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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1963
Page
2
Dr Miller warned that America's most dangerous trait is a frightened split society divided racially economically and morally as he spoke at the week long General Assembly opening session in Philadelphia Sunday night.
In Asheville, Walter H. Bailey, 57, a recently released ex-convict, entered the West Asheville Assembly of God Church and shot the minister Lester Cobb, 44, then killed his ex-wife Ruby Bailey, 50, before shooting himself. The double murder-suicide occurred as Bailey demanded to see Ruby, despite pleas from congregants and church officials.
Robert A Weatherington, 40, was arrested at his home and is to be arraigned in General Sessions Court on a charge of making an oral threat against the life of President Johnson. Secret Service and police red Mr Weatherington has a history of erratic behavior and claimed a navy neural condition and a nationwide banks blackout.
Philadelphia AP The United Presbyterian Church chief executive Dr Eugene Carson Blake urged church unity and stronger civil rights participation at the National Council of Churches triennial assembly. He said unity enhances the churchs witness while urging member churches to push for liberty equality and justice for all Americans. The council covers 31 Protestant Anglican and Orthodox bodies with about 40 million members.
The Virginia Supreme Court ruled 6 1 that Prince Edward County could close public schools to avoid integration under state law. Dissent by Chief Justice Eggleston argued the legislature must provide education. he warned federal courts may now enforce U S constitutional rights in the county.
The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that state courts may enforce bans on agency shop labor contracts. Justice Douglas delivered the decision with Justice Goldberg not participating. The Florida Supreme Court had found such agreements violate state right to work laws, and the Court called for new briefs on whether state or NLRB authority applies.
Grant Stockdale, a former U S ambassador to Ireland and ally of President Kennedy, died after plunging from the 13th floor of the Du Pont Building in Miami. Police call the death an apparent self-inflicted act. Stockdale was 48 and based as a Miami real estate executive with an office on the 13th floor. He previously served as administrative assistant to Senator George Smathers and in Florida's legislature before his ambassadorial appointment.
Ankara Turkey AP Ismet Inonu 80 resigns after returning from Washington where he attended Kennedy funeral Two coalition partners the New Turkey Party and the Peasants Nation Party pulled out Leaving Inonu to form a new government or call elections Rumors of assassination circulated as he arrived with heavy security.
Nagaland becomes India's sixteenth state after a government decision led by Prime Minister Nehru. The AP wire caption notes a map showing the new state created to counter Naga demands for an independent nation.
A drizzle accident eight miles west of Dayton, Texas, claimed the life of car driver A D Garrett 54 of Center Texas. A crossing bus bound from New York to Houston left the roadway and injured five passengers who were not believed seriously hurt and were hospitalized in Dayton.
In Dakar, Senegal, more than 10 people were killed and about 60 injured during national elections. President Leopold Senghor, unopposed for re election, claimed around 90 percent of the registered vote. Senghor’s party, the Senegal Progressive Union, won most of 80 legislative seats.
Iowa safety records report nine deaths during the Thanksgiving holiday period ending Sunday. Two teenagers, Wendell James Hoffman, 19, near Centerville, and Richard Lowell Sales, 17, of rural Mystic, died Saturday after a car overturned on Highway 60 ten miles north of Centerville. Sales died after an ambulance collision en route to Iowa City.
Daleno, 17, of near Centerville, was riding with other boys when an incident occurred. Authorities said Maddaleno was the driver and all involved escaped injury.
India announces Sun day the creation of Nagaland as the 16th state to curb Naga demands for nationhood. President Radha Krishnan presides as ceremonies mark the new state near the eastern edge of the Northeast Frontier Agency following October 1962 Chinese incursions.
James Hatlo a syndicated cartoonist for Hearst King Features died of a heart attack in Carmel California. His cartoons Theyll Do It Every Time and Little Iodine appeared in more than 700 newspapers worldwide.
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