Space Duet Orbit Doubts Grow Amid Soviet Mission
Soviet space mission reports half of the first orbit bringing cosmonauts Valery Bykovsky and Valentina Tereshkova within about three miles as they begin the second day aboard Vostok 5S and Vostok S. Tass notes both crews exercised. Tereshkova, 26, continues to blaze a path as a trainee trainer while officials withhold word on a rendezvous plan.
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Barlick Says He Will Return To Umpiring Duties
Cincinnati AP report says Al Barlick will rejoin the National League crew on June 2 after a brief self imposed layoff. Barlick had quit Sunday amid a misunderstanding and spoke with NL president War ren Ghies who said the issue has been cleared and Barlick will resume duties in Chicago. He had been at home in Springfield Illinois during the cooling off period.
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Navy Boss To Address War College Graduation Exercises
Secretary of the Navy Fred Worth will be commencement speaker at the Naval War College graduation exercises for 231 students at Newport Wednesday. He will present diplomas as 348 officers and civilians in the United States military group graduate, including 247 Navy, 43 Marine Corps, 22 Army, 22 Air Force, and two Coast Guard officers, plus 150 naval war college and 175 commandant staff course graduates. The event will feature remarks by War College president Brigadier General Austin and introductions by Captain Edward Slattery.
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Ben-Gurion resigns as Israel leader for personal reasons
Jerusalem AP report says David Ben-Gurion will relinquish his parliament seat and head a caretaker government while a new cabinet forms. Cabinet notes cite personal reasons linked to security debates. Levi Eshkol named potential successor amid retirement plans in the Negev to write memoirs.
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Doctor reports slight improvement in Herb Heavens condition
New York AP Doctors said former President Herb Heavens condition remained very serious but showed slight gains. Morning bulletin noted more regular heart beat, reduced fever, and no further GI bleeding after an operation for cancer last August.
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Navy vice admiral argues for NATO nuclear merchant fleet
Vice Adm Claude Ricketts says a fleet of Polaris armed merchant ships under NATO would survive Soviet attacks and deter invasion. He notes Britain doubts the concept while detailing ship numbers, costs, and multinational crew plans for a six to seven year build, with command under a NATO supreme commander.
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Cambridge Race Talks End in Threats and Rallies
Cambridge leaders condemn white negotiators for breaking off talks and calling for National Guard deployment as a mass rally looms. Gloria Richardson warns negotiations are impossible with the current leadership while urging calm amid racial tensions and calls for a show of force in the city.
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Churchmen Solons Hear Racial Plea At Kennedy Push
Washington AP report on Kennedy’s multi pronged bid to desegregate earlier sessions with civil rights leaders, governors, and lawmakers. Senators weigh cloture chances as administration seeks faster school integration voting protections and stronger civil rights enforcement.
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Lord's Prayer Ruling Hits Public Schools
The Supreme Court ruled that forcing Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in public schools violates the First Amendment. Justices split, with majority saying state endorsement of religion breaches neutrality, while a minority urged teaching without religious instruction. Separate opinions backed and disputed the ruling's reach.
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Court Rule Figure Hits 2nd Class By Religion
The Pennsylvania youth at the center of a Supreme Court ruling on Bible reading in public schools argues that religion should not establish second class status. The case involves Ellery F. Schempp, a former Abington High student who refused compulsory Bible reading, with neighbors noting his summer departure from Providence and Brown University. The decision emphasizes religious liberty, noting the risk to others’ rights when public practice favors one faith.
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Laborite Says Macmillan Gambles With Security
Opposition leader Harold Wilson condemned Prime Minister Harold Macmillan over the Profumo scandal, accusing him of impairing national security and confidence with allies. Macmillan admitted the shock to Parliament and the country, calling it a deep and lasting wound to the government.
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Four Double Highway Deaths Boost New England Fatalities
Four double highway fatalities raised New England road toll to 17, with eight victims from Massachusetts. Incidents occurred at Plainville Everett Salisbury North Hampton and Webster. Notable victims include Gail Culver 47 of West Springfield Mass Marilyn Martin 17 of Springfield Mass Robert Vion 24 of Woonsocket and Edward Russom 13 of Bristol.
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Mass of Fatalities Reported in New England Collisions
AAP recounts a string of fatal and near fatal crashes across Massachusetts Connecticut and nearby states. Victims include Herbert R. Stone 48 of Charlestown Emilé Champigney Mass Lynn and James Tourjot 32 of Ronkonkoma in collisions and drownings. Several others died in car tractor trailer or motorcycle accidents with victims from Lynn Danvers Salisbury and Manchester among towns affected.
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