Jackson Negroes face slow progress amid local tensions
In Jackson Mississippi the Negroes face a divided movement as moderates resist, and white segregationists hold influence. Local leaders from CORE SCLC and SNCC push strategy while NAACP tensions rise. Mayor Thompson projects steady growth despite unrest as public notices of demonstrations appear.
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Pope rules unique kingdom
Vatican City is described as a 108.7 acre sovereign state with a pope as chief executive and commander in chief. The article notes a tiny population, a 100 man mercenary army, a lack of rolling stock, and the vast treasures inside St. Peter’s Basilica plus extensive art and gardens within the walled city.
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Insurance bill passes House
The House passed and sent to the Senate a bill extending for two more years federal home mortgage insurance now available to low and moderate income families.
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Cuban students charge Castro training troops
The Cuban Students Revolutionary Directorate accuses Fidel Castro of training hundreds of African communists for guerrilla warfare and terrorism in Haiti. Angel Gonzalez says African trainees are at Minas Del Frio with 168 already sailing to Haiti, forming two groups to infiltrate Port au Prince and wage guerrilla activities. The aim is to overthrow Francois Duvalier, with campaigns to begin August 15.
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Black Muslims face court scrutiny amid prison disturbances
The Black Muslims movement, seen as antiwhite and racist by some, is involved in prison disturbances and court actions over whether it is a religion. Federal judges have ruled they qualify as a religious group, while orthodox Muslims dispute that label. The article notes Mecca pilgrimage by Elijah Muhammad and debates on attendance, with prison authorities reporting inmate enrollment numbers and the movement's influence on rehabilitation.
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Tiros shot postponed to 430 am EDT Wednesday
CAPE CANAVERAL UPS rocket fault delays Tiros weather satellite launch for at least 21 hours. Countdown halted two hours before liftoff due to a belt on a nose cover causing the postponement. The Tim-7 was to operate as a television weather station from orbit.
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Court backs objective Bible study in public schools
Supreme Court rules that daily devotional exercises in public schools violate the First Amendment but urges objective study of religion as part of secular curricula. Justices endorse using the Bible for its literary and historical value within social studies and literature courses.
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Court ruling lowers stock market in Philadelphia banks
A Supreme Court ruling blocked a proposed merger of Philadelphia National Bank and Girard Trust. Continental Illinois National rose 1 1/4 to 186 after a 4 for 1 split. Sanders Associates gained 14 percent to 37. Savings and loan issues edged higher. Bacardi advanced to a year high as the Industrial stock average eased 0.04.
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Religious exercises allowed in 39 states
A UPI survey presented to the Supreme Court shows religious exercises are allowed in 39 states as part of the school program. Most schools begin the day with home room devotions including Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer, with regional variations noted across the South East Midwest and Far West.
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Desalting the Sea May Cut Water Costs in Drier Nations
German scientists claim a bubble trick can desalinate seawater at about half a cent per cubic foot, using a heat exchange process with bubbles of harmless gas to produce affordable fresh water from the sea, potentially matching costs in advanced countries. The report also lists local incidents and notices including a fatal train collision, a drowning, a polio vaccine lawsuit, and public funds release.
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Chronicle Telegram revenue notice from Elyria print shop
The June 18 1863 1963 no 143 issue lists publication details for The Chronicle Telegram Lorain County Printing Publishing Co Elyria Ohio rates for mail and delivery with regional pricing for Lorain and adjoining counties outside Ohio and other zones.
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