Aiken Predicts Senate Rejection Of Cuban Reservation
Senator George D. Aiken of Vermont said the Senate will likely reject Barry Goldwater's Cuban reservation linked to delaying the treaty until the Soviet forces leave Cuba. Aiken argued the move is a tactic to win the pact.
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New York Teachers Set Plan to Strike City Schools
AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers votes to strike opening day defying a State Supreme Court order. Union leaders vow action even from jail if needed while Max J. Rubin says schools will open for over a million pupils. Pay disputes, working conditions and educational conditions cited as major factors.
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Prayer Opens Many Classes Across Nation
Public school pupils began the first days of school with Bible reading or prayer despite the Supreme Court ban. Open defiance was rare, but spot checks show that many schools continued devotions. Some teachers dropped the practice where laws had prescribed it, while others kept it amid no state orders. In New England silent meditation grew common, though North Brookfield High School held an assembly for the 100th Psalm and the Lord’s Prayer.
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Benny Tyson 15 Survives Severe Burns After Backyard Fire
Richmond AP Benny Tyson 15 lay silent in a two room Richmond hospital after a second major skin graft operation for burns from a July 22 accident at his Winchester home. A spark from a gasoline can ignited his clothes in a lawn bow practice mishap. he lost part of an ear a thumb and suffered extensive burns but survived after treatment at Winchester Memorial and Richmond hospitals.
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Kennedy And Barry Share Light Moment At O'Donnell Honor
President Kennedy saluted retired Air Force Gen. Emmett O'Donnell with the Defense Medal as Sen. Barry Goldwater joined the ceremony. Kennedy playfully called Goldwater Barry, drawing laughter as he noted their friendly ties amid the 1964 presidential race. O'Donnell, longtime Pacific air command chief, recalled World War II and Korean War service and ruled the Pacific as his domain.
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Mothers Defy Wallace Close Huntsville Schools
Gov. George Wallace ordered four Huntsville schools closed for one day to block integration while militant mothers escorted children inside East Clinton School to register. Troopers blocked classrooms at the other schools as parents protested federal desegregation orders, FBI agents present with the Hereford family. Officials said classes would resume Monday.
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Copters To Evacuate Towers Off Cape Cod
A five helicopter Navy operation evacuated 31 men from the Texas Towers SE and TI off Cape Cod as strong winds and rough seas buffeted the structures. Coast Guard cutters and Navy planes supported the mission, with four hours expected to complete from departure. Forecasters warned of renewed winds and a past disaster memory lingered among crew.
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Parts Break Off During Swissair Caravelle Takeoff
In Zurich experts say wheel rim debris and other fragments found on the runway likely sparked a chain reaction that caused the Caravelle crash. A Swissair spokesman cited remote sabotage probability while authorities identify six recovered bodies, including an Iranian businessman linked to Los Angeles.
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U S Presses Viet Nam Reforms Despite Nhu Bond
Washington aims for policy reforms in South Viet Nam appealing to Diem and Nhu though Kennedy acknowledged Saigon lacks popular support. Nhu resists retirement while Diem calls Buddhist crisis closed. Report notes earlier coup rumors and U S policy stance remaining firm.
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Crew Reported Slated To Head Democratic State Committee
Asheville AP report says Senator W. Lansford Crew of Halifax County will succeed Bert Bennett as chairman of the Democratic State Executive Committee. Gov. Sanford will recommend Roanoke Rapids attorney and legislator Crew, with announcement expected at 4 p.m. Today the committee typically follows the governor’s choice. Crew, tied to a 1964 lieutenant governor bid, appears to abandon that path to lead the state party.
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Halifax County
Winston-Salem
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Congress Slow Pace Saves Taxpayers Almost $1 Billion
WASHINGTON AP Congress slows the annual appropriation process saving nearly 1 billion dollars. With only two of 11 bills enacted, agencies are funded by emergency resolutions capping spending to last year or requested figures. Cannon notes haste could waste money and the slowdown keeps funds under control.
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