Religion Is Not Dead in America Says Supreme Court Ruling
The court’s decision allows prayer in public schools under limits and preserves religious freedom. It notes ongoing observances and emphasizes self government in Congress and the executive branch would change the outcome if they imposed prayers. Public opinion signals religion remains strong.
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Congress
Executive Branch
America
Bill Wilson Boys Club To Sponsor Indiana Camp Trip
Forty nine boys from the Bill Wilson Boys Club will join 28 local youths for ten days at Bradford Woods near Martinsville Indiana as part of the Indiana Boys Club Camping program. The camp offers swimming hiking archery rifle instruction and gold panning with Gold Creek yielding small flakes.
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Bill Wilson
Indiana
Wilson Club
Bradford Woods
Martinsville
Anderson
Ray Humphrey
Free Market Recovery for Farm Surplus Policy Debate
A 1962 editorial and Farm Bureau critique argue for restoring a free market in agriculture. They criticize government price fixing and subsidies as creating surpluses and moral hazards, urging a transitional program toward market discipline and lower consumer costs.
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Farre
The
Farm Journal
American Farm Bureau
Kohler Chosen Ambassador to Moscow in State Dept Shuffle
Washington sources report Kohler, longtime head of European affairs, selected to become U S ambassador to Moscow amid a broader reshaping of senior posts. The move follows speculation that Thompson may return as undersecretary for European affairs with an East West focus.
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Las
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Berlin
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Galt
France
West Germany
Non-Debate on Magnanimity in Republican Debate
The piece discusses Republican business support and opposition around President Eisenhower, arguing that true debate requires humility and a willingness to engage. It suggests a cycle where success hinges on magnanimity, favorable events, and confidence from business to Congress.
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Yale
Eisenhower
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Herald Tribune Inc
High Court Upholds Life Sentence For Ice Pick Slaying
The High Court affirms a life term for an ice pick slaying case. UPI reports tension as U S ships and aircraft monitor for unannounced visitors during a major nuclear test series in the Pacific. Observers brace for the Johnston Island blast window amid weather delays and possible radar signals.
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Tures Corp
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Denver
U.S
Silver Lake
Colorado
Read Larua's tips on pleasing men in psychology guide
The article presents a male psychology lesson urging girls to boost self confidence and conversational warmth by greeting with a rising cheerful "Hi" and using names. It claims every male longs to feel important and advises practicing saleslike enthusiasm to attract husbands.
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Lear
Lorva G
Jim
Folklore by William Wade Jam Wade
William Wade Jam Wade collects Aspects of our times through quotations from people living in them. He cites Rudolf Friml on Stravinsky’s music and laments tedious wedding guest name lists that fill pages with unreadable detail.
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Igor Stravinsky
Investing, storms, and legal notes mix in brief column
A scattered update covers investment club questions on withdrawal penalties and stock picks including Marine Midland and Union Electric. It also recounts Columbus storms en route to the Azores, a Denver court ruling on a murder case, and Inland Steel plans a new hot strip mill in Gary Indiana with construction by United Engineering.
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Indiana Harbor
United Engineer
Ing & Foundry Co
Pittsburgh
Debates on religion in schools and budget policy divide
Ronald C. Vorndran voices concern over secularism in education and a proposed tax cut debate as Yale speech prompts a push for concrete policy. He urges leaders to act, warning without decisive proposals the administration remains floundering.
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Atale
Webster
J. Edgar Hoover
Ry Holt and Company, Inc
Yalestore
Justice
Mercy
Yale
Gen. Eisenhower
Sion
A. C. Offutt
Indiana
Indianapolis Leads Hoosier Cities In Population Increase
The Indiana State Board of Health reports Indiana’s population rose 70 000 since the 1960 census with Marion County and Indianapolis showing large gains. The piece notes state population growth and shifts, plus local civic attitudes on federal funds and urban renewal.
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UPI
Indiana State Board of Health
Aden County
Marion County
Lake
St. Joseph
Porter
Elkhart
Tippecanoe
LaPorte
Madison
Monroe
Fort Wayne
Michigan City
Portage
Watkins Installs Township Exchange Officers
William Watkins of Anderson and Indiana State Exchange Clubs president installed Anderson Township Exchange Club officers at the YMCA Old Salem Room during a Ladies Night dinner. Louis Pridley is president, Robert Graham vice president, Walter Dean secretary, Hubert Jenkins treasurer, all reelected. New board members are Jack Beck Willis Ellsworth and John Skehan with Joe Jover, Richard Bohnenkamp and James Keesling as holdover directors.
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Anderson Township
Richard
Dick) Bohnenkamp
James Keesling
Osteopathic Doctors and MDs Face Professional Question
A letter from Dr. Brady discusses New Jersey court precedent on osteopathic physicians joining medical societies and argues for cross-eligibility with MDs. He recalls licensing details from New York and promotes ethical collaboration between DOs and MDs.
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Board of Censors
County Medicaly Society
County Medical Society
Medical Society
M.D
D.C
New Jersey
Nework
Webster
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