15th Global Session At War College Opens
Bernard Lb.sisthi Naval War College president welcomes 10 civilians and staff to the 15th annual Global Strategy Discussions at the Naval Station Fayally. Admiral Austin and U Alexis Johnson deliver addresses as participants study global strategy and national and international interests. Capt Edward A. Slatteny offers invocation at opening session.
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United States
U. Alexis Johnson
Lyman T. Kirkpatrick
Central Intelligence Agency
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Naval Chaplaing School
Bernard L. Auglin
U. Alexis Joinson
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Roy R. Rubstrom
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Supreme Court Denies State Seizure Power in Strike Case
The court voided a Missouri law allowing the governor to seize and operate a private transit utility if a strike threatened public welfare. The ruling cited Taft Hartley Act protections and said state seizure conflicts with federal labor rights, undermining the right to strike against interstate commerce firms.
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Vatican Rejects Smoke Signal for Papal Election
Vatican officials say no light signal will be used to indicate a new Pope from the Sistine Chapel. Vatican Radio sources noted that a proposed electrical system connecting the chamber to the Vatican line would violate conclave rules and other technical constraints. The traditional white smoke remains the method to signal results.
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Assembly Faces Problems Over Reapportionment Plan
Providence reports the Rhode Island General Assembly reconvening after a month’s recess to push reapportionment. Democrats seek to retain ten seats but redraw boundaries, risking GOP opposition and possible veto battles. Key figures include Sen. LaChapelle and Sen. Chat with attendance concerns and absences shaping vote viability.
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Fisherman Adrift For Six Days In Tiny Bait Box
Pennsylvania fisherman Russell Swift, 45, survived six days adrift in a 30 inch square bait box after his boat Java sank near Fort Myers. He endured storms, near land sightings, and rain, finally being rescued by Coast Guard aircraft and a helicopter, taken to Fort Myers for medical care.
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Sailor survives cliff fall after eight hour hoist rescue
Jerry D. Smith, 20, of the U S Sailors, hurt in a fall from CHE Walk near Webster Street, found eight hours later unconscious on the rocks. He suffered pelvic fractures and head lacerations. in satisfactory condition at Naval Hospital. Rescue by Fire Department crew used aerial ladder and block and tackle, hoisting Smith eight feet to safety with seven spectators assisting. Patrol officer resisted, then led to hospital by rescue wagon.
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Top Level Test Ban Talk Set For July In Moscow
President Kennedy announced plans for a Moscow meeting with Khrushchev and Macmillan to push a new nuclear test ban. He also declared a halt to United States atmospheric tests while urging a binding treaty and seeking progress toward peace and civil rights at home.
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High Court to Hear Reapportionment Cases Across States
The High Court will hear reapportionment challenges from New York Virginia Maryland Alabama and Georgia. Cases involve New York State legislative districts WMCA versus the state and Manhattan voters over congressional boundaries. Georgia Alabama Virginia and Maryland disputes include state Senate seats and a 1962 plan ordered by a federal three judge court.
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Wallace defies desegregation amid campus crisis
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace moves toward confrontation at the University of Alabama as Vivian Malone and James Hood prepare to register. He vows to defend state sovereignty and threatens jail if necessary, while federal court orders and tense security measures shape the standoff amid national civil rights appeals.
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Macmillan Faces Probe Over Profumo Scandal
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan ordered a government inquiry into security breaches linked to the Profumo affair. Lord Dilhorne will assess if security was breached and whether negligence occurred as Christine Keeler, 21, shared a party scene with Soviet attache Yevgeny Ivanov. Separate court action charged Stephen Ward with living off the proceeds of prostitution as the Profumo scandal darkens Downing Street.
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