Aiken Predicts Senate Rejects Cuba Test Ban Reservation
Senator George D Aiken said the Senate will reject Barry Goldwaters Cuban reservation to delay the nuclear test ban treaty He argued the move aims to kill the pact and that the majority will back ratification with less than a third of Republicans supporting Goldwater Goldwater argues the Soviets have a base near Cuba and the treaty cannot succeed if the base exists Formal debate begins Monday on ratification
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Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Cuba
Aiken
Goldwater
U.S
Wallace rails at Kennedy over troops at Alabama campus
Gov Wallace criticizes federal troops deployed at the University of Alabama and hints at future clashes with opposition as state troopers guard the area. He questions whether the mothers for us will back down as tensions rise during today’s confrontation.
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Gov. Wallace
President Kennedy
University of Alabama
Cuba accuses U S of air raid on Santa Clara
Fidel Castro's armed forces blamed the United States for an air raid on Santa Clara, Cuba, killing a schoolteacher and injuring his three children. The communique said bombs fell at 4 a.m. on Thursday, with two light aircraft escorted by two jets. The Cuban statement warned of serious incidents if such acts continued.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
United States
Santa Clara
Fidel Castro
Las Vilas
Havana
US Says Pakistan Still Ally Despite Pacts With China
Rawalpindi reports Pakistan told Undersecretary George Ball during a three day mission that it will remain a firm Western ally against communism. Pakistan plans no basic policy shift to accommodate the United States and opposes U S arms aid to India.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
United States
Red China
George Ball
Kennedy
Ball
China
Dacca
U.S
India
Mohammed Ayub Kahn
UN censures Israel and Jordan over Jerusalem border clash
In a border incident west of Jerusalem that killed an Israeli worker, the United Nations Armistice Commission censured both Israel and Jordan for flagrant armistice violations.
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Jerusalem
U.n.armistice Commission
Israel
Jordan
China accuses Russia of subverting Sinkiang province
The Peking broadcast charged Moscow with subverting Ili district government in Sinkiang and luring tens of thousands of Chinese to the Soviet Union. It cited 1958 and 1962 actions, protests, and a 30,000 word article in People’s Daily and Red Flag signaling a near split in Sino Soviet relations.
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Red China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
King Radio
Khrushchev
China
Peking
Moscow
Ili
Russia
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
CPSU
Peking People's Daily
Red Flag
Mao Tzetung
Prayer Ruling Not Enforced Across U S Public Schools
Across the nation public schools began the new year with Bible readings or prayers despite the Supreme Court ban. Some districts kept devotions voluntary while others shifted to silent meditation or omitted them. In New England silent meditation predominated. North Brookfield High kept prayers at assembly with opt out. Hawthorne New Jersey recited prayers with option to abstain, while Alabama Governor Wallace signaled defiance saying the court’s ban would not be enforced.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Florida
Tennessee
South Carolina
Arkansas
New England
North Brookfield
Mass.) High School
Hawthorne
N.J
Mothers Lead March to Open Huntsville School
In Huntsville Alabama a group of about 25 mothers defied Gov George C Wallace and state troopers to march their children into East Clinton Grammar School which had been ordered closed for the day Other schools faced similar restrictions but entry was refused After a brief breach only East Clinton saw walking entry and the incident ended with troopers redeploying to block access Federal court desegregation orders remained in force despite Wallace's executive closure order for four schools through Monday.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
East Clinton Grammar School
State Highway Patrol
Fifth Avenue School
W. Hereford IV
Wallace
East Clinton
Joe Payne
Uuntsville
Searcy
Redstone Arsenal
Marshall Space Flight Center
Army Missile Command
Louis B. Lee Sr
Alabama
Birmingham
Miss Crist Wins Distinguished Service Award
Rosemary Crist of Franklin County home economics will receive a Distinguished Service Award from the National Home Demonstration Agent's Association on Oct. 2 in Salt Lake City. The Kansas State University leader Mae Baird announced the honor, recognizing county extension home economists with 10 or more years of service. Crist is one of two Kansas recipients, alongside Mrs. Jean K. Carlson of Emporia. She previously taught and worked as a commercial home economist, then as an assistant agent in training in Finney County in 1950, and served as an agent in Seward and Mitchell counties before moving to Ottawa in 1959. Crist has held leadership roles in the Kansas Home Economics Agents' Association.
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Rosemary Crist
Franklin County Home Economics
National Home Demonstration Agent
Salt Lake City
Mae Baird
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Miss Crist
Kansas
Jean K. Carlson
Emporia
Crist
Finney County
Ottawa
Seward
Mitchell
Kansas Home Economics Agents’ Association
City Leaders Defy Wallace Over School Desegregation
Huntsville officials backed by the city government moved to desegregate four white schools despite Gov. George Wallace’s delay request. The school board rejected the postponement, the City Council criticized Wallace, and state troopers stood by as four Black pupils were set to join white students. Major Walter L. Allen and Mayor R. B. Searcy led the outspoken stance amid a tense Alabama climate.
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Huntsville
Ala
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Maj
Walter L. Allen
Ottawa to Pick New School Superintendent Soon
Ottawa's school board meets Saturday night with two top educators from Kansas to review needs and 43 applications for the superintendent post. Applications close September 15, with a final decision hoped by December 10. The new leader will assume duties August 1 after Henry A. Parker retires.
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Ottawa
O. K. O'Fallon
Kansas State University
Harold Regier
University of Kansas
Henry A. Parker
Reform or Aid Out Call Over South Viet Nam Crisis
Sen. Frank Church said he may offer a resolution to halt all U S aid to South Viet Nam unless drastic reforms are taken by the Ngo Dinh Diem government. He cited a deteriorating situation stemming from Diem’s treatment of Buddhists during a two hour briefing by the Senate Foreign Relations Far Eastern Affairs Subcommittee led by Roger Hilsman.
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Washington
Frank Church
South Viet Nam
Church
Idaho
Frank Carleson
Hilsman
Weather forecast report with temperatures and thunder likely
County forecast shows partly cloudy skies through Saturday with a few thundershowers tonight and cooler conditions late Saturday. Tonight’s low 65 to 70. Thursday high 83, Friday low 87, today’s high 74 and low 56. Record high 105 in 1936 and record low 44 in 1896. Hourly temps for the 24 hours ending 8 am today.
Labor Arbitrator Quickly Moves to Resolve Dispute
Washington Reuters report details President Kennedy naming Ralph T. Seward to head a seven member arbitration panel to settle the railroad labor dispute. The panel will hear within 30 days and issue a binding award within 90 days, addressing 32,000 firemen and crew issues and train makeup.
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Kennedy
Ralph T. Seward
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Seward
University
Congress
James J. Healy
Harvard
Graduate School of Business
Benjamin Aaron
Institute of Industrial Relations
University of California At Los Angeles
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Guy W. Knight
Pennsylvania Railroad
H. E. Gilbert
Afl-Cio Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
R. H. McDonald
Afl-Cio’ Brotherhood
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