Living Bill of Rights in the Amish Case
James Kilpatrick argues the Bill of Rights is a living force, highlighting Wisconsin v Yoder and the Amish parents resisting compulsory high school attendance. He contends the First Amendment protects religious liberty and that the case reflects a broader victory for free men translating Jeffersonian vision into modern faith.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Frieda Yoder
Barbara Miller
Vernon Yutzy
State of
Wisconsin
New
Glarus
Green County
Kenneth J. Glewen
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Tom Jefferson
Athens Messenger December 13 1971 brief
Athens Ohio newspaper page dated Monday December 13 1971 from The Messenger Publishing Company notes editors and staff. It lists Frederick W. Bush and Ordon K. Bush among former publishers, with Charles W. Reamer and Richard R. Paynter in roles, reflecting historical masthead details.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Ordon K. Bush
Ner Bush
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Minischool Concept Aims To Reform Troubled City High
A New York high school rebuilt into 14 semiautonomous minischools with about 150 students each, six teachers, a course adviser and a street worker. Each mini focus on a theme from urban affairs to aviation while teaching core subjects. Early results show reduced hostility and closer student teacher bonds.
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Big City
New York
National Atlas of Disease Mortality highlights geography of death
Prof G Melvyn Howe's National Atlas of Disease Mortality maps how climate soil pollution and other geographies influence deaths. It ranks Bournemouth as healthiest Britain and Salford as unhealthiest with one and a half times higher death risk. London shows high ulcer mortality and cancer patterns differ by region. Alcoholic deaths and heart disease mortality rise in Scotland and Southeast England.
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G. Melvyn Howe
Strathclyde University
England
Britain
Bournemouth
Howe
Salford
Midlands
London
Birmingham
Scotland
The Principal: Key To A School Attitude
A columnist recalls two principals. Mr D, once a celebrated ideal, now supervisory at headquarters, and Mrs X, praised yet cited for harsh discipline. The piece contrasts school atmosphere with leadership, noting poverty, turnover, and the chilling effect of rigid norms on students.
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Times
Washington Post
Washington
Mrs. X
Blank
Humphrey Approval Signals California Bid Move
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota gives knowledge and approval to a Humphrey for President effort in California. The move indicates readiness for another presidential bid despite no formal candidacy announcement.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
California
HHH
Three-Cornered Cold War Drift in Asia Grows Tense
William R. Ryan analyzes rising Cold War tensions in Asia as China and the Soviet Union press influence over India and the new Bangladeshi state. He notes U.S. influence waning in India while Moscow solidifies ties with India, and warns of costly, destabilizing consequences for the region.
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India-Pakistan
Peking
Orient
Red
South Vietnam
Asia
India
Indian Ocean
U.S
South Asia
Bangla Desh
The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Notice
The text lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by carrier tube route and mail including Ohio West Virginia and other U S regions. It notes prices for daily and Sunday issues, weekly and yearly options, and states newspaper is entered as Second Class Matter at Athens Post Office.
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Associated Press
D&s OG FR Osheesisasas
D&s
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S
Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Nixon and Pompidou Azores deal signals symbolic devaluation shift
The Azores agreement described as a model of diplomacy shows Nixon sacrificing a shadow devaluation while Connally is cast as a typical cabinet figure. The piece argues the move is symbolic with little real consequence and traces de Gaulle's push for devaluation origins.
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Washington
Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Azores
Gen. de Gaulle
De Gaulle's Devaluation Mission Shifts U.S. Policy
Washington Insight argues that de Gaulle sought dollar devaluation to punish U.S. policies and gain leverage over Washington. The Azores accord under Nixon lessens the sting of devaluation, defuses trade pressure, and signals a shift in who runs U.S. foreign economic policy from Connally to the President.
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de Gaulle
United States
Gen. de Gaulle
Paris
Washington
Nixon
International Monetary Fund
Azores
Treasury
Connally
Secretary of the Treasury
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