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Universal Newsreel · Volume 35, Release 53 · June 28, 1962 · Full release

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    Pray at Home

    KENNEDY ANSWER TO COURT DECISION In a six-to-one decision, the Supreme Court rules that school children may not recited a prayer in New York classrooms as it…

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    "Shoes" for Walking on Water

    Pentagon officials witness a demonstration of foam "water shoes" that would enable soldiers to cross streams too deep to wade.

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    Jacket for Space Mechanics

    A jet-propelled backpack is the answer to maneuverability in space when mechanics have to fight weightlessness.

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    It's a Monkey's Life

    There's a certain character in Munich, Germany, who can make a monkey out of Beau Brummel.

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    Twenty-Five Years Ago

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Pray at Home (Universal Newsreel, Jun 1962)

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The original release sheet reads: PRAY AT HOME: KENNEDY ANSWER TO COURT DECISION In a six-to-one decision, the Supreme Court rules that school children may not recited a prayer in New York classrooms as it violates Constitutional guarantees of the separation of Church and State. At his News Conference, President Kennedy urges everyone to pray more at home and attend Church more often. "SHOES" FOR WALKING ON WATER Pentagon officials witness a demonstration of foam "water shoes" that would enable soldiers to cross streams too deep to wade. JACKET FOR SPACE MECHANICS A jet-propelled backpack is the answer to maneuverability in space when mechanics have to fight weightlessness. IT'S A MONKEY'S LIFE There's a certain character in Munich, Germany, who can make a monkey out of Beau Brummel. Yes. He's the best dressed simian in Europe. TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO One of the most spectacular tragedies of the air age happened just 25 years ago when the Hindenburg exploded while landing in the U.S., after a trans-Atlantic trip. The disaster spelled the end of dirigibles. James Braddock puts his title on the line and Joe Louis knocked him out to become the first Negro heavyweight since Jack Johnson. Max Schmeling had claimed he had first chance at Braddock, but a court ruled otherwise and the thousands of tickets printed for a Schmeling-Braddock fight were just so much trash.

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MCA/Universal Pictures Collection

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Motion Picture Releases of the Universal Newsreel Library

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