Catholic School Bus Protest Sparks Mass Enrollments
Missouri lawmakers face a tabled bill as Catholic protest swells from parochial to public schools. Thousands of Catholic students streamed onto public buses, filling classrooms and prompting district dismissals amid overcrowding and fire hazards across towns and cities from Washington to Jefferson City and St. Louis suburbs.
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St Louis
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Lobbyists Defended by Legislator in Sacramento
Sacramento legislator Alan Pattee defends lobbyists against Gov. Brown’s charges that they back special interests. He says lobbyists are sincere, and lawmakers stand on their own records, resenting insinuations that votes aren’t their own.
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Alan Pattee
Salinas
Blorday
Pattee
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Sheriff Hit With Dixie Vote Suit
The Justice Department sought a federal court order to stop Rankin County Mississippi Sheriff Jonathan R Edwards Jr and two believed deputies from forcing Negro voters to leave Brandon courthouse while attempting to register. The suit cites assault on three Negroes and aims to curb threats or violence at the registration site near Jackson.
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Justice Department
Mondsy
Rankin County
Mississippi
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Robert K. Kennedy
Jackson
Miss
Fed. J
Brandon
Jonathon R. Edwards Jr
College Aid Bill Advances in House Ed Subcommittee
The House education subcommittee approved a separate 1.195 billion college aid program to fund classrooms laboratories and libraries. It was the first concrete step this year toward breaking up the omnibus education bill. administration favored a unified program but lawmakers see potential in a standalone measure with bipartisan backing.
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Uid
House
Congress
Kennedy
Federal Unemployment Benefits Suspended in California
California faces suspension of federal unemployment benefits as Congress debates a 24 million dollar supplemental appropriation to extend the program through June 30. The state urges continued weekly claims to verify ongoing unemployment and avoid gaps in support.
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Sacramento
California
Thousand Arrests Ripple Through Alabama Demonstration
Police released details of a large protest in Alabama where hundreds were arrested and housed in city and county jails. The city jail held 346 prisoners, county facilities almost 600, and overflow moved to a state fairgrounds building. Negro leaders had threatened a march but canceled after assurances that children arrested earlier were receiving proper care following a conference at the justice department with Jefferson County sheriff's office.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Widow of Baron de Coubertin Dies at 102
The 102-year-old widow of Baron Pierre de Coubertin, founder of the modern Olympic Games, died Monday after a lengthy illness in Pully Switzerland.
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Switzerland
Pierre de Coubertin
Insurance Firms Hit Tax Plans in State Debate
The article critiques a gross premium tax proposal, arguing it taxes insurance firms on collected premiums quarterly rather than annually and ignores losses. McFarland says the plan aims to raise about 160 million dollars in new revenue, maintaining a vow against new taxes in 1963. Champion defends the tax as the industry's principal levy, noting its timing and practical impact. A report by Joseph Frog ipat & Co. shows California insurers paid 189 million more in state taxes from 1958 to 1967 than if taxed like banks and other firms. The discussion frames insurers as financially stable under two decades of tax tranquility compared with broader industry funding needs.
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Chasipion
Sacramento
Joseph Frogipat & Co, Inc
Theseport
California
Champion
Thestate
U S Leaders Send Condolence to Algeria Over Minister
U S Secretary Dean Rusk issued a message to the widow of Mohammed Khemisti confirming Algeria’s late foreign minister’s death will be sorely felt by Algeria and the world. President Kennedy also sent a condolence message to Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella.
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Dean Rusk
Mohammed Khemisti
Algeria
Khemisti
Kennedy
Talgerian
Ahmed Ben iBella
Kennedy appoints new top admiral amid staffing shifts
The White House released word on presidential directives and career changes as Adm. Arleigh Burke and Adm. Anderson face extended terms and Navy leadership transitions. LeMay’s one year extension affects Joint Chiefs roster alongside Taylor Wheeler and Shoup’s pending retirement. The piece notes Adriatic and Pacific theater service, plus past World War II service aboard the Essex and Bronze Star awards.
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Coral Sea
Burke
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Air Force
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Earle G. Wheeler Amy
David M. Shoup
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Naval Academy
Donald Named Commander of the Sixth Fleet
Donald was appointed commander of the Sixth Fleet after 23 months, then progressed to the role of commander in chief of Naval Forces in Europe.
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Donald
6Th’ Fleet
Europe
Medical ad fragment offers two for one service deal
Fragmented text markets joint pain relief and general body treatment with unclear medical claims. It mentions appointments and a two for one offer, but the language is garbled and lacks verifiable details or credible sources.
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Maxle Speeck
Nine Britons Die in Belvedere Crash in Sarawak Jungle
Singapore UPI reports the Royal Air Force said all nine Britons aboard a Belvedere helicopter were killed when it crashed Saturday in Sarawak near Brunei. An RAF accident investigation team was deployed to the jungle scene.
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UPI
Royal Air Force
Art book unveiled in Amsterdam claimed world’s largest
An Amsterdam exhibit showcases a seven by three foot art book described as the biggest in the world. It features twenty five pages with three stained plastic glass and two printed pages and sold for 5225 dollars.
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