Midwestern Republican notes tavern sign on local mood
A Midwestern Republican cites a tavern owner displaying Andy ain't mad at nobody signaling mixed local sentiment. Other lawmakers warn against Attorney General Kennedy meddling in hotel rules while fears rise about desegregation affecting neighborhood property values.
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Birmingham schools see renewed white student protests
In Birmingham five Negro students return to three desegregated schools while white students rally at West End High School. Police maintain order as hundreds march with Confederate flags, chanting against integration. arrests occur after protests spill into surrounding areas.
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Three killed in $10 million truck train collision
At Mount Cory Ohio a Nickle Plate Railroad freight train collided with a gravel truck at a county road crossing. Three people died and three were injured as the 70 car train disabled 38 cars and ripped up 1000 feet of track. The dead include engineer AA Dogan 61 and truck driver Larry Mason 27 and passenger James Gardner 57. Injured are train fireman Robert Farr 47 brakeman Lester Francis 50 and inspector Tom Deaney 67. Debris was searched for additional victims with no other fatalities found by daybreak.
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ADC abuses reveal in CT series
A CT series exposes ADC program abuses as adults drink, neglect children, and misuse relief payments. The report notes checks arrive mid month and clerks struggle to halt misuses while needy children suffer.
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GOP fights uphill tax cut fight in Congress
Washington UPI report notes Republicans organizing to attach anti spend ing strings to a 11 billion tax cut bill. The House Ways and Means Committee approved the measure 178 to 2 with Republicans opposing and Dem leaders predicting a tight floor battle in two weeks. The plan would give 7 billion in tax savings on 1964 incomes and 11 billion tax relief for 1965 onward, with GOP opposition blocking a spending contingent amendment.
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Northeastern Ohio Weather Outlook
Increasing cloudiness and a bit warmer today with highs around 74 to 79. Cloudy tonight with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. low around 62. Thursday cloudy and windy with scattered showers in the morning and cooler afternoon. temperatures range from 59 to 71 Tuesday.
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Thousands Feared Dead As Typhoon Gloria Trapps Taipei
More than 100,000 people were marooned in Taipan by rising floodwaters from Typhoon Gloria. Officials warned the disaster could produce thousands of casualties in what is described as the island’s worst flood event.
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Viet Nam takeover charged by Times of Viet Nam
The Times of Viet Nam, linked to the Saigon regime, accuses exiled opposition leader Nguyen Ton Hoan of telling Paris followers that anti Diem forces may form a guerrilla underground in central Viet Nam. The dispatch notes past CIA plot rumors denied by US officials.
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Bible Reading and Prayer Persist in Schools Across States
Across the nation school districts report continued Bible readings and daily prayers despite Supreme Court rulings. Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Florida entities maintain or revisit devotional practices while officials caution no loopholes exist in constitutional limits. Local actions vary by district and state.
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Elyria extends sewage plant deadline easing contractor penalties
A local notice reports Elyria extending the deadline for the sewage disposal plant project to lessen penalties for the contractor. The move follows council action tied to project delays and funding considerations detailed in the regional pages.
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