Scientist Given Award By Johnson at White House ceremony
Washington report notes Dr. J. Oppenheimer receiving the Enrico Fermi Award from the Atomic Energy Commission amid security controversy. President Kennedy praises his contributions to theoretical physics, while some lawmakers boycott. the award honors Oppenheimer's work at Los Alamos and the AEC’s praise for his leadership in atomic energy research. AEC says clearance restoration would require his own bid for a position needing it. The prize carries a $50,000 tax free grant. Nearby French ceric tale mentions a wild pig mascot for a sorcerer team in Marnay.
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NAACP donor disclosure case overturned by Virginia Supreme Court
Virginia's Supreme Court reversed a Richmond Hastings Court ruling, shielding NAACP donor names from a state legislative committee. The court found the committee aimed to harass, dismissing claims it sought donor data to audit possible income tax violations or improper funding use. Justice Spratley wrote the opinion.
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Lawyer Denies Hiring A Hitman In Wife Murder Trial
In Minneapolis a St Paul lawyer T Eugene Thompson testified he did not hire another man to kill his wife Carol Thompson in the March 6 death at their home. He admitted relations with Jacqueline Olesen but denied proposing marriage. she testified he offered $10,000 to marry him.
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Identical Romances Ended for Twin Couples in Arkansas
Identical twins Elvin A. Day and Melvin P. Day divorced their spouses Margaret and Elizabeth Finch, whom they married in 1952 after meeting at a Twins Association convention in St Louis. The couples, once living on adjacent Lena farms, shared two children each. Cruelty alleged by the sisters prompted the suits, settled last week with custody and child support awarded and the 1960 model family car allocated.
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Leoni Claims Venezuela Victory in Presidential Race
Venezuela's Leoni leads with an overwhelming unofficial tally, backed by Betancourt, as voters flocked despite a climate of violence. Caldera and Uslar Pietri follow, while Villalba drops from expected second place amid a fractured coalition. Official returns expected late Tuesday night.
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Cuba
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Fidel Castro
Democratic Action Party
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Arturo Uslar Pietri
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Belican Democratic Union
Supreme Electoral Council
Congress
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Chamber of Deputies
Social Christians
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Villalba
City backs off plan for community Christmas tree
Charleston mayor says the annual Lee Street Triangle decorations may be dropped this year as a city beautification project replaces the Merchants Association display. Several groups expressed interest in taking over but time and erection conditions halted plans. The Merchants group offers its trimmings to others under a five year contract, while the mayor hopes a future community tree project will be organized by the same group. Profiles in Courage to be published in Yugoslavia by Prosve ta.
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Kennedy widow expresses gratitude for messages
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy thanks the public for hundreds of thousands of compassionate messages since President Kennedy’s death. White House aides report 293,000 letters and 26,000 telegrams counted, with 250,000 more delivered to Hyannis Port. House saves provision for Secret Service protection and staff for six months, plus funeral expenses funds and a $10,000 annual presidential pension.
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Iowa
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