Iowa V Religion School Not Affected by SCOTUS Ruling
Iowa State University President Virgil Hancher says the School of Religion will not be impacted by the New York prayer ruling. He notes the program covers subjects, not prayer, and teaches religion as part of curricula with about 1500 students annually. Rev. Robert Michaelsen agrees the decision is correct but doubts chaplains or open sessions are barred.
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Minnesota Soldier Finds Missing Tot
A Minnesota soldier with searchers located 2 year old Tommy Larry near a creek about half a mile from his home in Sparta Wisconsin. He was unharmed aside from scratches and insect bites, found by Pvt Carroll Grebish of Sleepy Eye Minnesota, 495th Engineers at Camp McCoy Wisconsin.
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What’s Going to Happen in the Stock Market
A month after Black Monday the market remains ailing with a contested outlook. Analysts disagree on whether prices will fall further, rally this summer, or soften gradually as earnings align with values. Washington policy shifts and steel-price tensions loom as key factors shaping the path forward.
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New York
Stores Show Fancy Fixins for Fourth
Fancy fixin s for Fourth of July picnics are highlighted at national groceries this weekend. Fried chicken and luncheon meats offer economy while eggs hams and salad ingredients show strong value. Regional beef and pork selections plus fruit spreads and garden produce reflect lowered prices ahead of holidays.
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National Bureau of Standards
Speeding a Key Factor in Holiday Fatal Crashes
ST PAUL AP More than half of fatal accidents on holidays involve drivers speeding or driving under the influence. The Minnesota Safety Council urged a safe Independence Day, noting 6 to 9 p.m. as the peak danger period and recommending rest stops to keep drivers alert.
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TOP TV NEWSMAN Anchoring Is a Sensitive Job
NBC anchor Frank McGee is described as central to program flow and editorial direction. The piece notes his role in shaping content, summarizing problems, and guiding viewers from general context to on scene reports. McGee rose from Montgomery radio television to NBC in the civil rights era.
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APRA Leader Ahead in Peru as Results Narrow
Victor Raul Haya de La Torre led Peru's presidential tally with 532,682 votes while 50,000 to 70,000 remain to be counted. Belaunde Terry had 527,224 and Odria 468,324 as 32.64, 32.3 and 28.7 percent respectively. The election requires 33.33 percent or Congress will pick from top three.
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Haya de la Torre
Fernando Belaunde Terry
Manuel Odria
Congress
Belaunde
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