Integration clash looms in Selma amid unrest and drives
In Selma Alabama racial tensions mount as Negro voter registration expands and white officials resist desegregation. Local leaders say the city plans to maintain customs while a Dallas County drive calls for mixed public facilities and biracial oversight amid protests and store pickets.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
Maurice F. Ouellet
Black Belt
Birmingham
Mobile
Huntsville
Dallas County
Chris Heinz
Dallas County Voters League
Craig Air Force Base
Vatican Council Approves Modern Art Use in Churches
The Vatican Ecumenical Council voted 1,838 to 9 to encourage modern art in church construction while warns against incomprehensible abstractions and costly decoration. A total of 94 fathers approved with reservations as the liturgy schema nears promulgation ahead of Dec 4 recess. The reforms include allowing modern languages in Mass and sacraments.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
Council Fathers
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Bishops’ Conferences
War Not Over, Jury Rules For Army Man
Norris W. Gardner, 28, an Army reservist, won acquittal from a Corpus Christi court jury on charges of driving without a license. His attorney argued a 1945 law exempting service members from license rules for six months after discharge remains in effect until the present hostilities cease, which the defense says has not occurred.
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Houston, Tex
Norris W. Gardner
Corporation Court
Gardner
Fidel Castro says Cuba captured CIA agents after Flora sabotage
Fidel Castro announced Cuba has captured several CIA agents including two Canadian pilots sent to Cuba for sabotage following Hurricane Flora. He indicated they may face death sentences and said prisoners from a CIA ship Rex would appear on television to tell their stories.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Cuba
CIA
The
Rex
New England GOP Favors Goldwater for 64
The Associated Press survey shows New England Republican leaders view Barry Goldwater as the strongest present candidate and likely 1964 nominee. Among 179 respondents, 134 named Goldwater. Nixon placed second and Rockefeller third amid defections tied to a divorce. States report varied margins and other names among the minority.
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New England
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Associated Press
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Connecticut
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefeller
Romney
Maine
Massachusetts
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
New Hampshire
Vermont
William Dailey celebrates 46 years flawless attendance at work
Boston report notes William F. Dailey, 64, of Bedford, leaves his house at 7:10 each weekday and catches the 7:25 commuter train to Boston. He never missed a day or hour in 46 years with New England Telephone, attributing his record to his wife and three children.
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Boston
William F. Dailey
Bedford
Mass
New England Telephone Co
Dailey
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