Educator says Kennedy scholarship plan unconstitutional
Edgar Fuller, executive secretary of the Council of Chief State School Officers, argues the proposed $350 college scholarship program violates the Constitution by providing direct aid to church related colleges. He warns federal funding to parochial schools could lead to aid to church controlled secondary schools, saying it amounts to government endorsement of religion.
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G. K. Hodenfield
Philadelphia
Kennedy
Edgar Fuller
Council of Chief State School Officers
Winsner
Fuller
Studnt
Crawford
Vernon
Minnesota
Lake Superior
Duluth, Missabe & Iron
Twonior College
Winds Ease After Severe Midwest Storms Across States
The storm system weakened with calmer skies in the Midwest while rain persisted in the South. Tornadoes, hail, and high winds caused extensive damage from Texas to Illinois and across the Arkansas-Louisiana-Texas region, with two dead and numerous injuries. Flooding worsened in Iowa and Wisconsin as Cedar River crest fears rose, prompting mass sandbagging and evacuations in Waterloo, Evansdale, Cedar Falls, and nearby towns.
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Wisconsin
South
Midwest
Texas
Louisiana
Illinois
Arkansas-Louisiana-Texas
Appleby
Shreveport
Ilinois
Joliet
Weather Bureau
Cedar River
Gaylord Nelson
Ghana and UAR Press UN Action on South Africa
Ghana and the United Arab Republic urged UN members to cut diplomatic and trade ties with South Africa unless its racial segregation ends. Ambassador Alex Quaison-Lackey called South Africa a sick society and said nations should sever relations, close ports to South African ships, and boycott its goods. Rafik Asha of the UAE echoed that the measures are the minimum needed.
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United Nations, N. Y
Ghana
United Arab Republic
U. N
South Africa
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Assembly
United Nations
Johannesburg
Rafik Asha
USAR
Man 102 Expects To Better Father
AMORET Mo AP Joe Lasure is 102 today and believes he will outlive his father who died at 103. He migrated from Kentucky to Kansas and worked 22 years for the Kansas City Southern Railroad. A lifelong bachelor, he votes Republican for every presidential candidate since Rutherford B. Hayes and still handles his own housework and gardening. His brother James Lasure, 95, lives in Pittsburg, Kansas.
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Amoret
Joe Lasure
Lasure
Kansas
Kentucky
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Rutherford B. Hayes
James Lasure
Pittsburg
Kaw
GOP Fights Kennedy Budget Spending In House Senate Clash
Capitol Hill Republicans gird for a determined bid to trim Kennedy budget spending both domestic and foreign. Senator Dirksen says they will scrutinize items as they come, while defense needs may resist cuts. Fiscal deficit projected at 2.1 billion. CCC funds face cuts amid battles over farm price support costs. Ensigns: midshipman graduates first carried the flag in 1862, later named ensigns.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Hitness
Congress
Dirksen
David E. Bell
House Economic Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Commodity Credit Corporation
Bridges
CCC
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