Troubles in Federal Aid to Education Just Starting
AP dispatch notes President Johnson signed three Kennedy era aid bills while facing disputes over aid to Catholic schools. The No 1 bill would fund public and Catholic colleges but bar money for religious schools. Debate centers on Catholic elementary schools and constitutional issues with the Supreme Court possible if challenged.
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James Marlow Washington
Johnson
Crow
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Supreme Court
Three GIs Convicted in Evreux Air Base Death Brawl
At Evreux France a U S Army court martial convicted three soldiers two Negroes and a white of murder and assault in the airman J C Robert Padgett death after soldiers invaded the airmen barracks on Sept 6. Parker and Spears got unpremeditated murder and assault while Gernard received involuntary manslaughter and attempted assault. Sentencing to follow.
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Fevreux
France
Evreux Air Force Base
Richard L. Parker Jr
Eckman
W.va
Edward Spears
New York
Alan L. Gernard
J.C. Robert Padgett
Woodlawn
Gernard
Air Force Barracks
Pfc
Raymond C. Bost Jr
Pittsburgh
Robert Burrell
Philadelphia
Franklin D. Waddell
Soviet troop shifts signal tension near China frontier
Western officials report a moderate eastward move of Soviet troops from central Russia toward Sinkiang on China's northwest border. The deployment follows long simmering disputes and alleged Soviet provocations in the region, with regional friction intensifying during the past two years.
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PRES
London
Soviet Union
China
Moscow
Paris
Russia
Sinkiang
Peking
Soviet Navy Advances Change Western Naval Thinking
Jane's Fighting Ships 1963-64 calls the Soviet Union second greatest navy after the United States and notes a new look with aims on intelligence infiltration and interception. The survey says these changes could profoundly affect naval thinking worldwide.
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London
Soviet Union
United States
Brazil names banker as interim finance minister after Pinto resigns
President Joao Goulart taps Ney Galvao, former Bank of Brazil head, to steady markets after the finance minister Carlos Carvalho Pinto resigns. Galvao’s appointment aims to avert panic and keep Pett austerity policies, avoiding Brizola’s possible anti American stance.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Carlos Carvalho Pinto
Joao Goulart
Goulart
Ney Galvao
Bank of Brazil
Pinto
Galvao
Leonel Brizola
Rio Grande Do Sul
Memorial to Kennedy Jr. unveiled at Yokota Base
A memorial honoring the late President Kennedy was unveiled at Yokota Air Base in Japan. Funds for the memorial were donated by Japanese employees at the base. First Lt. Joseph C. Kennedy Jr. participated in the unveiling ceremony.
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56Th Weather Reconnaissance Squadron
Air Force
Yokota Air Base
Japan
President Kennedy
U.S. Air Base
Joseph C. Kennedy Jr
Moslem Caravan Attack By Karen Rebels Near Moulmein
Seven members of a caravan of Moslem priests and helpers were shot and hacked to death by Karen rebels near Moulmein. Government troops fighting the rebels killed 10. five soldiers died. The 41 member party toured villages around Moulmein, 200 miles southeast of Rangoon. The National Democratic United Front, allied with Communists, is blamed. Peace talks with the front had broken off last month.
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Rangoon
Burma
Moulmein
National Democratic United Front
Illinois Court Asked to Halt At-large Vote
The Illinois Supreme Court was asked Thursday to stop at large elections for state representatives and require candidates to run from old districts. Petitioners Rep. Fred Branson and John W. Spence claim the 1963 redistricting bill was vetoed by Gov. Kerner, who lacked authority to appoint a reapportionment commission. The court is not in session until January 13.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois Supreme Court
House
Fred Branson
Centralia Republican
John W. Spence
Geff
Wayne County Republica
Illinois
Oto Kerner
Supreme Court
Woman on Board Des Moines Appointed by Governor
Mrs. Margaret D. Holub of Central City was appointed to the State Board of Cosmetology Examiners by Gov. Harold Hughes on Thursday.
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Des Moines
Margaret D. Holub
Central City
State Board of
Harold Hughes
Burgess Meredith Plays Wealthy Father in Heart of Marble
Burgess Meredith portrays a wealthy father obsessed with youth and beauty who drives his daughter Gena Rowland to drink in the Breaking Point episode Heart of Marble Body of Stone on ABC TV Monday December 23.
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Burgess Meredith
Gena _ Rowland
Abc-Tv
Wadena Approves Bond for New High School
Wadena Minnesota voters approve a 1.145 million dollar bond issue to finance a new high school for about 550 students. Officials expect construction to start within six months and finish by the 1965 66 school year opening.
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Wadena
State Projects Get $110 000 Allocation
The Urban Renewal Administration announced over 110000 dollars in grants to Minnesota projects. The Minnesota Department of Business Development received 98160 dollars to fund a growth plan for St. Louis County and 14756 dollars for a similar plan for Houston County.
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Washington
Urban Renewal Administration
Minnesota
Minnesota Department of Business Development
St. Louis County
Houston County
Austin Herald 1963 Christmas Week Brief
Austin Minnesota newspaper item brief from Friday December 20 1963 notes local news and community updates in concise form.
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Austin (Minn
Herald
Hare Indicted in Shooting of Policeman
Auburn Hare aged 32 was indicted for first degree murder in the Sunday night slaying of Minneapolis patrolman James E. Hendricks. He faces aggravated assault charges in the wounding of Mrs. Albert Winje while recovering at Gener al Hospital from wounds inflicted by Officer Chester Langaard during a two man squad call at 3025 Portland Ave. Mrs. Winje remained in serious condition.
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Minneapolis
Auburn Hare
James E. Hendricks
Hare
General Hospital
Hendricks
Chester Langaard
Portland Ave
Albert Winje
Witness Testimony Prompted True Bills in Hare Case
About three hours of testimony preceded the return of true bills. Principal witness Langaard testified while police noted Hare admitted wounding Mrs Winje after she nagged him. Mrs Winje also gave an oral statement claiming she saw Hare shoot Hendricks.
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Langaard
Hare
Mrs. Winje
Leave Law Alone Say Iowa Governor
Gov. Harold Hughes urged holding Iowa's new liquor laws intact on Thursday, saying they should not be tampered with at this time.
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Des Moines
Harold Hughes
Iowa
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