Connecticut School Bus Law Allows Parochial Pupil Use
Connecticut Supreme Court upholds state law allowing transportation of pupils to private religious schools on public school buses. Five justices note the decision does not breach church and state separation though some towns may revise budgets. The ruling involves Newtown students and supports parental choice within public transport safety goals.
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Maryland Farm Assessments Act Ruled Unconstitutional Again
The Maryland Court of Appeals reaffirmed the Farm Assessments Act as unconstitutional, ruling that uniform land taxation in cities cannot be violated by partial exemptions. The ruling disputes the act’s aim to protect farms in suburban areas from high taxes and notes the legislature’s attempt to seek changes via constitutional amendment.
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Extra Great Welcome Is Given Ike in Manila
Eisenhower draws long, loud cheers as crowds flood Manila streets. The motorcade maneuvered through dense congestion with bikes and cars in tight traffic while ticker tape fluttered. Officials note a festive mood as he heads toward Formosa, amid a sunlit 80s day and Philippine spectacle.
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Williamsport Seeks Deputy for Law Enforcement Aid
Mayor Miller argues Williamsport cannot rely on county sheriffs alone as costs rise and local taxes climb. He urges a part time deputy to serve the town, noting neighboring municipalities already employ deputies and that Williamsport seeks a local solution within budget constraints.
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Elmer Kooote
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Funkstown Zoning Talk Highlights Sign Costs and Traffic Study
Funkstown commissioners debated a traffic survey cost and new sign expenditures. Moore noted state road estimates excluded light and paint leftovers, while Boonsboro sought approval over old applications. The town agreed to pay $100 to the Funks town Balls Club amid ongoing budget questions and bill risks.
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Spielman
Tokyo student protests against security pact with United States
Zengakurea and other leftist groups clash with police in Tokyo campuses. Eleven officers injured. no students arrested. Debates hinge on Japan US security treaty ratification as Prime Minister Kishi considers a brief parliamentary recess to delay or avert a vote. A potential truce and political maneuvering surface amid mounting student opposition and party divisions.
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Consid!y
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Nobusuke Kishi
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Kennedy Says Summit Would Have Foundered Anyway
The speech argues that summit talks and domestic moves could not avert danger, urging strong military power and NATO unity. Kennedy cites Khrushchev’s pressure and calls for readiness, long-term commitments, and invulnerable weapons while noting protests and political actions abroad.
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Richard Webb Faces Court Over Nationalist Charge
Hollywood AP report states Richard Webb, 45, TV actor known as Captain Mudsoes, faces a misdemeanor charge linked to remarks and alleged threats. Police say Webb barricaded a door, threatened with a revolver, and was involved in a tense confrontation amid nationalistic tensions in Africa and debates over international affairs.
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Herter Says Reds Have 300000 Spies Busy In World
Secretary of State Christian Herter testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee alleging the Soviet Union runs the world’s largest intelligence network. He claimed 390000 trained officers serve in 27 intelligence and security services across the Soviet bloc and free world, citing a 23 page statement.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Butler Pushes Bigger Funds for Canal Projects
Senator John A Butler Md urges Senate Appropriations Subcommittee to raise Baltimore Channel funding from 1.4 million to 7 million dollars and Chesapeake and Delaware Canal from 209000 to 1.2 million, arguing Baltimore to maintain port rank and canal work must begin soon. He notes Army engineers rate the Baltimore project highly and criticizes current allocations as inadequate.
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You Can Cut Your Lawn On Sunday
Baltimore residents may use power mowers on Sundays if the area is quiet and pushing is minimal. The attorney general's two page opinion says magistrates must assess each case to determine if the mower noise is loud and if the effort to push the mower counts as bodily labor.
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Baltimore
Iran's turquoise gem tale sparks cultural lore
A fragment notes turquoise as a national gem of Iran with hints of cultural significance and regional pride. The line references Sao and suggests a broader jewel symbolism tied to heritage. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
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Iran
Sao
Obituary notices from multiple families summarized
Mrs Gladys Irene Smalts Wilery of Bogers Pa dies at 58 after a long illness. She is survived by husband Albert S Wilend of Boyers Pa, son Albert Lee Wilat Bridgeport Conn, and two grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Leal Funeral Home Williamsport with Rev William Huddle officiating. interment Beat Havens Cemetery Hagerstown. Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 pm.
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W. Va
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Eis (Haynes) Smalts
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Bridgeport
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Williamsport
William Huddle
Beat Havens Cemetery
Hegerstown
Thirty Succumb in Heat Wave in Lahore Pakistan
AP reports a severe heat wave in Lahore over four days causing about 30 deaths and over 100 illnesses. Officials note high temperatures around 101 degrees with a wheat strike impacting daily life and food supplies. Local authorities urge precautions amid the crisis.
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Pakistan
Prayer for nation’s character and courage in faith
Dudley Sinan of Lubbock offers a prayer asking God to help us grasp our fathers’ contribution to national character and to inspire leaders to act boldly against national evils through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Dudley Sinan
Lubbock
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