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Tucson Daily Citizen

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Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1962

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Kennedy warns China and Taiwan over Quemoy Matsu clash

President Kennedy warned both Communist and Nationalist China against military action near Formosa. He pledged U S defense if Quemoy or Matsu are attacked and noted no mainland assault without U S consent. The remarks reiterate Eisenhower policy and bipartisan support for keeping Quemoy and Matsu under defense.

Washington UPI Kennedy United States Formosa Red China Chiang Kai-shek U. S Quemoy Matsu Red Dwight TD. Eisenhower

Pinal Democrats Form Goddard Committee

Casa Grande mayor Ray Peterson announced a 56 member Pinal County Goddard for Governor Committee co chaired by Joe A. Ruiz to back Sam Goddard for the Democratic nomination. The group includes leaders from towns, two Gila River Indian Tribal Council members, and local officials.

Casa Grande Ray Peterson Pinal County Peterson Joe A. Ruiz Democratic Central Committee Sam Goddard Tucson Goddard Cochise Gila Arizona League of Cities and Towns Gila River Indian Tribal Council Democratic Women’s Clubs Harry Bagnall Coolidge Pinal ‘County Democratic Committee

Senate Eyes Prayer Amendment Hearings Next Week

Senate Judiciary Committee to hear proposed constitutional amendments overriding a Supreme Court ruling that bans official school prayers. Senator Vance Hartke proposes a swift resolution allowing school prayers if no public official prescribes or recites the prayer. House also sees amendments to legalize classroom prayers.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Supreme Court Vance Hartke D-Ind

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