Supreme Court Refuses Review of Kentucky Sunday Law
The Supreme Court declined to review a Kentucky Court of Appeals ruling upholding the state's Sunday closing law. Arlan's Department Store and Evans Furniture Co were fined $20 each for Sunday work. Justice Douglas dissented, noting the law's religious implications and exemptions for some religious groups.
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Kentucky Court of Appeals
U.S
Arlan’s Department Store of
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Evans Furniture Co
High Tribunal
Maryland
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
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Carbon Monoxide Fatal to Two in Ottawa Area
Ottawa Kansas AP report says the bodies of Clarence Kirkland 23 Princeton and Judy Herschell 25 Ottawa were found in his car a mile west of Ottawa. Undersheriff Joe Ferns said they appear to have died several hours earlier from carbon monoxide poisoning after being discovered by a trapper along his trap line.
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Ottawa
Joe Ferns
Clarence Kirkland
Princeton
Kan
Judy Herschell
Ferns
Biologist Drowns After Ice Break Fall River Hunt
Allen R. Schultz, 23, a deer biologist with the state Fish and Game Commission, drowned after breaking through ice while goose hunting on the Fall River reservoir. His body was found the next day when Civil Air Patrol crews spotted an ice hole about 30 feet offshore.
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Eureka
Kan
Allen R. Schultz
State Fish and Game Commission
Fall River
Civil Air Patrol
Schultz
Morse criticizes plan to make Norstad head space satellite system
Senator Wayne Morse faults reports that General Lauris Norstad, soon to retire as supreme Allied commander in Europe, could lead the new space satellite communications project. He argues civilian control is essential and warns the move would hand over key administration to a near-retired military officer. Morse links the issue to previous fights over a government or private corporation to run U.S. space communications.
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D-Ore
Lauris Norstad
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Norstad
Philip Graham
Washington Post
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Kennedy
Europe
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Senate
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Global Briefs from Brasília and Other War News
U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy arrived in Brasília for a luncheon with President Joao Goulart after touring Panama canal Zone bases. U N forces warn against a third round of fighting but would retaliate if attacked. In Saigon Vietnamese troops assault Kien Hoa with heavy air cover. helicopter hit but mission continues. Pope John XXIII resumes audiences as ill health improves. Katanga air activity raises immediate threat of bloodshed as UN reports.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong River
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Loan Repaid to Methodist Board of Education
An unidentified borrower repaid a $25 loan with a $75 check to the Methodist Board of Education in Nashville. The letter states the loan was received in 1897.
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Nashville, Tenn
Methodist Board of Education
Satellite communications cartel faces renewed military orientation
The article argues that initial approval of the satellite communications cartel was a mistake and warns against further endorsement of a military direction, urging restraint and reconsideration of strategic alignment.
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