Israel Bars Monk From Citizenship
The Israel Supreme Court ruled that a Jew who adopts another religion ceases to be Jewish in the national sense and is not automatically entitled to citizenship under the Law of Return. Father Daniel, born Oswald Rufoisen in Poland, joined a Catholic Carmelite monastery near Haifa and sought Israeli citizenship, arguing for recognition of his Jewish nationality. The court held the Return Law is secular and should be interpreted accordingly, rejecting automatic citizenship based on Jewish lineage.
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Israel Supreme Court
Israel
Daniel
Oswald Rufoisen
Vatican
Interior Ministry
Supreme Court
Mose Silbert
Youth Admits Roof Slaying
New York AP report says a 13 year old boy, James Rooks, of Farragut Houses, is charged with homicide in the death of 9 year old Lourdes Bass who was found on a Brooklyn housing project roof after being dropped 14 floors. Police say Rooks admitted meeting the girl on the street, forcing her into an elevator, and taking her away.
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New York
Lourdes Bass
Brooklyn
James Rooks
Farragut Houses
Lit
Tle
Rooks
Sal ly Bison: cigar smoking truck driver graduate and Papper founder
Mrs Sally Bison of Millis Mass smokes cigars and drives a 45 foot tank truck through Boston traffic while running a weekly newspaper. A Wellesley College English major and Phi Beta Kappa, she began trucking after marriage to Ted Bison to aid his bulk distributor business and also writes from their Millis estate.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Sally Bison
Milles
Mass
Mrs. Bison
Wellesley College
Ted Bison
Ejection Too Forceful Copacabana Must Close
The State Liquor Authority ordered Copacabana to close for 10 days starting January 7 for allegedly ejecting a couple too forcefully. The suspension, dated in June, cites December 20, 1960, when Mr and Mrs David Gurfein of Manhattan were removed after a waiter complained of excessive noise. A table was overturned and Mrs Gurfein was knocked to the floor.
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New York
State Liquor Authority
Copacabana
Keene
Loce
Lune
William Phillips
The
Authority
Phillips
David Gurfein
Manhattan
Tulane Desegregation Ruling Opens Possible New Bar
A federal judge ruled Tulane University, a private institution, not subject to 14th Amendment desegregation. The decision allows voluntary admission of Black students but avoids forced integration. Attorney John P. Nelson plans to appeal, arguing state links created new discrimination risks. Tulane says it would admit Negroes if permitted.
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New Orleans
Tulane University
U.S. Dist
Frank B. Ellis
Tulane
Ellis
Kennedy
John P. Nelson
Nelson
Tulane Educational Fund
Tne New University
University of Louisiana
Uni
Tulane Educational Fuund
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Taxing Chief Defends Plan for Expense Rules
Internal Revenue Commissioner Mortimer M. Caplin defended IRS proposed rules on travel entertainment and gift deductions saying the regulations will be fair and sound under the 1962 tax law becoming effective Jan. 1. He spoke after two days of hearings amid protests from business groups.
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Internal Revenue
Mortimer M. Caplin
Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
IRS
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Dee
Fischetti
Fidel
Space
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Ticemen
Dole
Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
Capri Liquid
Heinz Catsup
Pillsbury
A.G
Pevely
Egyptian Heights
Herrin, Ill
Oldany
Genoa
Hickory Hill
Mayrose
Golden Book Illustrated Encyclopedia
Florida
Tangerines
Doz
U.S. No
California
Washington
West Main
Carbondale
Small World Nursery
Ezse Corp
Marion, Ill
Directrom
M.p.h
Elze Corp
Kraft
yyWuu
Kraft Foods
Chevieny Ave
Levis
Missouri
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