World tiddledywinks match set in Manhattan noon start
England and the United States prepare for the world’s first international tiddledywinks championship in midtown Manhattan. Oxford Keble College students will face four Madison Avenue public relations executives as a government-backed team defends American bragging rights. The contest, to be played in an Italian restaurant, features winks, pots, and a potential alternate player for exhaustion.
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U Thant Eyes Term Hint Depends On US USSR Gap Bridge
Acting UN Secretary General U Thant weighs a full five year bid based on his ability to bridge Soviet and American differences. His acting term ends April 10, and he spoke to newsmen Thursday about his decision.
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Raiders Charge Illegal Surgery to Gold Star Mother of Year
Rapid City, 8 D. UPIS reports Gold Star Mother of the Year Mrs. La Vange Michael, 67, charged as abortionist after a 12 year inquiry. She was arrested in a home raid by city county and state agents. arraignment delayed to Aug 9. Bond set at 5000. Michael defended by Isaac Chase who said she is not a common criminal. Statements allegedly from young girls were disputed. Surgical equipment seized. Mrs Michael, mother of an airman killed in India in 1945, had two living children and four stepchildren. Security measures followed 12 year probe begun when Sheriff Glenn Best was a deputy.
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Philippines Ousts Two Americans in Deportation Case
Manila reports President Macapagal ordered the immediate deportation to the United States of American billionaire Harry Stonehill and associate Robert Brooks as undesirable aliens. They were found guilty of violating banking laws, bribery, economic sabotage, tax evasion, and related charges after a five month trial.
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Officers Help Bee Board Plane for Queen Mother's Flight
The Queen Mother's entourage faced a dog named Bee that refused to board at London Airport. Two RAF officers coaxed and carried Bee onto the aircraft, allowing Elizabeth to proceed with her three corgis to Scotland.
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Constitution Misread by Court Sparks Prayer Debate
Bishop James A. Pike criticizes the Supreme Court for misreading the First Amendment in banning constitutional official prayers in public schools. He argues the founders intended to limit establishment of a national church, not erase religion from public life, referencing his own legal and church background.
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Prayer ruling sparks debate in Pittsburgh schools
Francis Cardinal Spellman criticizes the Supreme Court decision banning state sponsored prayer in New York public schools. He says the ruling harms American society and expresses concern over its impact on tradition and moral guidance. The article notes strong public reactions in Pittsburgh and attention from religious and civic groups.
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