Supreme Court opens with heaviest docket in history
The Supreme Court convenes for a term with about 10 new appeals on opening day, rising from last year. Chief Justice Earl Warren enters his eleventh year amid rising caseloads as hundreds more cases await action and major civil rights and apportionment cases loom.
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Competitive Prices A Boon To Savers Too
Competition boosts saver yields and loan demand as Southern California institutions offer up to five percent for deposits. Federal officials warn rapid rate hikes may invite limits while industry leaders note strong mortgage lending supports higher returns.
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California
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U.S. Savings and Loan League
New York Pulaski Parade Draws Huge Crowds
The 27th Pulaski Day parade stretched five hours along Fifth Avenue with 100000 participants and about 300000 spectators. U S Attorney General Robert F Kennedy attended among marchers including the Polish army in exile. Signs urged free elections in Poland as Brockway MacMillan announced next Friday as General Pulaski Memorial Day by proclamation of President Kennedy.
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Language barrier hinders aid hearing as lawmakers question air force purchases
The 1963 foreign aid hearing reveals confusion over Cessna aircraft figures with Brig. Gen. Fuqua and lawmakers clashing over whether 180s or 185s were purchased. The exchange highlights a broader communication gap between administration witnesses and Congress.
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United Press International Washington
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Subcommittee On Foreign Aid Appropriations
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Otto E. Passman
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R-Ohio
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Secretaries Win Prestigious CPS Certificates in Oklahoma City
Four state secretaries received Certified Professional Secretary certificates at a Redbud chapter dinner in Oklahoma City. Among them are Miss Gerri Hair, secretary to Gene McGill, and Mrs. Virginia Springs, executive secretary at General Electric. They joined 237 nationwide who passed a six part exam.
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Burial Insurance Sold By Mail Ad Promises Low Cost Coverage
Old line policy Marketed to ages 40 to 90 with no medical exam required. Central Security Life Insurance Co offers $1000 life coverage by mail and invites readers to send name address and birth year to Fort Worth Texas for free information with no obligation.
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