U S Says Peace in Space Offer Amid Cold War Debate
Washington reports that the Kennedy administration proposed mutual restraint on space weapons. Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell Gilpatric said the United States would not place weapons of mass destruction in orbit if the Soviet Union refrains, framing the stance as a bid to keep space from becoming a battlefield.
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Desegregation Begins in Wilmington and New Bern
Desegregation proceeds with quiet entry as one Black student attends a white junior high and two enter Wilmington College as freshmen. In New Bern, 40 to 50 Black pupils enter a Catholic elementary school with some white mothers planning to withdraw their children. Moon Eng, 20, of Flushing, NY, begins a 30 day sentence after trespass conviction from a restaurant demonstration. In Edenton, Golden Frink faces trial on charges from a segregated theater picketing after accusing Police Chief Leo Lavoie of interfering with peaceful picketing and using abusive language. Lavoie says Frink’s charges lack basis. Frink obtained the warrant from Superior Court Clerk Lena Leary.
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Bible Readings And Prayer Recitations Across Schools
Readings from the Bible and recitations of the Lord's Prayer were held in many public schools as kids returned to classes. New York communities planned optional national anthem verses, while Massachusetts and Maine maintained traditional scriptural observances aligned with state law. A judge criticized atheists' lawsuits challenging the high court ban on an official state prayer.
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Associated Press
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America
Nanuet
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Rockland County
James E. Allen Jr
U.S. Supreme Court
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Johnson Gets Warm Naples Welcome
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson drew a wild, grateful reception in Naples as thousands lined the streets. He hailed Naples as a gateway between Americans and Europe and spoke at the airport to Italian immigrants bound for the United States. He later toured the harbor and a shipyard, shaking hands with workers.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Country
Andrew Jackson as Oldest U S President Before Eisenhower
Andrew Jackson left office just shy of seventy making him the oldest president in U S history at that time, a record surpassed later by Dwight D Eisenhower.
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