Supreme Court Bible study ruling sparks public school debate
AP analysis recalls that the court ruled public schools may study the Bible as history without endorsing religion. Justice Clark wrote the majority opinion, stressing state neutrality, while past cases on school prayer shaped the decision and ongoing public contention.
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NBC coverage sparks golf broadcasting debate
The article critiques NBC for moving away from the final playoff of a golf event and leaving viewers to follow a tense finish on radio while cameras covered only the last four holes. It references Arnold Palmer, Paul Harney, and the upcoming National Open at Brookline, noting network decisions and program replacements like McKeever and the Colonel.
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Dick Gregory freed on appeal bond in Alabama
Dick Gregory, free on a $2,500 appeal bond after conviction in Birmingham Recorders Court for parading without a permit. He received 180 days in city jail, a $100 fine and costs, arrested May 6 during desegregation protests. About 600 others were arrested that day.
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Udall Seeks Agreed Plan for Assateague Island Seashore
Secretary of the Interior Udall and Maryland officials met with Governor Tawes to press a federal plan turning Assateague Island into a national seashore park. Udall said area of agreement is larger than before and urged decisive action, with health and natural resources officials favoring public ownership and development.
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Fails To Bark Burglars Win in Meilue Heist Tale
MIAMI Ia LAPТ Meilue a Pekingese fails to bark during burglars ransacking her owners home. Mrs Al Livingston quotes the dog as content and unbarking while thieves steal about $8,000 in jewels, adding a quip that kites make people look up. Separately in England Sir Bernard Lovell notes Valentina Tereshkova's space flight may fit a long term plan to colonize Mars within a quarter century.
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Maryland Briefs From The Associated Press
Maryland brief items report costs of National Guard in Cambridge at 4000 to 5000 dollars daily, 400 troops moved in to quell violence. Frostburg State teachers contract renewal dispute heads to circuit court along with blocking injunction. Ocean City hosts Maryland Association of Real Estate Boards spring conference with Harvard professor Nathaniel J. Tegg and Dr Klock speakers. Postmasters convention begins in Ocean City with men and women groups meeting. Lexington Park reports three men charged after a July raid on a 19000 dollar gambling operation. Annapolis Board of Public Works delays action on Allegany County strip mine request as land and mineral ownership debates continue.
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Ben Gurion to Stay as New Government Forms
Ben Gurion plans to remain as caretaker prime minister until a new government is formed. He will resign from Parliament but head a caretaker cabinet, and write memoirs while a successor is chosen. The move follows criticism over security matters linked to German rocket programs.
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Few Negroes Enrolled At Univ. Of Md.
College Park Md all but about 100 to 200 Negro students are among the 15 000 on campus. University president Br Willo H Elkink cites proximity to Negro institutions and slow integration as factors. Policy since 1954 accepts qualified Maryland high school and later out of state Negroes to avoid rapid integration.
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