Fryett Jr
Long Beach
Calif
UC College of Medicine Receives Hormone Birth Defect Grant
The University of Cincinnati College of Medicine received a $32,699 grant from the National Foundation March of Dimes to support studies on how hormones affect birth defects in animals.
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College of Medicine
National Foundation—March of Dimes
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