Amish Fined But Given Appeal Time
Nine Amish men appeared in justice court in Independence Tennessee and were found guilty of failing to enroll their children 7 to 16 in a proper school. They were fined 20 dollars plus 10 dollars costs each and given 20 days to appeal to district court.
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Justice Court
Henry Yoder
Ben Borntrager
Enos Mullett
Joe Borntrager
Abe Yoder
Ben Beachy
Andy Kauffman
John Nisley
Chris Raber
Joe Koeppel
William O’connell
Buchanan County
Congolese Troops End Major Revolt in Kasai Province
Congolese government forces crushed a secessionist uprising by the Mpuku tribe in south Kasai. The revolt left villages burned and civilians killed or missing. estimates of dead range from hundreds to thousands, with tens of thousands hiding in the bush and aid from religious groups feeding hundreds of thousands. Rebels still deter villagers with hostage tactics as U N and Liberian troops pursue remaining fighters.
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Bakwanga
The
Congo
Kasai
Eric Packham
U. N
U.N
Packham
First Minuteman Squadron Fully Operational in Montana
The nation's first Minuteman missile squadron is now fully operational at Malmstrom Air Force Base, Great Falls. Sixty nuclear tipped ICBMs are poised for launching as the Air Force confirms readiness.
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Great Falls
Mont
Airforce
Southern Colorado Parish Adopts Evening Funeral Mass Trial
In Pueblo area, the Catholic Church tests evening requiem services to aid families and workers. Bishop Buswell approved a three month trial at St Mary’s Waldenburg with further extensions considered after rising Rosary night attendances. Archbishop Hallinan supported the bishop’s liturgical discretion.
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Pueblo, Colo
Colorado
Charles Buswell
Pueblo
Msgr
Howard Delaney
St. Mary’s
Walsenburg
Buswell
Paul Hallinan
Atlanta
Ecumenical Council
International Commission
Hallinan
Goldwater Rejects 1964 Draft Bid and Cornering
Senator Barry Goldwater told conservatives not to paint him in a corner for 1964 and said he is running for reelection to the Senate. He dismissed a Chicago draft movement and questioned magazine claims of large funding and close ties to his campaign.
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Goldwater
Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Chicago
Senate
Clifford White
New York
Florida whirl wind tears seven planes in minutes
A wind event west of Miami damaged seven planes at Opa-Locka airport in under three minutes. Workers called it a tornado though the weather service said it resembled a mature dust devil. Ray Orquiza of Continental Aviation watched the blades snap from tie-downs as the debris flew.
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Miami
Opa-Locka Air Field
Weather Bureau
Ray Orquiza
Continental Aviation
Chuckle: The nicest gift is something you made yourself
A humorous line notes that the best gift to children is a handmade item, evoking a simple sentiment about personal effort over material wealth. The quip closes with a wry copyright stamp.
Peru avalanche wipes out Pampayada town killing 300
Reports from Abancay say an avalanche on the Peruvian Andes buried the town of Pampayada near Abancay, Apurimac province, with at least 300 dead and hundreds missing. Officials appeal to the federal government for aid.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Peruvian Andes
Pampayada
Abancay
Apurimac
Thelittle Town
Fanfani backs Western Alliance while rating base talks
Rome Premier Fanfani said Italy firmly supports the Western Alliance but will not commit his caretaker government to allowing U S Polaris submarines at Italian bases. He noted ongoing talks on a multinational nuclear force under NATO and said no immediate decisions would be made.
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Rome
Fanfani
Italy
Mediterranean
Turkey
U.S
Franco Spain
Livingston Merchant
Kennedy
NATO
Merchant
Navy Man Says They Fear Them
Rear Adm. Ignatius Galantin says the growing Polaris missile submarines give the United States a clear lead over the Soviet Union. He notes Russians are sensitive to this, but warns no magical breakthrough in anti submarine tech is foreseen and that sonar remains the most promising method.
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Washington
Ignatius Galantin
Andrei Grechko
Galantin
U. S
Navy
U.S
Filipino couple in Seattle foster ten children for 25 years
Maria Beltran and her husband, both in their sixties, care for ten foster children aged 8 to 16 in two joined Seattle houses. They have hosted more than 36 children over 25 years and were honored again by Catholic Children's Services for 20 years of fostering. They contrast duty with pride as several former foster children pursue electronics and mathematics studies.
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Seattle
Santiago
Catholic Children’s Services
Beltrans
Philippines
Beltran
Long Swim in Any Weather
Wilfred Laberge a 37 year old Milwaukee truck driver left from the South Shore Yacht Club aiming to walk 80 miles to Muskegon Michigan across unfrozen ice. After a brief attempt he called the Milwaukee Journal to report that the lake was not frozen and he could not swim across.
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Milwaukee
Michigan
Wilfred Laberge
South Shore Yacht Club
Muskegon
Mich
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