Unitarian Critics Challenge Bishops on Federal Aid
A Unitarian group in Washington criticized the Roman Catholic bishops for opposing general federal aid to education, claiming the bishops differ among themselves and conflict with the first Catholic president’s separation stance. Catholic sources cite perceived unanimity, while some bishops may have voiced minority views. The Unitarian statement asserts broad Protestant and Jewish opposition to church related school aid.
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Washington
Unitarian Fellowship
Unitarian Univerisalist Association
United States
Divorce News Stuns Political World
Gov and Mrs Rockefeller announce divorce shocking political circles in New York as questions arise about 1964 presidential prospects. The couple, married since 1930, have five children and eight grandchildren. No comment was made on grounds. sources note potential impact on Rockefeller’s re election bid amid a historic context of divorced presidential nominees.
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Tarrytown
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Dartmouth
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George Roberts
Pennsylvania Railroad
Stamp Honoring Hammarskjold To Be Issued
Dag Hammarskjold will be honored with a U N stamp to be issued on United Nations Day October 24 1962 Postmaster General J Edward Day announced to the American Stamp Dealers Association pacing the plan to involve artists and designers of the U N Postal Administration The stamp faced delays from Soviet bloc and Afro Asian bloc opposition.
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Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
United States
J. Edward Day
American Stamp Dealers’ Association
U.N. Postal Administration
Hammarskjold
Banks urged to boost loans as OSU aids demand grows
Columbus AP reports Ohio State University official Rodney J. Harrison says more students rely on bank loans for college funding. A state law guarantees a loan share, but banks statewide must issue them. OSU’s federal loan cap is $277,788 with alumni gifts matching. last year disbursements reached $563,449, yet 48 students with federal aid were turned away and 100 applicants for $27,000 in loans went unmet.
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Columbus
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Rodney J. Harrison
Ohio State University
Harrison
Ohio State
Reds Preparing First Moon Man
Reports circulated that the Soviet Union plans to send a man around the moon next January. The Lunanaut has completed training and is at Baikonur waiting for the launch signal. No landing is planned before 1964.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Baikonur
Kazakhstan
Evidence Of Life In Space Discovered
London AP reports researchers from New York University and Fordham University claim to have found traces of fossilized micro organisms in meteorites from outer space. They describe organized structures in Orgueil and Ivuna samples resembling dino flagellates and chrysomonads, plus one unique form. They emphasize precautions against terrestrial contamination and note this supports broader life‑in‑space inquiry, while acknowledging no definitive proof yet.
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Earth
George Claus
New York University
Bartholomew. Nagy
Fordham University
Nature
Orgueil
France
Ivuna
Court Session Set For Friday
The regular Thursday traffic case session at Municipal Court will be held at 9 30 a.m. Friday this week due to the Thanksgiving Day holiday. This traffic case session will be followed by the regular Friday criminal docket. The clerk's office at the City Building will be closed from 5 p.m. Wednesday until 8 a.m. Friday.
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Municipal Court
Cleveland Man Gets To 20 In Traffic Death
Cleveland man Thomas Marbury, 36, received a 1 to 20 year sentence for the June 10 traffic death of 37 year old Christine Brown, a passenger in his car. Jurors found him guilty after car collided with a truck, hitting two poles while speeding and intoxicated. license was suspended for a prior hit skipping incident.
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Cleveland
Thomas Marbury
Ohio
Marbury
Common Pleas Court
Christine Brown
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