Supreme Court ruling clouds southern annexations and voting shifts
The ruling questions whether Canton Mississippi violated the 1965 Voting Rights Act by changing voting procedures without federal approval. It condemns annexations and relocation of polling places, implying broader risk to local governments across the South and prompting nationwide challenges to municipal actions.
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Moses and the Faithful Stay Out of Politics
The piece argues priests and religious leaders should avoid public policy battles. It mocks political engagement by clergy using biblical anecdotes about Moses refusing to legislate for Israelites and urging leaders to mind their own business, ending with a prophecy that such restraint earns respect.
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St. Pontius
Egypt
Red Sea
Israel
Sinai
Promised Land
Mount Sinai
Once A Carriage House By Dorothy K. MacDowell
The carriage house on the late S A Warner Baltazzi estate on Magnolia Lane was bought by Mr and Mrs Robert C Schultheiss and remodeled. They later sold it to Dr and Mrs William R Murphy and family with pets including Jet Drew Julia Bruce and Love a Sheepdog Sug a Scottie Skip a Poodle and a horse. Baltazzi a great horseman reportedly sold a horse to Col Robert McCormick for Tommy Hitchcock leading to a suit.
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S. A. Warner Baltazzi
Magnolia Lane
Robert C. Schultheiss
William R. Murphy
Jet
Drew
Julia
Bruce Murphy
Love
Sug
Skip
Mr. Baltazzi
Robert McCormick
Tommy Hitchcock
Col. McCormick
Aiken Frost
Symington’s three pillars of national safety outlined
The piece portrays Senator Stuart Symington as prioritizing military readiness via subs and parity, a strong economy to weather wartime shocks, and a loyal citizenry to restore public morals. It notes his career shift from Air Force secretary to a focus on broader national needs and predicts his fourth term will center on these themes.
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Pentagon
Missouri
Armed Services
Stu Symington
Air Force
Fulbright
Church
McGovern
USA
Ussr
Defense Department
Nixon
Stuart Symington
Senate
Parenting Faith and Teens: Forcing Church Attendance
A reader argues against forcing teens to church while suggesting younger children may attend for habit. Consistency and sincere love matter more than duty, as adolescents sense hypocrisy and respond to parental faith. The essay urges prayer and patient influence over coercion.
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Arnold Toynbee
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Monica
St. Augustine
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