Court rules nativity display in public school not constitutional violation
New York Supreme Court Justice Hugh S. Coyle held a manger scene on the Central Avenue Elementary School lawn is a passive religious accommodation not an active government action. He ruled the suit by 16 residents seeking removal of religious symbols would amount to non recognition of God in public schools.
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GOP Says Tax Path Untried and Deficit Focused
Rep. Thomas B. Curtis accuses President Kennedy of pushing an untried fiscal theory that relies on deficit financing as he backs an $11 billion tax cut. Curtis says spending limits are needed and Kennedy’s emphasis on tighter spending is not credible, as Byrnes also critiques the plan.
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Soviet broadside accuses China of border violations since 1960
Moscow charges Communist Chinese servicemen and civilians violated the Soviet border thousands of times since 1960 and attempted to reclaim territory. It accuses Beijing of provoking border hostility to wreck East West detente and presses for frontier talks to avert misunderstandings.
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Formula Beefed Up For Quints
In Aberdeen South Dakota the Fischer quintuplets receive another increase in formula as they celebrate their first week. Dr James Berbos says two more cubic centimeters are given every two hours. The babies are fed via nasal tubes until strong enough for bottles. Mrs Fischer 30 will return home on Monday. Security guards are being planned to seal the family home and the Fischers will move to a home provided by the Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce.
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Stolen Art Recovered in Paris Case
Paris police reported the recovery of several valuable paintings including three Remoirs one Claude Monet and a Pissarro from Yugoslav Nicholas Franusic, 30. He admitted taking them from the home of Carlos Aramago former Bolivian ambassador to France where Franusic worked as a house painter.
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Massillon Woman Killed in Route 21 Crash
A 34 year-old Massillon woman died and her 10-year-old daughter was injured when their car left U.S. 21, struck a ditch, rolled over, near Massillon. Frances Castellanos died in the crash. Carol Castellanos was treated at City Hospital in fair condition.
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Jewelry Theft Reported Aboard France Liner
Police said $25,000 in jewelry was stolen at sea from the liner France, with loot believed aboard. The ship departed New York Thursday and is bound for Le Havre, France, where J. R. Gordon of International Nickel Co. reported the theft to the captain.
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Kennedy orders McNamara and Taylor to Saigon for Viet Nam review
President Kennedy sends Defense Secretary McNamara and Joint Chiefs Chair Taylor to Saigon for a week to assess the Viet Cong war effort as U S aid to South Vietnam faces potential review. The trip follows rising Viet Cong activity and regional unrest linked to Buddhists protests.
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Premier Vielm Siroky Fired in Czech Government Shakeup
In Prague President Antonin Novotny dismissed Premier Vielm Siroky amid turmoil over the Stalinist era and economic woes. Josef Lenart was named to replace Siroky, who led for 10 years, as deputy ministers and others were replaced amid political recriminations.
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Landmark Old House Faces Demolition in Middletown
A sturdy historic house at a busy Middletown intersection linked to Daniel Doty, Middletown's founder, faces destruction like other landmarks. The piece notes its remaining status amid urban change while cross-referencing features on pages 7 and 23 about World War II Germany and Danny Kaye.
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Wilmington College to gain 740000 from donor and supporters
Cincinnati AP reports Wilmington College could receive up to 740000 from Grover M Hermann chairman of Marti Marietta Corp He offered to match 1 for every 2 dollars donated by others over the next year Read said Hermann has not visited the campus and the donor plan depends on several contributions from friends of the school
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Wilmington
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Real Estate Editor Adin C. Rider Dies at 63
Cleveland Plain Dealer real estate editor Adin C. Rider, a 21 year veteran, died Saturday after a long illness at age 63.
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Birmingham Quiet Before Sunday Nerves Amid Tense Race Hope
Birmingham faces a nervous Saturday as residents brace for another Sabbath after a violent racial flare up. AP report notes quiet streets but lingering fear, with authorities urging calm and unity among communities in the wake of recent unrest.
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Crash Kills 6 Youths In Indiana
Six Lake County teenagers died in a high speed two car crash at the intersection of state highways 2 and 55 near Lowell Indiana. The victims ranged in age from 15 to 18 with drivers described as acquainted at the T intersection.
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Leonard J. Austgen
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Robert Felder
Gwen Stack
Cedar Lake
Cupid's Misfired Aim Draws Laughs in Today's Chuckle
A humorous quip notes Cupid fires at hearts while glancing at hosiery, explaining a rash of bad shots with a playful wink.
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Senate Approves Pact With Reservations Possible
Senate leaders moved to defeat reservations on the limited nuclear test ban treaty with a final vote due Tuesday. An apparent 82 supporters favored ratification though some favoring reservations warned they could cripple the pact.
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