Supreme Court Rules Daily Prayer in New York Schools Violates Constitution
The court ruled 6-1 that a 22 word Regents prayer used in New York public school opening exercises violates the establishment clause. The case involved five protesting parents from New Hyde Park and drew dissents from Justices Stewart and Clark with Justice White's first dissent.
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Douglas
Frankfurter
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Charlies FE. Whittaker
Whittaker
Justice White
Justice Frankfurter
Unitarian Church
Society For Ethical Culture
California
Justice Clark
Rusk Home Meet Aligns Policies on World Problems
U S warships rush to join Formosa patrol amid Chinese Communist buildup off Quemoy and Matsu. Dean Rusk and Lord Home meet in London to align Western policies, with notes to Moscow aiming for East West Berlin talks and a Berlin settlement plan under review.
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Europe
Asia
Africa
Soviet Union
Berlin
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United States
Washington
Konrad Adenauer
Bonn
Chiang Kai-shek
Kennedy
Chiang
India
Severe Storms Hit East Coast with Floods and Deaths
A powerful storm system moved from the central Rockies to the Atlantic coast bringing heavy rain hail and strong winds. In New York City Brooklyn and surrounding areas the storm flooded homes toppled power lines and caused traffic jams with at least two deaths reported. Philadelphia saw nearly three inches of rain in 97 minutes the heaviest in 64 years. In New Jersey Rhode Island Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas the weather caused delays floods and damage including a flooded post office basement in Camden and two inch rains in Rhode Island.
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Boxer dog saves child from rattlesnake in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee a boxer named Bup Bup shielded three year old David Gamble from a rattlesnake in a ferocious bite. The dog was struck three times and gravely ill before nurses at a city hospital provided an antivenom injection that saved the animal.
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Tenn
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Bup
Dewey Gambie
Seek to Settle Airlines Dispute
Top Labor Department officials and federal mediators pressed to settle the labor dispute that shut down Eastern Air Lines and risked a Pan American World Airways strike. Eastern idled since the enginee rs walked out and about eighteen thousand Eastern employees are furloughed. Pan Am engineers returned to work under a federal order that holds until a Tuesday hearing. The stoppage stranded thousands across the United States Puerto Rico and Bermuda with Pan Am running extra flights to Bermuda to assist travelers.
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Sanday
Democrats Strive to Salvage Crippled Legislative Program
Troopers seek a 22 year old farm handyman for questioning in a knife attack on a woman at her farm home and the fatal stabbing of a Utica man. The Ladd woman is in critical condition and a manhunt for Ronald Samanka continues as investigators probe links to a second crime near Utica. The piece also covers White House efforts to salvage parts of its legislative agenda with a stopgap bill and tax extensions as Congress negotiates priorities.
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Utica
May Ladd
Thon
Utah
Ronald Samanka
Ladd
Herkimer County
William F. McLarn
State Police
Samanka
Philip Surace
Washington P
Kennedy
White House
House
Senate
House Appropriations Committees
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Joual: A Quebec French slang judge by Montreal editor
In Canada the term Joual marks a corrupt French spoken in Quebec. Andre Turenne proposes a Petit Dictionnaire Joual au Francais to distinguish bad from good French, noting literal translations from English and Americanisms like hot dog.
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Canada
Quebec
Andre Turenne
Petit Dictionnaire
Turenne
Academie Francaise
18Year Old Admits Slaying Two Girls in New Jersey
Morristown New Jersey. James H Vance Jr 18 a schoolmate of two victims Kennedy 16 Buckley 17 admitted bludgeoning them to death with a lug wrench in a wooded area near Morris Plains. He led detectives to the wrecked car and a bloodstained jacket. He said the wrench resembled one missing from his car and that he used it to change a tire the night of the killings. The bodies were found Thursday and no sexual abuse was reported. Vance was jailed without bail after being charged with murder.
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N. J
James H. Vance Jr
Vance
Morris County
Frank Scerbo
Scerbo
Pvice
Margaret Ann Kernnedy
Noreen Buckley
Morris Plains
Morris Township
Varce
Lucking
Kennedy
Buckley
Le Moyne Librarian Named College Head
The Rev. Andrew L Bouwhuis, Le Moyne College librarian, is named president and rector of Bellarmine College in Plattsburgh. He will succeed the Rev. Francis V Courneen, who remains Bellarmine's master of novices. Announcement was made by Very Rev James J Shanahan, provincial of the Buffalo Province of the Society of Jesus.
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Andrew L. Bouwhuis
le Moyne College
Here
Bellarmine College
Plattsburgh
Father Bouwhuis
Francis V. Courneen
Father Courneen
Ballarmine
James J. Shanahan
Buffalo
Society of Jesuits
New York Declares Safe Boating Week in July
Governor Rockefeller proclaims July 11 to 17 as Safe Boating Week in New York State urging safety on waterways and coastal waters alongside highway safety in his Saturday proclamation.
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Albany
Rockrefeller
New York State
Auburn Priest Suffered Fatal Heart Attack
The Rev. Francis C. Waterstraat pastor of St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church died of a heart attack Sunday in the church rectory. He was 59 and a native of Pittsford who also served Rochester Webster Moravia Owasco Penn Yan and Durelee churches.
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Francis C. Waterstraat
St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church
Father Waterstraat
Pittsford
Rochester
Webster
Moravia
Owasco
Penn Yan
Durelee
Fall Injuries Fatal as Woman Dies in Guilderland
Mrs Irene Smith aged 62 of suburban Weetmere died at St Peter's Hospital from injuries after a fall down stairs at a relative's house in Guilderland on Sunday. The incident occurred earlier at the residence, with investigators noting the stairs as the site of the accident.
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Irene Smith
Weetmere
St. Peter's Hospital
Guilderland
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