Catholics Fear Castro Move On Schools
In Havana, Catholic officials warn Fidel Castro’s government may shut private schools, including the private Catholic University of Villanueva. Officials note a government push for doctrination courses and possible expulsion of foreign priests, with private donations drying up and student dropouts rising as families flee Cuba.
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Havana
Cuba
Chiref
Fidel Castto
University de
Casi
Villas Miera
Sxpel
Kasavubu Breaks Tie With UAR Over Congo Crisis
President Joseph Kasavubu ordered the Congo to sever ties with the United Arab Republic and expelled Ambassador Morani Ghaleb and staff for allegedly plotting to overthrow the government and aid rebels tied to Patrice Lumumba. Ghaleb resisted formal notices, while Col. Mobutu and Congolese troops clashed with U N. forces during a tense standoff at the Ghanaian embassy incident.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
United Arab Republic
Morani Ghaleb
Congo
Abdel Gamal Nusyar
Kasavubu
Ghaleb
Patrice Lumumba
Leandro Police Chief Returns After Sick Leave
SAN LEANDRO Police Chief Steve Lagamarsino, who had been on sick leave after a heart attack on Aug 31, returned to duty today. He resumes command of the daytime shift as Lt Whitney D Rosanen and Lt Jack Ashman swap roles to cover the other shifts. Police officials say Lagamarsino’s recovery enables full duties for the department.
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San Leandro
Steve Lagamarsino
Lagamarsino
Whitney. D. Rosanen
Jack Ashman
Rosanen
Lagomarsino
Kennedy Debate With Georgetown Med Students
Washington CPI reports a brief exchange as John F Kennedy left Georgetown Hospital after visiting his wife. A group of Georgetown University Medical students urged socialized medicine, Kennedy replied he supports medical care for the aged and that the students are against socialized medicine. He called it a matter of definition.
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Washington
CPI
John F. Kennedy
Georgetown University Medical
Kennedy
Georgetown Tospital
Louisiana House debates school integration and private options
In Baton Rouge and Oceanside reports, Louisiana lawmakers press a bill to allow private school options alongside public systems amid ongoing integration debates. The measure outlines state aid and attendance routes, prompting warnings about sovereignty and federal court influence.
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Oceanside
Calif
Baton Rouge
API
Allningvale
Sil
Parcitela
Oni
Cuiciana House
Gardner Banard
Lonans
Risley Tribe
Jhmrale H. Davis
Board of Education
Syston
Stove
Orleans Public Schools
U.S. Marstals
Capitol
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Diwis
Earlien
Supreme Law
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Federal Court
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Mar
Castro Valley
Araoyo & San Lorenzo High
Wilson
Hugh McElhennty
Adjualtel
Bernz-O-Mati
Raspus
Nest Sa
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Ande
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