Expert Says Court Ruling Benefits Religion, Katz Claims
Dr. Wilber G. Katz of Wisconsin argues in The Episcopal Magazine that banning devotional exercises in public schools will liberate true faith. He warns against a non sectarian American religion that pressures religious minorities and weakens dissent.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
Supreme Court
America
Wilber G. Katz
Katz
University of Wisconsin
Episcopal Church
Commission On
High Court
Dr. Katz
Third Jet Crashes At Air Station Pilot Killed
At Willow Grove Naval Air Station a trainer jet crashed during landing, killing Marine Maj. Charles F. Kiser of Springfield Virginia. He reportedly tried an emergency landing in Spring House, five miles away, and the aircraft hit trees.
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Willow Grove
Willow Grove Naval Air Station
Charles F. Kiser
Springfield
Spring House
Jesse Woods
Kiser
Magazine Asks For New Trial In Butts Case
Atlanta AP Curtis Publishing Co asks for a new trial in the $10 million libel suit by Wallace Butts, former University of Georgia athletic director. Court stay on $3.06 million verdict followed. Verdict included $60,000 in general damages and $3 million punitive damages. Butts alleged a Saturday Evening Post story libeled him and Coach Paul Bryant over a game rigging claim. Still pending is Bryant’s separate $10 million suit against Curtis.
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Atlanta
Curtis Publishing Co
University of Georgia
Wallace Butts
U.S. District Court
Lewis R. Morgan
Morgan
Butts
Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
Paul
Bear) Bryant
University of Alabama
the Post
Georgia
Bryant
Alabama
Fifty Students Return Defying U S Cuba Travel Ban
Fifty American students defying a U S State Department Cuba travel ban returned from Madrid by plane amid protests at Idlewild Airport. Passports were suspended but not declared invalid. ten students received subpoenas to appear before the House Un American Activities Committee.
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State Department
Cuba
Madrid
U.S
Idlewild
Lee Levi Laub
Columbia University
House Committee On UN
Larry Phelps
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Phelps
Washington
Philip Luce
New York City
Don Rainman
University of California
Fidel Castro
Luria Castell
San Francisco State Teachers College
John Wayne Thomas
Oakland
Calif
Martin Nicolaus
Fontana
Wis
Nicolaus
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Havana
Boston
Clark Foreman
Emerge Civil Toner Wes Committee
U S Involvement in Asia Through the Viet Nam War
A Tokyo dispatch outlines the long costly U S role in Far East crises, detailing death tolls in Viet Nam and Korea, A I D expenditures, and the broader scramble over Vietnam South Korea Indonesia Laos and other nations with aid and military programs. It notes U S advisers in Saigon, political friction in Saigon and Seoul, and shifts in regional power dynamics amid Cold War tensions.
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Tokyo
Viet Nam
Saigon
Seoul
America
United States
Far East
Laos
Japan Sea
Agency For International Development
Asia
Japan
Indonesia
Indochina
China
South Viet Nam
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
Yu-Chan Song
Park
Sukarno
Communist Party
Malaysia
Federation of Malaya
Singapore
North Borneo
Sarawas
Washington
Pathet Lao
Labor Day Traffic Crackdown Aims to Cut Speeding
Law enforcement across city parish and state will focus on driving hazards during the Labor Day weekend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. Troop F of the Louisiana state police will use marked and unmarked cars and possibly air support to deter speeding and reckless driving after last year’s four fatalities and 17 injuries in 13 accidents. Monroe police cancel days off to aid the effort. Ouachita parish deputies will patrol rivers with Boats Gunsmoke and Doc Adams, with Doc Adams ready for first aid.
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Louisiana State Police
M. E. Kidd
Kidd
Monroe
Ouachita Parish
JFK To Confer With Slav Dictator Report
Washington reports President Kennedy plans a fall meeting with Yugoslav leader Tito. Tito will visit Brazil, Bolivia and Mexico next month and likely end at the United Nations before a Newport Rhode Island or Hyannis Port Massachusetts conference with Kennedy. Khrushchev pursues Tito as Kennedy officials favor a middle course to keep Yugoslavia pro Western.
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Washington
Washington Post
Kennedy
Tito
Yugoslavia
Brazil
Bolivia
Mexico
the Post
Carroll Kilpatrick
United Nations
Newport
R. I
Hyannis Port
Mass
Khrushchev
Returns With Co-Signer Gets 512 Dollars in Florida
In Miami a Coral Gables loan firm refused a under 21 applicant for funds. The manager demanded a co-signer. The applicant returned with another youth and a revolver, and they fled with 512 dollars.
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Miami
Solon Doubts Action On Tax Bill This Year
Washington AP Sen George A Smathers of Florida doubts the Senate will act on Kennedy tax cut this year. He attributes delay in the House and a possible Senate tie up on civil rights to the outcome. He notes the civil rights fight could delay tax hearings six to eight weeks. The plan envisages a net income tax reduction of 10.5 billion dollars in two stages starting January 1, 1964.
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Washington
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
Kennedy
Smathers
Tdemocrat
House
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Russell B. Long
D-La
Finance Committee
Byrd
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