High Court Rules on Districting in Major Apportionment
The Supreme Court upheld one man one vote rules across cases. It declined to halt a three judge panel's order for New York's special legislative election under a lame duck Republican redistricting plan. It gave Illinois Supreme Court authority to supervise reapportionment in Illinois and affirmed a California Senate redraw by July 1. It did not intervene in Idaho, leaving three judge court action pending on a state redistricting plan. The court urged timely state action to produce valid redistricting for 1966 elections.
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Showers Predicted Amidst June Sunny Outlook
Weather forecast hints at scattered showers in a June period while otherwise sunny. Forecaster notes potential rain could soften parched conditions, prompting residents to plan for possible moisture.
Israel Accuses Jordanian Fire Kills Two in Jerusalem
Israel says Jordanian forces fired on the Israeli sector of Jerusalem killing two and wounding four. Jordan says Israeli troops provoked a clash.
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Typhoon Aims At Philippines
The Pacific typhoon Babe picked up speed today and reached winds of 81 mph. It moved toward the northern Philippines, about 480 miles west of the land as it intensified.
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Two US pilots die as Viet Nam raids mount
In Saigon area air strikes hit ammo depots and bridges. one pilot died in a crash and another was rescued after bailout. A Viet Cong ambush killed two US advisers. weather and floods worsen conditions for military operations as toll rises to 396 American combat deaths.
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Kyushu Mine Blast Kills 98 Miners in Explosion
A gas explosion ripped through a coal mine on Kyushu Island injuring and trapping workers. Officials reported 98 miners died, 138 remained trapped, about 500 miners were in the pit, around 270 escaped, with 2 injured.
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Repairs for Capitol Urged
Washington AP Capitol Architect J George Stewart warned the west front of the Capitol is cracked and crumbling. He said repairs would cost about 24 million dollars, noting the central portion is the oldest part built between 1794 and 1826. He told a House Appropriations subcommittee that mortar in the joints crumbles between fingers due to lack of cohesion.
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Editor Recommends and Cape Kennedy contrasts
A collection of brief notes highlights health questions from Dr. Lester Coleman about overweight dieting, Bob Considine on Cape Kennedy contrasts, and industry color opinions. The piece teases features on health, space, design, and auto color trends across pages 6, 23, 26, and 29.
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Today’s index overview across sections and pages
A brief index listing shows items and page ranges for Amusements Around the Plaza Classified Comics Death Notices Editorial Features Financial Gorenom Bridge Horoscope Quickie Quiz Society Sports TV Logs and more, indicating where to find each section in today’s newspaper.
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Bodies Found 10 Held People Speared by Congo Rebels
In Leopoldville reports say ten European held people were speared to death by Congo rebels in the northern region. Military sources confirm three Portuguese victims near Likati and seven others nearby as efforts to crush rebel resistance continue. Several more wounded were found with few details released.
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Road Toll Sets Record During Memorial Day Week
The nation reports record highway deaths with over 480 fatalities during Memorial Day week. The National Safety Council blames irresponsible driving and urges enhanced driver skills as more late reports come in. A United Press International tally shows at least 487 people killed on city streets and highways from Friday evening to midnight last night.
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Supreme Court backs FPC in gas price control ruling
The Supreme Court preserves the Federal Power Commission authority to regulate natural gas leaseholds sold for interstate use. Justice Harlan wrote the majority. Justice Douglas dissented. The decision affects 48 million consumers and upholds FPC price dictates on gas leaseholds with interstate reach. The Rayne field case and related leases in Louisiana guided the ruling, impacting Texas Eastern Transmission, Continental Oil, Sun Oil, and General Crude Oil interests.
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Gemini 4 astronauts face medical checks before Cape launch
Astronauts James Merivitt and Edward White undergo detailed examinations to compare weightless exposure effects with Gemini 4 data. Doctors report White in excellent shape, capable of running a mile or boxing, as countdowns begin for the Titan 2 powered mission to study physiological changes in weightlessness.
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Indonesians Raid Malaysia in Johore Clash
Indonesian raiders landed by sea on Johore's southeast tip touching off renewed fighting in the swampy jungle region. A Defense Ministry communique said one Indonesian was killed and several captured in ongoing operations.
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Showers Persist Across Texas As Warm Weather Prolongs Threat
Warm weather and a promise of further showers persisted across Texas today. Thundershowers prowled scattered sections Monday evening, dying overnight.
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Weather forecast predicts warm, partly cloudy to cloudy week
The forecast calls for a warm week with partly cloudy skies and scattered showers and thundershowers over about 20 percent of the area, mainly by Tuesday night. Winds will be southerly at around 4 to 5 miles per hour. high Wednesday near 90 and overnight low around 76.
Student Cuba tour canceled by Cuban government
A six week tour of Cuba by about 100 Canadian university students, organized by the University of Toronto group, was called off due to financial reasons. Andre Bekerman said Cuban officials informed organizers they could not sponsor the visit this year.
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