Connecticut Supreme Court rules for parochial pupil transport law
Connecticut high court sustains a state law allowing towns after a referendum to use public school buses to transport non profit parochial pupils. The St Rose School case from Newtown involved four pupils and their parents challenging funding of church school transport. The majority held the measure aids parental choice and safety without violating church separation. Judge Mellitta dissented, saying it constitutes religious school support. The decision may be appealed to the U S Supreme Court by Citizens for the Connecticut Constitution.
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Powers Letter Reflects Hope Versus Fear From Moscow
In Milledgeville Georgia Mrs Barbara Powers released a statement recounting excerpts from a six page letter by Francis Gary Powers, the U S pilot captured in Moscow. The letter, read by Dr James Baugh, notes Powers’ concern for his wife’s welfare, his belief he will be tried under Soviet law, and reports he is well treated and has access to food books and fresh air.
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Court Takes Licenses From Drivers in Municipal Court
Several area residents had their drivers licenses taken Tuesday in Municipal Court for various charges. Robert Mathis, 18, left his license with the court for 15 days on a speeding charge. Two men pleaded guilty to drunken driving, one fined $52 and license surrendered, the other placed on six months probation after a 30 day jail sentence suspended. A Nitro man pleaded not guilty to drunken driving but was found guilty and placed on six months probation with license picked up. James Buckholt, 19, appeared on charges of running stop signs, red lights, speeding and reckless driving. all charges placed on the open docket.
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Robert Mathis
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Joseph Thomas
James Buckholt
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Belle
Thomas
Khrushchev to Tour Austria With Family on Bus
Khrushchev plans a June 30 province tour of Austria with his family aboard a special bus equipped with two short wave radio telephones a Pullman style interior and a bar. The 12 seat vehicle will allow the premier his wife Nina and other family members to travel together as Austrian Chancellor Julius Raab is expected to accompany the visit.
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
Austria
Nina
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