Union Leader Hopeful Steel Talks Resume
Pittsburgh AP reports the United Steelworkers union said informal talks failed to yield any contract agreement with the base steel industry. President McDonald said no progress on wage policy and indicated another meeting of labor management committees will be arranged while remaining hopeful.
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Court bans Bible readings in public schools
The Supreme Court ruled that public schools may not require Bible readings or the Lord’s Prayer as part of daily classroom exercises. The decision, stemming from cases in Maryland and Pennsylvania, sparked varied reactions across states and prompted officials to reassess devotional practices in schools nationwide.
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Gov Brown halts killer’s death sentence in California
Gov. Edmund G Brown commuted the death sentence of Lawrence Ashley 28 a former Army warrant officer convicted of murdering a 6 year old girl to life without parole. The governor stated the crime was undeniable yet Ashley’s conduct merits serious mental evaluation and review. The killer was slated for execution June 26 at San Quentin’s gas chamber.
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Hansen Attends Meeting On Writing Assessment Law
Scranton candidate William W. Serast on I Pennsylvania Republicans consider him a favorite for 1964 nomination. Goldwater supporters, including Sen. Barry Goldwater, Sen. Hugh Scott, and local officials, discuss party unity and the convention strategy amid debate over property tax reform and cattle assessment rules.
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Desegregation Debate Splits Senate GOP on Assessments
Senate Republicans debate desegregation and tax laws, urging the Legislature to set assessment standards and assessors to administer them. They discuss ownership certification, personal property returns, and public records while trimming duties from assessors and treasurers. A separate thread covers religious influence, court trends, and concerns over child development and health trends.
Police report two TV sets stolen in separate incidents
Two theft reports describe stolen television sets including a Vivich unit taken from Abbott Electric at 915 6th St Somachine within two weeks. Another loss involved a 74 year old resident, Mrs Wilma Mangus, at 74 YAW St. Washington AP copy notes political discussion on tax and civil rights policy.
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Southerners Push New Elector Plan in Mississippi Rally
Reported from Jackson to AP about 1,006 Southerners backing a move to appoint presidential electors via state party conventions after national nominating events. Governors Barnett and Wallace led opposition to federal authority, arguing the issue is freedom and urging states to resist federal encroachment.
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City Traffic Accidents Raise Safety Concerns and Proposals
A string of four injury accidents on Greely Sheds and nearby streets prompted officials to consider a compromise policy. The report notes vehicle damages, arrests of juveniles, and ongoing talks with Democratic and Republican leaders about extending enforcement and public place desegregation provisions, with a focus on accident prevention and community safety.
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Negro Students Hold Boycott of Boston Schools
In Boston a protest by Negro leaders drew about 9,000 pupils from junior and senior high schools to skip classes over alleged segregation. The boycott extended to Mark's Social Center near Rustin Technical High School and moved to “freedom centers” with special classes. Police maintained order at Tech's entrances as about 250 students filled the building and overflow streamed onto the street. No violence was expected according to leaders, some arriving with police atop patrol cars.
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Denver Area Counties Granted Disaster Designation
Gov. John A. Love announced that Denver Adams Arapahoe and Jefferson counties were declared disaster areas following Saturday's severe hail and rain. Small Business Administration loans at 3 percent may assist homeowners with uninsured damages. The message was conveyed via Sea Igordon Allats and K-Cale.
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John A. Love
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Small Business Administration
World News Clip Mixed Events and Mixed Messages
A garbled world roundup reports a woman shooting and killing her children and husband, political resignations, and international diplomacy notes. It notes Prime Minister Ben Gurion, Jamaican officials, U S aid for Bokaro steel, and Yemen’s federation talks with Egypt, Syria, and Iraq, with various unnamed officials and dates.
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Tragedy at Prospect Farm Ends in Family Shooting
Elizabeth Gregor 44 fatally shoots husband Joseph John Gregor Sr 42 after locking children in a room. She kills herself with a shotgun tied to a toy string. Children Joseph John Jr 2 Thomas John 12 Rosemary Elizabeth 1 and twins Richard and James found in different rooms. Police note ill health and notes left by Mrs. Gregor.
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Everest Seen Link With Life on Mars
New Delhi reporters summarize a Himalayan summit note linking Everest exploration to life on Mars. Scientists discuss thin air and extreme cold as they plan rock and soil sample work while expedition members travel from Kathmandu to base camps with Sherpas and Nepali officers.
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