Public schools split over Bible prayer ruling in fall
A UPI survey shows many schools will defy the Supreme Court decision on Bible reading and prayer. Alabama, South Carolina, and Florida push to keep or expand practices while New Jersey and Massachusetts issue warnings. some districts await guidance or interpret the ruling as narrow.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
California
America
South
Alabama
State Board of Education
George Wallace
South Carolina
Jesse Anderson
Florida
New Jersey
State Department of Education
Arthur J. Sills
Mahwah
N.J
Massachusetts
State Commissioner of Education
Montague
High Court
Lawrence County reassessment sparks fair housing clash
Wampum councilman condemns the county's reassessment program as unfair and plans to seek support from other boroughs to contest the measure. The report notes related moves by Shenango China to spin off assets and by Shenango Ceramics as the new subsidiary. The city also moves Lawrence Manufacturing Co. to 1116 Grandview Ave, expanding industry as football prep continues for Friday's Jaycees All-Star game.
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Lawrence County
City
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Portersville
Grandview Ave
Jaycees
Haitian Exiles Launch Invasion toward Cap Haitien
Exile Democratic National Union claims a 300 to 500 man force landed at Fort Liberte from the Dominican Republic and advances on Cap Haitien to overthrow President Duvalier. UDN leader Gen Leon Cantave allegedly commands the operation with little early resistance.
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Port AU Prince
Haiti
UPI
Dominican Republic
Fort Liberte
Santo Domingo
Hispaniola
Paul Verna
Cerso
Troy
Limonade
Cap Haitien
Verna
Democratic National Union
UDN
Caribbean
Leon Cantave
Francois Duvalier
Bessemer Considers 200000 Grant Application
Bessemer borough council may apply for a $200 000 Accelerated Works grant to fund sanitary sewers. President Steve Dmetryk Jr said moving after Jubilee ends, with Ralph Cunningham backing the grant. Engineer Freeman said the borough has a good chance if the application is filed soon.
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Bessemer
Steve Dmetryk Jr
Dmetryk
John W. Freeman
L. Robert Kimball Engineering Firm
Ebensburg
Ralph Cunningham
Freeman
Itinerant With $2405 Check Faces Fine Or Jail
David Mazur 41 of Cleveland is jailed after failing to convert a $2405.10 check to cash to pay a $10 fine for trespassing. He lacks identification, signed his name unusually, and bank records show past withdrawals. He emigrated from Germany after WWII and has no known relatives.
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Mariner
David Mazur
William M. Reynolds
Mazur
Pittsburgh
Cleveland Trust Co
Cleveland
Weathy
United States
Germany
New York
Ravenna
Mahoningtown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clarence Kasmere
Howard B. Hanna
Reynolds
Radical Right Fails To Worry GOP Chief
San Francisco The GOP chairman William F Miller says he is not worried about the radical right influencing the party. He tells reporters he does not know who or where the ultra right is and believes the party remains composed of its traditional members without a leadership split.
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San Francisco
UPI
Republican Party
William FE. Miller
New York
Second Tennessee School Integrates with morning desegregation plan
Five young Negroes, boys and girls, will attend Livingston Academy as a second rural Tennessee school begins voluntary desegregation. Ten Negroes started classes at Clay County High School in Celina to inaugurate the South's first desegregation of the 1963 64 school year. Demonstrations spread in multiple cities as activists protest discrimination and picket restaurants and public facilities.
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United Press International
Tennessee
Livingston Academy
Clay County High School
Celina
Tenn
Chicago
South Side
New York
Atlantic City Hall
Athens
Chattanooga
Gadsden
Ala
A. B. Cunningham
Chapel Hill
N.C
Pattern Feature To Start Monday On Women's Page
A Marian Martin pattern service will begin on the women's pages. It offers daily distinctive styles in printed patterns and a 100 style fashion catalog. The feature starts August 12.
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Woman’s World
Marian Martin
Storm Damage Estimated at 2.2 Million in Pittsburgh District
Pittsburgh reports storm damage from Saturday night events with preliminary losses pegged at more than 2.2 million dollars by the Insurance Information Institute. The figure reflects damages across the district as authorities assess the impact.
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Pittsburgh
API
Insurance Information Institute
Mississippi voters head to polls in four-way governor race
Mississippi ballots issued a four-way gubernatorial contest. Ex welder Robert Mason was expected to finish last, with former Gov J P Coleman Lt Gov Paul Johnson and Charles L Sullivan leading toward an August runoff if no candidate gains a majority.
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Jackson, Miss
UPI
Opinions Differ On How To Stimulate Jobs Growth
A Washington dispatch outlines the unemployment rise as 6 percent of the labor force and argues growth must quicken to create enough jobs. It contrasts Kennedy tax cut plans with Goldwater’s call for tax-based investment incentives, noting broad agreement on growth but division on methods.
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Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Louis Cassels
United Press International _ WASHINGTON
UPI
U.S. Department of Labor
America
U.S
Kennedy
Congress
Barry M. Goldwater
Rariz
Washington
Rusk Seeks Details on Russian Plan to Prevent Surprises
UPI reports Secretary of State Rusk told the Soviet Union the United States may be interested in a Russian proposal to deter surprise attacks by placing inspectors in strategic areas on both sides of the East West divide.
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Henry Shapiro
Moscow
UPI
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
United States
Rusk
Lord Home
Andrew Gromyko
Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
NATO
Khrushchev
Home
West Germany
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Leaders View Nuclear Treaty As Foundation
East West partial test ban hailed as base for further cold war settlements. Leaders and editors warn of risk from isolated China while Chou En Lai denounces US policy. Khrushchev Krag and Pope Paul praise, with U.S. officials exploring inspection posts and East West Germany questions.
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London
VPI
China
Japan
Hiroshima
New
China News Agency
Chou En-lai
Chou
U.S
United States
Paul VI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Jens Otto Krag
Moscow
Frankfurt
West Germany
Martin Knoppik
NATO
East Germany
Weather report for Lake Erie and Western Pennsylvania details
Lake Erie south to southwest winds 10 to 20 knots today and 12 to 22 knots tonight. Mostly fair with warmer conditions in western Pennsylvania. Highs 78 to 84 and increasing clouds tonight into Wednesday with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms. Lows 58 to 64, around 50 in some mountain valleys. Shenango River at 4.3 feet. Pollen count 21.6 grains per cubic yard.
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Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Shenango River
New Castle Hospital Laboratory
Douglas Weds Young Girl in Meade River Canyon?
Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas left for a month long camping and hiking honeymoon in the mountains with his new wife Joan Carol Martin after a quiet Allegheny College ceremony. Mercedes Hester Douglas, his 2nd wife who divorced him last week, planned a separate cross country honeymoon by car with attorney Robert Eichholz, winding up in Washington.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Auto
Mercedes Hester Douglas
Douglas
Beverly Hills
Calif
Joan Carol Martin
Allegheny College
Meadville
Martin
Williamsville
Montana
Washington
John Metzenberg
Mercedes Douglas
Robert Eichholz
Washington, D.C
Eichholz
Metzenberg
Ffriends
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