Alabama Bible Reading Defies High Court Ruling
Alabama’s Board of Education, defying the Supreme Court, makes Bible reading part of the public school curriculum. Gov. George Wallace vows to read in class if needed, tying stance to ongoing segregation protests. The measure makes Bible study a course requirement alongside English and arithmetic in state schools, private schools unaffected.
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Pennsylvania
Probes Under Way as Police Scandals Hit Two Kansas Cities
In Kansas City Missouri and Kansas, major police scandals trigger full investigations. In Missouri five officers including a sergeant face arrest on burglary charges while on duty. Two civilians are also accused.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Out of Blue Rain Hits Floydada and police turmoil in Kansas City
The Floydada area recorded anomalies with unexpected rain and hail despite clear skies elsewhere, while nearby towns noted light showers and high temperatures. In Kansas City Kansas, officials seek a police chief replacement after the state attorney general's investigation into brutality and liquor enforcement laxity followed a controversial resignation. Five patrolmen from the Country Club Station faced demotion and testimony about ignoring liquor and gambling violations. Police chief C. M. Kelley noted the district includes key business and upscale residential areas. Arrests in Missouri accompanied the probe.
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Theroff
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Mitchum
William M. Ferguson
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Missouri
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Kennedy will not hold news conference this week
The White House said President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week, confirming the change in the White House schedule.
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UPI
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White House
Civil rights bill talks hint at compromise on public accommodations
United Press International reports that Kennedy's civil rights bill faces possible compromise between liberal Democratic and Republican constitutional routes. A plan may blend interstate commerce power with 14th amendment equal protection. A House floor vote nears next month amid private cross party optimism.
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
Douglas weds 23 year old government worker in Buffalo ceremony
Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas 64 marries Joan Martin 23 in a simple Unitarian Universalist Church service in Buffalo. The couple left for a mountain honeymoon after a family reception at the bride’s home.
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Washington
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Allegheny College
Meadville
Agency For International Development
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Williamsville
Invasion of Haiti by Exiles Near Dominican Border
A force of about 250 exiled Haitian soldiers led by Gen. Leon Cantave reportedly landed on Haiti’s north coast near Fort Liberte to capture Cap Haitien and overthrow Duvalier. The operation, under the National Democratic Union banner, faced little resistance at landing sites.
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Dozens fatally injured in Colombia ambush
Bandits fatally wounded 43 people on three trucks and a bus on the eastern highway in Caldas state. Victims were peasants traveling to markets. robbery is the apparent motive. Bandits escaped.
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UPI
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Military Pay Raise Moves Through Senate Panel
The Senate Armed Services Committee pushed a military pay hike with an Oct 1 effective date, clearing the way for floor action. The bill would raise pay by 5 to 230 dollars monthly for about 2 million personnel, averaging 14.4 percent, at a projected annual cost of roughly 1.227 billion dollars. The measure, first since 1958, differs from the House version on pension provisions. final terms will be set in a House Senate conference.
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Tropic Blow Gains and Fizzles Versus Hurricane Arlene
The Tropic Blow storm near Puerto Rico showed winds around 100 mph but weakened as atmospheric conditions shifted turning toward reintensification. Forecasters tracked remnants 280 miles north of San Juan with potential westward movement and advisories possible Tuesday morning.
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Arlene
Gordon Dunn
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San Juan
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Gilbert Clark
Demand Reignites Hope for Global Nuclear Test Ban
The United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union sign a treaty banning most nuclear tests in a move praised as a step toward peace. Khru shchev and others urge further pacts with Warsaw and NATO allies while opposition grows in Bonn and within the U.S. Senate. Pope Paul VI and Nehru hail the accord as a thaw in the cold war.
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East Germany
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France
Charles de Gaulle
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
Geneva
Rome
Land Speed Record Broken on Nevis Salt Flats Utah
Craig Breedlove of Los Angeles set a world land speed record at 407.45 mph in a jet powered Spirit of America on Utah's western salt flats. He posted 288.47 mph on the measured mile then 428.37 mph on the return for an average above Cobb's 391.196 mph from 1947. Breedlove, 26, claimed the speed and discussed future attempts while spectators watched.
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Salt
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Nevisile Salt Flats
Los Angeles
Salt Flats
Breedlove
Salt Speedway
John Cobb
England
Cobb
Charles Stapp
U.S. Air Force
White Sands
N.v
Mickey Thompson
el Monte
Calif
Thompson
Britain
Donald Campbell
Sir Malcolm Campbell
Prayer Text Directs Daily Thought and Deeds
Anonymous prayer asks for divine guidance this day to direct and sanctify thoughts words and deeds in accordance with Thy law and commandments. It prays for salvation through Thy mighty help as Thou liveth and reigneth for ever.
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Heaven and
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Weather Map Page 3 A Lubbock Thunder Showers Likely
Weather map for Lubbock and vicinity shows little temperature change with a chance of widely scattered thundershowers in the afternoon or evening. Winds become southeast light to moderate.
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