Russia claims missile glider program and tests
A San Antonio dispatch reports Soviet officials claim development of a missile glider and planned tests as part of a space and defense program. The article notes U S concerns about peace and potential weaponizable tech, with references to military agencies and defense strategies.
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Beck Defense Continues From Page One
The defense attorney for Beck argues ongoing questions about the accused’s involvement and repayment of money borrowed. The testimony touches on government actions, two-year tax issues, and the defendant’s credibility as the trial progresses, with witnesses debating intent and entitlement.
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Fragmented Evidence Fallout From Dying Mother Case
In a muddled report, witnesses discuss a weekend of events surrounding a death tied to a family case. Key individuals include O'Brien, Wallin, and a mother identified as Conrad. A company payout and a mysterious charge are noted amid strained statements of blame and involvement.
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Voting restrictions in the colonial era and wartime limits
In colonial America voting was restricted to property owners and, in some colonies, landowners. Religious qualifications and tax payments limited participation. Pennsylvania Delaware and Georgia conditioned suffrage on tax payments, with wartime years narrowing eligibility further.
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TCU Rice and SMU Still in Title Running
The Southwest Conference race remains open as TCU Rice and SMU press for the title. Rice and Texas lead with strong records while SMU fights back. upcoming games include a key showdown on New Year’s Day at Houston.
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US and Soviet Union Define Views on Attacks in Geneva
In Geneva a US Soviet communique outlines each side’s positions on preventing surprise attacks and related measures. Both delegations state experts aim to study possible steps, with Western officials noting limited agreement on scope and conditions for any further action.
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NAACP Role Seen as Next Step in Arkansas Integration Case
A legal observer in Little Rock says the next move in the Lillia Rock integration dispute hinges on NAACP involvement. He notes attorneys may seek a district judge’s injunction to reopen schools under an integration plan, with further briefing at the Court of Appeals. The observer warned any disruption could trigger a broader political clash and affect board stability.
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School Seeks Student Aid For October Deadline Shifts
A Little Rock high school reported requests for financial aid for 983 students pending approval. Officials said the Education Department will reassess aid applications, setting a November deadline for October aid. The move aims to balance aid distribution amid rising need and department guidance.
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NAACP Seeks Injunction Over School Board Action
A distorted report notes the NAACP requesting an injunction while the school board cites a legislative act. The case hinges on whether the action is constitutional and if Tulsyond Bet is a jurisdictional issue. A prerogative judge at district court may need to decide the matter.
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