Solons Target Court Ruling On School Prayer
Congress debates constitutional amendments to override the Supreme Court ruling banning a mandatory school day prayer. Leaders doubt success as proposals face two thirds Senate and House approval and three fourths state ratification. Dirksen and Celler doubt passage. Eisenhower recalls religious roots in national birth.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
House
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Itinate
Dirksen
Judge extends Pan Am flight engineers strike ban
A federal judge ordered a 60 day extension of his temporary ban on Pan American World Airways 500 flight engineers strike. Daniel Kornblum said he would seek immediate review by the U.S Court of Appeals. Eastern Air Lines faces similar uncertainty as courts assess full injunction.
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New York
Pan American World Airways
Daniel Kornblum
Engineers’ Union
US Dist
George Rosling
U.S. Court of Appeals
Rosling
Pan Am
Eastern Air Lines
Eastern
UN votes on independence for Rwanda and Burundi
The UN General Assembly votes to grant independence to Rwanda and Burundi, carved from Ruanda Urundi trust territory. The trusteeship committee approves the resolution 92 to 0, with the Soviet bloc abstaining on a Belgian troop withdrawal by August 1 if needed. U Thant is authorized to spend up to 2 million dollars to support government services, evacuate troops, and train police.
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U.N. General Assembly
Republic of Rwanda
Kingdom of
Burundi
Ruanda- Urundi
Assembly
Belgium
Rwanda
United Nations
Congo
U Thant
U.N
US to plan up to six orbit mission for Schirra
NASA announced Walter M. Schirra as pilot for a possible six orbit flight later this summer with up to nine hours in space and a landing point depending on Earth rotation. Dr Brainerd Holmes said mission length will be finalized by technical factors during flight. Cooper named backup pilot. Schirra is Navy commander, Annapolis graduate, married with two children from New Jersey.
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Washington
United States
Walter M. Schirra
Brainerd Holmes
Ianspace Agency
U.S
Con
Midway Island
Pacific Ocean
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Midway
The
National Aeronautics and
NASA
L. Gordon Cooper
Schirra
Navy
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
New Jersey
Weekend Rain Possible in Miami Valley Forecast
The five day outlook shows showers and scattered thundershowers with about half an inch of rain possible over the weekend. Temperatures will run about 85 high and 63 low through Monday with fair, mild conditions through Thursday. Tonight’s low is expected at 63. Recent highs reached 9? at 2 p.m. with a 62 overnight low at 5:30 a.m. today.
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Miami Valley
Playing Child Struck By Bullet in Alliance Ohio
A three year old Deerfield boy was hospitalized in Alliance in fair condition after a .22 caliber bullet struck him while he played in his yard Tuesday. Portage County deputies identified the injured child as Ted Allen Nye.
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Alliance, Ohio
Deerfield
Alliance City Hospital
Portage County
Sheriff's
Ted Allen Nye
Protest Conditions Inmates Hold On Prison Tower
Thirteen inmates perch on a Western State Penitentiary water tower in Pittsburgh to protest conditions. They climbed from the yard after a long standoff with guards firing warnings. Leader Robert Payne, 29, argues for talks with state officials as warden James Maroney reports quiet after the show of force. Payne faces additional sentences after parole violation and armed robbery cases set for November 1969.
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Pittsburgh
Western State Penitentiary
Robert Payne
Washington, D.C
Payne
James Maroney
Maroney
Ag Department Warned Of Billie Sol Estes Scandal
Senate investigators were told that the Agriculture Department had advance warning of Billie Sol Estes cotton acreage schemes evading the law. Assistant counsel Paul Kamerick testified the warning dates to December 20 1960 and that farm aid officials in Texas later sanctioned every disputed deal. He called the department a bureaucratic jungle needing overhaul as the Estes case opened in the Senate subcommittee probe.
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Washington
Senate
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Paul FE. Kamerick
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Estes
Texas
H. L. Manwaring
Kamerick
FBI
Missing Soblen, convicted spy, due to surrender
Bulletin from New York reports Dr. Robert A. Soblen, 62, a convicted Soviet spy, is missing after his wife notified authorities that he has been gone since Monday. He is scheduled to surrender for a life sentence on Thursday.
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New York
Robert A. Soblen
Soblen
Soviet Union
US moves aim to avert Formosa war with China clash
Officials said U.S. policy in the Far East seeks to forestall fighting between Red China and Nationalist China. The Eisenhower era defense of Quemoy and Matsu hinges on Red attack being first step toward Formosa. The 7th Fleet is in Formosan waters to deter and deter Nationalist moves. Navy chief George W. Anderson Jr. called for no real trouble in the Formosa Strait, while ambassadors warned against provocations.
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Washington
U.S
Far East
Red China
Nationalist China, Co
Quemoy
Matsu
United States
Formosa
7Th Fleet
Formosan
George W. Anderson Jr
Formosa Strait
Las Vegas
Nev
Quemoy Defenders Poised as Reds Mount Bigger Build-Up
Nationalist Chinese on Quemoy, a five mile from the mainland, claim calm amid a Communist expansion to about 400000 infantry and over 300 jet fighters. With 70000 Nationalist soldiers on 50 square miles, they warn jet defense would require distant air bases or carriers. They say they can withstand artillery and repel any invasion with available landing craft.
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China
Quemoy Complex
Quemoy
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Mild earthquake rattles St Louis and Cape Girardeau
An earthquake was felt in St Louis Missouri and Cape Girardeau Missouri on Tuesday night. No injuries or damage were reported and authorities began assessing the quake's magnitude and epicenter.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis
Cape Girardeau
Missouri
Sabotage Ordered Halted In Oran Algeria
In Oran, western Algeria, leaders of the Secret Army Organization signaled a possible end to months of bloodshed. Former Col. Jean Defour broadcast a halt to sabotage, while unconfirmed reports said ex-Gen. Paul Gardy fled with aides after announcing a leadership shift. Echo D’Oran editor Pierre Laffont urged calm as violence eased and communications began returning to normal.
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Algiers
Oran
Jean Defour
Algeria
Paul Gardy
Gardy
Secret Army
Pierre Laffont
Echo D'Oran
European Community
Laffont
Mediation Observe Hope for Peace in Oran Amid Port Fire
French official Rene Soyer predicts a peace agreement by Friday as a large fire at Oran waterfront halts port operations and blocks exits for European refugees. Officials, aiming to curb terrorism in western Algeria, see potential deal between Oran secret army and FLN before Sunday referendum on independence.
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Rene Soyer
Oran
Algeria
Soyer
Algiers
New Ratterman Trial Set After Jury Fails To Deliberate
U S District Court jury failed to reach a verdict in the case involving George Ratterman and six co defendants charged with conspiring to violate his civil rights after a Newport Hotel raid. Judge Mac Swinford set another trial date for Sept 24 as defense motions for acquittal were overruled.
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Ratterman
Covington, Ky
George Ratterman
Newport
U.S. District Court
Mac Swinford
United States
Glenn Hotel
Glenn
Edward
Marty) Buccieri
Tito Carinci
Atty
Charles Lester
Enarchy Fort Thomas
Pat Ciafardini
Joseph Quitter
Upshore White
Class Next Door Teaches Tough Lesson in Green Cut
A lighthearted local column notes the neighboring class may be greener but still proves just as hard to cut, hinting at playful classroom rivalry and mischief amid schoolyard antics.
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John Sherman Cooper
William H. Ayres
Ohio
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Dmiss
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Khrushchev
Robert L. F. Sikes
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Space Administration
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Billie Sol
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Orville L. Freeman
Estes’ Texas
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