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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1963

Page

5

Atheist Plans Court Fight Over Nuns Teaching in Kansas

Mrs. Madalyn Murray of Baltimore announces plans to start a court challenge against Catholic nuns teaching in public schools near Stockton Kansas and to challenge church tax exemptions. She leads Other Americans Inc and seeks land offers for an atheist center near Hays and Speed.

Atheist Center Madalyn J. Murray Baltimore Kansas City Speed Kas William Murray Murray Other Americans, Inc Kansas Town Gustav Broukal Cedar Rapids Iowa Stockon Kan Madalyn Murray Stockton Kansas Hays Garth Donna Mays Carl Brown Other Americans Inc Brown Harold Chapman Oakland Calif Chapman Liberal Arts

Refugees recount Cuban kidnap on Aguilla Cay

Julio Fernandez, one of 10 Cuban fugitives, says they surrendered without guns as 15 armed militants landed on Aguilla Cay. U.S. jets and a Coast Guard seaplane watched from offshore. Refugees were brought to Key West and then Miami. Rep. Rogers urged U.S. and British naval action to prevent a repeat.

Miami Fla Julio Fernandez Cuba Fidel Castro Aguilla Cay Fernandez Havana U.S Coast Guard J. E. Mitts Denver Washington State Department Richard ‘Phillips Key West Paul Rogers D-Fla

County Forecast Fair to partly cloudy with warm weekend

Fair to partly cloudy today and Saturday with little temperature change. Lows near 85 tonight and highs around 90 Saturday indicate a hot weekend ahead with minimal cooling at night.

British Officers Charge Five In Great Train Robbery Case

Five hooded suspects faced arraignment in a small village court as part of Britain's great train robbery probe.William Boal denied robbery charges while two sisters and three other accused await Aug. 24 hearings. Police say 2.5 million pounds were stolen with 141,000 pounds recovered. 100 detectives search across London and the South Coast for the gang and the missing loot.

London Britain William Boal Boal Linslade Cheddington Landits Glasgow Surrey Lon Bournemouth Roger John Cowdery Rene Alfred l Mary Pilgrim Londfon Emily Clark Boul Clark John Maris

Senate Committees Back Test Ban Treaty Push

Washington AP three Senate committee chairmen praised administration witnesses for a strong case to ratify the limited nuclear test ban treaty Hearing with CIA Director McCone followed. They cited military advantages, effective presentations, and a firm Joint Chiefs stance supporting ratification with safeguards.

Washington Senate Richard B. Rusell Armed Services Committee Georgia Democrat U.S Sen J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Foreign Relations Committee John O. Pastore Joint Atomic Energy Committee John A. McCone Central Intelligence Agency Maxwell D. ‘Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff

United States backs ground observation posts plan

The United States says it is ready to accept Khrushchev’s proposal for ground observation posts on both sides of the Iron Curtain to guard against surprise nuclear attack. Ambassador Stelle told the Soviet delegation at the disarmament talks that a limited system would be acceptable without linked aerial or mobile measures.

Geneva United States Khrushchev U.S Charles C. Stelle Stelle Kremlin

Politics At Ole Miss Raises Teacher Turnover

At the University of Mississippi, more than 20 percent of the faculty may not return for fall term as tensions over political interference erode academic freedom. AP surveys show 54 of 1962 43 catalog faculty listed as not returning, including full professors and department chairs, with two chairmen among the departures.

Ole Miss Oxford, Miss University of Mississippi James H. Meredith Associated Press J. D. Williams Meredith Samuel F.clark Wil Liam H. Willis Dr. Clark Clark Dr. Willis

US and Russia to run joint satellite project

The United States and Soviet Union will jointly conduct weather satellite programs and experiments with an Echo type satellite. NASA said final approval was given and a world magnetic survey will add satellite data in 1965. The plan includes a fulltime Washington Moscow data link for cloud imagery and data from experimental satellites, with later possible launches of operational weather satellites. Experiments will connect Zemenki Observatory at Gorky State University and Jodrell Bank Observatory in Manchester.

Washington United States Russia National Aeronautics and Space Administration Moscow NASA Zemenki Observatory Gorky State University Britain Jodrell Bank Observatory University of Manchester Soviet Union England

The Great Train Robbery movie dream in Tony’s note

Tony predicts a future film titled The Great Train Robbery. The remark frames the title as a plausible project, reflecting anticipation of a movie about a legendary heist.

Post Office Dedication Is Tuesday

The dedication ceremony for the new post office at 4th and Hickory will be at 10 30 am Tuesday Aug 20. Sponsored by the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce with Harold Crawford presiding. Richard S Powelson regional mail coordinator will speak. U S Congressman Robert F Ellsworth will present a flag. Local bands play and tours follow. Luncheon at North American Hotel at 12 30 open to public. Reservations by Saturday. Tickets 2 50.

4Th Hickory Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Harold §. Crawford Chamber Richard S. Powelson Postal Department National Association of Postmasters Capitol Washington D.C Robert F. Ellsworth U.S Kansas Howitzer 127Th Infantry Franklin County Ottana City Post Office North American Hotel Peg Carr John Pierson

Nehru Warns Reds Build Up Along Indian Border

New Delhi AP report quotes Prime Minister Nehru as saying the Chinese Communists are probing Indian borders and consolidating bases in Tibet. He notes their intentions are unclear and hints they may prepare another thrust into India.

New Delhi Tibet Nehru India Parliament

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