Warren Affirms Separation Guards Religion in Nation
Chief Justice Earl Warren, at the dedication of a cathedral bell tower, urged that church and state separation protects both the state and faith. He linked the tradition to the ethics of justice and noted the ongoing debate over prayers and Bible readings in public schools.
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Wilkinson wins Republican Senate nomination in Oklahoma
Former football coach Bud Wilkinson captures the GOP Senate nomination in Oklahoma for the Kerr seat. The Democratic runoff pits J. Howard Edmondson against Fred Harris on May 26. Voters also reject a right to work amendment while approving a residency and voter requirements change.
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Losing Office Seeker Kennedy Dies After Election News
Richard D. Kennedy, 41, died in his Cleveland apartment hours after learning he had lost the Democratic nomination for Congress at large. He and wife Evelyn, with six children, had stayed up late to follow returns. The death, attributed to a heart ailment, followed chest pains after a long night of campaigning with limited funds and endorsements.
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Maya Cities Menaced by Ball Court Prevalence
Archaeologists note that most Maya cities featured at least one ball court signaling a common civic ritual. This pattern underscores the sport's social and ceremonial role across city centers and supports theories on political and religious life in Maya society.
Police chase ends with suspect trapped in fence in Kansas City
Lloyd R Navratil, 42, fled in a red station wagon after being seen in the wrong lane with no lights. Two reserve officers pursued through a wide area near the Nelson Art Gallery and UMKC before Navratil stalled on Harrison Street and officers fired 16 shots. He was unharmed and booked for investigation as police crosscheck traffic charges.
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Air Force probes Florida C123 crash that killed four
An Air Force investigation follows a crash near Hurlburt Field in Florida involving a C123 that killed four airmen and injured four others. Victims include J C William Hansley Jr and Malcolm R Cardwell, with several others injured including Jernegan and Leuschner.
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Kansas Governor Calls Transportation Key to Growth
Washington AP Gov John Anderson of Kansas stated the national transportation system is the real key to America's economic growth and vitality in a speech for the closing session of the 10th Highway Transportation Congress. He urged state cooperation to foster an efficient economical system.
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Farmer's Corn Share Revealed in Boxed Breakfast Cost
In a breakdown of price, a U S farmer earns about 2.7 cents from each box of cornflakes costing 27 cents. The data highlight store margins and agricultural pricing components shaping everyday groceries.
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Credit Card Trail Leads to Finding Of Missing Boy
FBI traced a signal from stolen cards to a mountainside site in Hillsville Virginia where the body of eight year old David Wulff was found. The boy, last seen April 1 in Willingboro New Jersey, was identified as the victim amid a web linking Joseph Bryan Jr. to multiple kidnapings and other missing children cases across several states. Bryan, already in custody in South Carolina, faces charges related to the Robison and Burke cases and was tied to other disappearances including a Florida child.
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Kennedy Sees Wallace Support In Indiana Primary
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy said he was not surprised by the Indiana primary result as George C. Wallace drew over 29 percent. Kennedy spoke to 300 law students at the University of Pennsylvania noting a revolution in attitudes and that one third backed Wallace while about one fifth oppose ongoing reforms.
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New York Mayor Says He Would Be Veep Candidate
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner said he is available for the Democratic vice presidential nomination though not seeking it. He noted that President Johnson would make the final choice, with only a few others in contention.
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New York Maintains Snowfighting Gear Year Round
New York keeps about 2600 pieces of snow fighting equipment ready throughout the year. The program ensures readiness for winter storms and heavy snowfall events.
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