Priest Seeks School Credit for Church Religious Instruction
In Hamilton New York the Rev John Carey pastor of St Marys Church seeks quarter credit per semester for religious instruction at his church during school hours. The school board voted 3 2 against granting credit citing lack of control over content. James Jones board president and a Baptist member supported the Catholic request but the tie breaking vote kept the plan from approval. Carey said he only teaches what Jesus taught 1900 years ago.
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Hamilton
N.Y
Upstate
New York
John Carey
St. Mary's
James Jones
Jones
Father Carey
Jesus Christ
Science Session Termed Success
A two day program honoring Ohio’s outstanding high school science students will be repeated next year in Columbus. About 1,148 students and teachers attended as speakers from NASA and Battelle spoke on future science needs and the growth of the space industry.
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Phil Gunby
Columbus
Ohio
A. F. Forance
Ohio Science Education Association
Cmmaten
Joseph W. Kittinger Jr
Air Force
Partners Right Up To Failure In Space Efforts
Dr Rollin J McCrory assistant manager of mechanical engineering at Battelle Memorial Institute in Columbus told the Ohio Science Education Association program honoring high school science students that space program partnerships are strong but note a drawback. He said when a missile or project fails it is labeled engineering failure and when it succeeds it is called a scientific achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pau L. Gardner
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington, D.C
NASA
James E. Webb
Rollin J. Crory
Battelle Memorial Institute
Columbus Research Organization
George W. Wharton
Department of Zoology and Entomology
Ohio State University
Columbus
Rollin J. McCrory
Ohio Science Education Association
McCrory
No First Strike Policy Urged By Scientists
The Federation of American Scientists urged the United States to declare a no first strike policy for nuclear war. They argued the policy would deter nuclear use and could be adopted immediately without waiting for non nuclear force buildup. The scientists noted the world population could reach four billion by century's end.
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Washington
Federation of American Scientists
United States
Boy's Body Found After River Search
In Kelso Washington the body of 3 year old Allen Moyer was recovered from the Cowlitz River early Saturday. A playmate, 6 year old Jeff Kelsey, led rescuers to the river bank saying Allen fell from a log while they played. The incident ends a search that drew hundreds of volunteers.
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Kelso
Wash
Skindiviers
Cowlitz
Allen Moyer
Jeff Kelsey
Hisriend
Jeff
Allen
Erika Moyer
Battered Girl Dies as Boy Held on Murder Charge
In Salt Lake City two 18 year old girls were bludgeoned with a hammer in western Utah desert. Carol Annette Clayton died from skull fractures while Drinda Ames remained in serious condition. Rex Hintze 17 admitted striking the girls and faced murder charges. Tony Robertson 19 aided by summoning help after fleeing.
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Salt Lake City
Carol Annette Clayton
Rex Hintze
Hintze
Tooele County
Fay Gillette
Utahi
Salt Lake County
Drinda Jane Ames
Great Salt Lake
Tony Robertson
Gordon Hall
Ex Governor Cochran of Nebraska Dies at 77
Former Nebraska governor Robert LeRoy Cochran, 77, died in a Lincoln hospital after long public service. A Democrat, he had three consecutive terms as governor elected in 1934 1936 and 1938. Funeral services set for Tuesday at St Matthew's Episcopal Church.
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Lincoln
Neb
Robert LeRoy Cochran
Nebraska
Cochran
State Highway Department
U.S. Senate
Hugh Butler
Bureau of the Budget
Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
Ralph G. Brooks
St. Matthew's Episcopal Church
Amsterdam teen sent home from Michigan over letters
Maar ten Abeln a 17 year old student from Amsterdam says he was sent home from Michigan because his sponsors disliked letters he wrote to a Dutch newspaper criticizing life in the United States. He wrote that more than 30 percent of U S teenagers do not know that Christ was born in Bethlehem.
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Maarten Abeln
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Michigan
United States
Abeln
U.S
Christ
Bethlehem
South Africa Boosts Defense Spending on Budget Surplus
Johannesburg report says South Africa uses its budget surplus to fund a record defense program. Defense Minister J. J. Fouche is quoted by the Johannesburg Star describing the move to secure the country against internal and external threats from nationalist and Communist groups.
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South Africa
Johannesburg Star
J. J. Fouche
Air Force weighs midrange missile to rival Polaris
Air Force research chief Lt. Gen. James Ferguson testified that a mobile midrange ballistic missile is under study with potential to rival the Navy's Polaris on surface ships. The project aims for about 3000 mile range, could be road-mobile or fixed, and is supported by Defense Secretary McNamara as funding increases are requested for fiscal 1964.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
Air Force
Navy
House Armed Services Committee
Air Force Research
James Ferguson
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Robert S. McNamara
NATO
Ferguson
Europe
Defense Department
McNamara
Fish feel little pain when hooked due to mouth nerve scarcity
A report notes that fish possess few nerves around the mouth, leading to reduced pain sensation when they are hooked. This anatomical fact is cited to explain why many anglers observe quick biting and a brief struggle rather than prolonged distress.
Middletonian Hurt In Crash On West Kemper Road
Arnold Caldwell, 40, of 2101 Lowell Street, was reported much improved at Good Samaritan Hospital Cincinnati after a skull fracture from an auto crash on West Kemper Road. Police say Caldwell lost control on a curve, was ejected when his car struck a utility pole near Bank Road in Colerain Township.
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Arnold Caldwell
Lowell St
Good Samaritan Hospital
Cincinnati
West Kemper Road
Caldwell
Hamilton County
Bank Road
Colerain Township
Mao Talks With Soviet Ambassador
Peking radio said Mao Tze-tung held a cordial talk Saturday with Soviet Ambassador S. V. Chernovenk o. Also present were Liu Shao-chi Premier Chou En-lai and Wu Hsiu-chuan, leader at the East German party congress. No discussion details were released.
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Tokyo
China
Mao Tze-tung
S. V. Chervonenko
Peking Radio
Liu Shao-chi
Chou En-lai
Wu Hsiu-chuan
Party Congress
Poland Albania trade pact signed in Tirana
Polish press agency PAP reports Communist Poland signed a 1963 trade pact with Albania in Tirana. It promises increased trade but did not specify any amounts. The item notes the world population is over two and a half billion.
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Warsaw
Poland
Tirana
Albania
PAP
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