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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1963

Page

8

Supreme Court Faces Record Term With Integration Cases

Washington expects a record term with major rulings on integration and fair apportionment. Justices admit 70 new attorneys on opening day as courts prepare for cases from New York, Georgia, Alabama, Maryland and Virginia.

Supreme Court Washington API Earl Warren Hugo L. Black Douglas Kennedy Dwight D. Eisenhower Harry Truman Franklin D. Roosevelt New York Georgia Alabama Maryland Virginia New Ap

Peace Insurance defense bill clears House and Senate

The compromise 47.2 billion defense spending measure is approved by the House 335 to 3. The Senate follows with a voice vote and no debate, sending the bill to President Kennedy for signature as the second largest peacetime appropriations in U.S. history.

Washington Upi Senate House White House Kennedy

Oldest British Soldier Re-enlists at 69

Lance Corp Tom Hooper, 69, with 46 years in the Army, has decided to re-enlist in the Wessex Brigade Depot Honiton Devon. He says he will stay on as long as he can perform his duties and believes he may be the only World War I veteran still in service.

Lance Corp Tom Heeper Army War Office Hooper Wessex Brigade Honito County Devon

Ancient Egyptian schooling and widespread Amish population

The piece notes that in ancient Egypt children began literacy at age four with teachers marking papyrus work in red ink. It also references the Amish sect numbering about 60,100 members spread across more than 20 states from Iowa to Florida, with some relocating to Canada and Mexico.

Egypt Iowa Florida Canada Mexico

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