Sit In Cases Delayed by Supreme Court Action
Washington AP The Supreme Court deferred ruling on five sit-in cases for at least 60 days and possibly longer. It asked the Justice Department to submit views on the constitutional issue of whether a private businessman can use state trespass laws to exclude views of a race. The court split 5-4 to request Cox’s position, with Chief Justice Warren and Justices Douglas Brennan Stewart and Goldberg in the majority.
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Stewart
Goldberg
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Iaw
White
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Cox
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Florida
South Carolina
Lessard Seeks Ward 6 Council Seat in Biddeford
Lucien Z. Lessard of 23 State St. announced his candidacy for Ward 6 councilman in Biddeford’s December Democratic primary backing mayoral candidate Conrad T. Fortier. A lifelong Biddeford resident, he attended local schools, served three years in the U.S. Army in Europe, and works at Saco Tanning Corp. He attends St. Joseph's Church, is married to Lorraine T. Croteau, and they have daughter Susan, a St. Joseph's School student.
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Lucien Z. Lessard
State St
Conrad T. Fortier
Lessard
Biddeford
U.S. Army
Europe
Saco Tanning Corp
St. Joseph’s Church
Lorraine T. Croteau
Susan
St. Joseph's School
Chuckle: Cars Advances End the Era of Horses and People
A humorous note reflects on the shift from horse drawn transport to automobiles, suggesting progress risks replacing both horses and people in daily life. It hints at social change as machines redefine mobility and labor, with a wry Gen features copyright line.
Iraqi Forces Overthrow Baath Socialist Rule
Be ir ut Lebanon AP report says Iraqi forces toppled Baath Socialist government under President Abdel Salam Aref and displaced Premier Kassem. Aref assumed full powers, dissolved National Guard, ordered weapons surrendered, and pledged unity with Arab states especially the United Arab Republic. Baathists from Syria aided in restoring order amid curfew and sporadic resistance.
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Lebanon
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Ref
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Syria
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United Arab Republic
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Aref
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad Radio
National Guard
Baghdad
Ba'ath Party
Ba’athist
Vatican Council opens debate on unity schema on crucifixion
An Italian cardinal and three Middle East patriarchs denounce a declaration blaming all mankind for Christ's crucifixion as the Ecumenical Council begins debate on Christian unity. The nine prelates at the opening session largely express reservations, while Jewish leaders hail the move as a milestone in Jewish Christian relations.
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Vatican City
Middle East
Barghoorn Seeks Quiet Period After Spy Case
NEW HAVEN Conn AP Freder ick C Barghoorn Yale professor jailed in Moscow on espionage charges was expelled after a personal appeal from President Kennedy He boarded a plane to London then New York before a charter flight to New Haven where he described his unpleasant experience at a Sunday night news conference He faces limited questions and will withhold many details until he consults U S officials The Russians accused him of intelligence gathering during the 1940s at the U S Embassy in Moscow and on six trips to the Soviet Union since 1947
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New York
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini
Palermo
Sicily
Ignace Gabriel Cardinal Tappouni
Antioch
Stephanos I .Sidarouss
Alexandria
Egypt
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Barghoorn
Washington
U.S
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Soviet Union
Tampa
Fla
Kennedy
MacDill Air Force Base
Palm Beach
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Buck Rogers
Atlantic City Fire Kills and Disappears 25 people at Surfside Hotel
Fire swept a block near the Atlantic City Boardwalk destroying four hotels and a rooming house. Surfside Hotel guests, mostly elderly, were among 25 missing. Police and fire crews searched the ruins as hospital reports listed 22 treated and two admitted. In Tampa Kennedy predicted routine space flight at 15,000 mph and beyond, as he toured the area marking a transport anniversary.
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Atlantic City Boardwalk
Albert Wilson
Surfside Hotel
Surfside
Milton Bauer
New York
Philadelphia
Bauer
Atlantic City Hospital
Kennedy
America
Military overthrows Iraqi government in bold regional shift
The Associated Press reports President Abdel Salam Aref leading armed forces to topple Iraq's Ba’ath Socialist government as a major political upheaval with regional implications and international response looming. The piece notes Kremlin disappointment with the Soviet long running drive to rally neutral nations to communism. It also mentions Yale professor Barghoorn's arrest in Russia on spy charges and President Kennedy's forthcoming two stage tour in 1964, while Rockefeller asserts Goldwater must adjust positions for GOP unity.
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Associated Press International
Abdel Salam Aref
Iraq
Kremlin
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Russia
Kennedy
South
Florida
Texas
Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater On GOP Consensus
Washington AP Rockefeller accuses Senator Goldwater of not representing GOP consensus as he campaigns in Washington for convention support. He predicts Goldwater will shift positions for the 1964 platform while noting Goldwater’s recent wedding involvement and Texas draft efforts. Kennedy plans Florida swing to keep Texas in Democratic column.
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Barry Goldwater
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Eisenhower
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Quorum Club
Peter O'Donnell Jr
Texas
National Draft Goldwater Organization
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Fla
Tampa
Miami
Florida
White House
Soviet aid plan disappoints Kremlin gains in Africa and Asia
Soviet aid and trade efforts failing to win a broad bloc of new and neutral nations. Analysts say Moscow faces skepticism even in Africa and Asia as non Communist markets grow and Western influence strengthens. Soviet trade with non allied states rose modestly in 1962, but U.S. gains far outpaced Moscow.
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Kremlin
Moscow
Afrca
Asia
Russia
United States
Europe
West
State Department
Congress
States
Khrushchev
U.S
Leon Herman
Library of Congress
Herman
United
Neault Announces Biddeford Council Run in Dec Dem Primary
Maurice J. Neault of 1312 Foss St Biddeford announces candidacy for councilman at large in the December Democratic primary backing mayoral candidate Frederic Deschambeault. He is a Navy veteran of World War II, foreman at Edwards Division of Saco Lowell Shops, and member of the Knights of Columbus and local Catholic groups.
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Maurice J. Neault
Foss St
Biddeford
Frederic Deschambeault
Neault
Jeffrey Neault
Lucille Forcier
Ronald
Richard
Diane
Elaine
Rachel
St. Andre’s Church
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Edwards Division
Saco-Lowell
Foreman’s Club
Saco-Lowell Manufacturing and Engineering Association
Oblate Retreat House
Augusta
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Hack
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Brockton
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Jay Sneider
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Boris Gottlieb
Fred Small
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