Committee on Prayer Reading Ends 7 Weeks of Hearings
The committee wrapped seven weeks of hearings on prayer reading in public schools. Testimony came from supporters and opponents with ADA advocate Kansal urging a constitutional amendment and school reopenings to reduce sectarian conflicts. He argued who decides which Bible is read would govern public life.
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Anne Frank Captor Suspended in Vienna Probe
A Vienna police officer linked to the arrest of Anne Frank in Amsterdam in August 1944 has had the criminal investigation suspended. A separate disciplinary inquiry against officer Kurl Sitherbauer, 52, continues as evidence over time was deemed insufficient to charge him with war crimes. Sitherbauer admitted participating in the arrest but claimed it was his duty, not a Nazi atrocity crime.
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Warren Commission Debates Final Kennedy Report
The Warren Commission debates whether to conclude Oswald acted alone as President Kennedy’s assassin. Some members fear premature conclusions and seek further witnesses before a final June report. Agents continue to hunt for overlooked evidence and possible links to others.
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Typhoid Outbreak Strikes Aberdeen Scotland Largest City Seeks Canned Beef Source
Health officials hunt for suspect cans of corned beef tied to Scotland's worst typhoid epidemic in years. Aberdeen reports 241 cases with dozens more elsewhere in Britain and up to three suspected cases in England. Hospitals, schools, and social venues shut as doctors and nurses work long hours to contain the outbreak.
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Houston grows from shallow bayou town to major port
In 1857 an editor called Houston a shallow bayou town with barriers of timber and prairie. Now Houston ranks as the nation’s sixth largest city with a dredged channel moving Gulf Coast cargoes 50 miles upriver to Galveston Bay. Columbia, Texas no longer exists.
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Roman bean festival once honored by ancient Rome
New York reports Stokely-Van Camp says beans have a noble past. The canning firm notes the plebeian bean was celebrated in ancient Rome with Fabaria, honoring its Roman name fabae and its festival heritage.
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Tourists blamed less for litter problem study says locals litter more
A summary report for the Glass Container Manufacturers Institute finds that most highway litter is created by local residents, not tourists. The study notes this holds even in states with heavy tourism like Vermont, urging anti-litter programs to target local communities.
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