Would Big Negro Demonstrations Persuade Congress to Pass Plan
AP report analyzes historic protests from Coxey's Army to the Bonus Army and suffragettes to assess whether large civil rights marches in Washington would push Congress to adopt President Kennedy's civil rights program. The piece notes past delays and cautions against overreliance on demonstrations.
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Jacob S. Coxey
Massillon
Ohio
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White House
Teachers to Read Bible in Kentucky
Kentucky teachers may continue to read the Bible in schools until directed otherwise. The State Board of Education opened its meeting with a Bible reading, a brief sermon, and prayer to underscore the stance against the Supreme Court ruling on constitutional worship. Keen Johnson quipped about violating the Constitution if illegal.
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Frankfort
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State Board of Education
Supreme Court
Keen Johnson
Bipartisan Spirits Bill Fails to Clear Senate Hurdle
Washington AP reports Senators Bourke B. Hickenlooper and Jack Miller voted with the minority as the $455 million low in spirits areas bill passed the Senate 65 to 30. The measure funds relief projects in depressed districts. The vote leaves the plan defeated in the Senate with Republicans and Democrats split.
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Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Jack Miller
Iowa
Senate
Countess of Coventry Wins Second Divorce in Six Months
London AP report states Mimi Medard 28 daughter of a U.S. meat-packing millionaire won her second divorce in six months. The Countess and the Earl of Coventry wed in Tangier 1955 and London 1957. the first marriage was found valid after the second had already dissolved.
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Countess of Coventry
Mimi Medard
St. Louis
Earl of Coventry
Tangier
Firemen Booked on Arson Charge
Marysville California AP reports at Linda Fire Station Chief Charley Miller recalls volunteer Larry 19 who fought 16 grass fires. Police say witnesses saw Barrie driving along a road dropping lighted matches into dry grass before returning to the station.
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Calif
Linda
Charley Miller
Larry
Miller
Barrie
Barry
Atlanta Alderman Convicted Over Housing Bribe
Atlanta Alder man Jimmy Vickers was convicted of accepting 500 dollars to influence a housing ordinance vote and sentenced to one year in prison. Braxton C. McDow testified he handed 500 dollars to Alderman Douglas Wood for Vickers. Wood also faces retrial after a related conviction and sentence.
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Jimmy Vickers
Braxton C. McDow
Douglas Wood
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McDow
CFA Grants for 10 Minnesota Public Works Projects
The Community Facilities Administration approved grants totaling funds for ten Minnesota communities. Projects include fire halls garages sewer extensions community buildings and street and utility improvements in Nissan Kanabec County Orr Barbor Township Proctor Cromwell Floodwood Keewatin Grand Rapids and Duluth with grants ranging from 9 000 to 114 000 dollars.
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Community Facilities Administration
Minnesota
Nissan
Kanabec County
Orr
Barbor Township
Grand Rapids
Proctor
Cromwell
Floodwood
Keewatin
Duluth
Loyola Colleges Spread Across Four U.S. Cities
Four U S universities share the Loyola name with campuses in Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles and New Orleans.
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Loyola
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Los Angeles
New Orleans
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