Airline Hearing Opens On Ozark Service Renewal
The Civil Aeronautics Board begins a hearing in Washington on renewing Ozark Air Lines temporary permits to serve 10 Midwest cities in Iowa Illinois Missouri and Kansas including ClintonMattoon Charleston Danville MarionHerrin Cairo Cape Girardeau Pittsburg Chanute and others A CAB speaker notes use it or lose it policy may apply if traffic falls below five passengers daily The airline plans routes via Galesburg Burlington Quincy Hannibal Ottumwa and Peoria Des Moines Chicago St Louis and estimates subsidy savings of over 24000 annually while the CAB projects a smaller 12000 gain.
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Integration Debate Marks Arkansas Justice's Racial Policy
Arkansas Supreme Court Justice Jim Johnson called racial integration a greater crime than rape and murder and pledged to back a constitutional amendment to resist school integration. Johnson, an outspoken segregationist, said he would campaign for the amendment despite a bar association request to refrain from political speeches by judges.
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Orval E. Faubus
California
Louisiana
RAF Plane in Safe Return After Engine Trouble
A Royal Air Force plane carrying families of British personnel returned safely to Mitchel Field after engine trouble over the Atlantic. The four engine Bristol Britannia left on a 3:30 a.m. flight and returned five hours later as a precaution due to fuel difficulties. It was part of a six plane airlift between Great Britain and the United States supporting the British exposition and included drill teams, bands, and commando units.
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Royal Air Force
Atlantic
Lyneham
Engand
London
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Great Britain
United States
Old Farm Bloc Is Important in 1961 parity shifts
Washington AP reports the old Farm Bloc remains key in policy debates as cotton's support in 1961 weakens and parity for wheat and corn changes, noting cotton once stood near 70 percent of parity while corn hovered around 3 dollars.
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Washington
Congress
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Father of 3 Killed in Loretto near Hays Kansas
Anthony Lauer, 32, father of three, was killed Sunday night while working on a power pole at a baseball field in the Loretto community near Hays. He fell 25 feet after contact with a live wire.
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Hays, Kas
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Court Rules on Bus Legalities in Connecticut
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors ruled a state law allowing transport of parochial school pupils on public buses constitutional. It found funds from the Connecticut School Fund for this service unconstitutional, prompting some districts to adjust fiscal practices. Chief Justice Baldwin led most justices in upholding the law as aiding parental choice, safety, and public health without violating church-state separation. Justice Mellitz dissented on the constitutional ruling.
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Hartford. Conn
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
Connecticut Schoo Fund
Raymond F Baldwin
Samuel Mellitz
Heat Wave Claims Thirty Lives in Lahore Four Days
In Lahore Pakistan officials report 30 deaths from a searing heat wave over four days with more than 100 heat stroke cases. Temperatures ranged from 101 to 121 degrees Fahrenheit as the extreme heat battered the region.
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