Defiant School Prayer Revival Sparks National Debate
In 1969 editors note that after the 1966 court ruling banning school prayer, some districts like Clairton Pennsylvania reinstate daily Bible readings. They cite superintendent Dr. Robert LaFrankie and discuss clashes with courts and communities, arguing for religious teaching in schools while warning of broader social decline. The piece also notes aging protesters in Vermont and a rest home dispute over staff staffing, illustrating cross generational tensions.
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Clairton
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Supreme Court
United States
Robert LaFrankie
PTA
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Men Blossom Rainwear Trends In Esquire Forecast
Esquire magazine fashion director O E Schaeffer predicts a vibrant spring for men's raincoats with bold blues reds greens and Cape Cod yellows. New coats feature wide collars and lapels and more double breasted models many with bells.
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O. E. Schaeffer
Esquire Magazine
Doctor's Mailbag Calcium in Other Foods Offsets Allergy to Milk
A reader asks how to get calcium without milk and suggests a milkless egg drink made with blended eggshell. Foods high in calcium include spinach beet tops kale and broccoli and a doctor may prescribe calcium supplements. Deficiency signs vary with conditions like parathyroid disease and pancreatitis and menopause risks osteoporosis. a daily maintenance dose around 860 mg helps only if the underlying cause is addressed. Excess calcium is excreted but can relate to hyperthyroidism vitamin D poisoning, multiple myeloma, or sarcoidosis. five grams daily generally safe for some but not all. kidney stones may form from calcium in urine, sometimes with sodium phosphate preventing blood calcium rise. arthritis is not caused by calcium excess. some asthmatics may need calcium for another condition.
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Newspaper Enterprise Asian
Look At Flag The Nagzmen Road Construction Solution
The National Safety Council reports contractors in several states solved a traffic distraction by using female workers with reflective attire and miniskirts to attract driver attention at work zones. The tactic aims to increase motorist awareness of flagmen, though its effectiveness remains debated.
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Blood of Christ Redeems Believers Once for All
Verses from Hebrews 9 12 and Titus 2 14 emphasize Jesus offering himself his own blood to enter the holy place securing eternal redemption and calling believers to live as a zealous moral people purified by his grace
Roosevelt first president on television at 1939 World Fair
Franklin D. Roosevelt opened the 1939 New York World Fair on April 30 and became the first president shown on television. From a platform above the Court of Peace he dedicated the event to international amity and proclaimed Americas wagon was hitched to the Star of Peace.
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America
Friday the Isth on Sunday as a tongue in cheek note
A humorous note from the Newspaper Enterprise Association mentions Friday the Ist and a wife’s mother visit, asking what people would discuss at lunch if they minded their own business. It quips about sleep, hammocks, and counting blessings to curb woes.
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East Clods
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Quiz Q and A on Apostles and Old Settlements
Quick quiz questions cover how Apostle birds got their name, why Cincinnati is famed among horse history, Oraibi as the oldest inhabited settlement, and the possibility of growing wheat in Arctic regions. Answers explain group travel in twelves, Grant’s Civil War ride, Hopi Oraibi origins, and wheat cultivation near the equator or Arctic Circle.
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Arctic Circle
Noted quotes on space feats and limits of tech
Philip H Abelson says technology cannot save society from folly and overpopulation. Frank Borman counters that limits exist and questions spaceflight enlistment of women. The text notes an April 17 1916 charter for the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
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Frank Borman
Congress
American Academy of Arts and Letters
IRS Aims Big Guns At Underworld Czars
Washington column notes the IRS under Nixon targets organized crime, with data on untaxed profits from illegal bets and narcotics, loan sharking, prostitution, and bootlegging. It criticizes Congress members for travel at taxpayer expense and recalls Don Edwards' Bakersfield quip to Nixon.
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Underworld
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon
Internal Revenue
al. Capone
Tax Agency
Don Edwards
California
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Senate
Helen Gahagan Douglas
Bakersfield
Edwards
Baytown Sun Editorial and Advertising Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun staff roster lists Hartman Wadley Pritchett Pendergrass Baynton Moody Laughiin Baytown publication details show afternoon daily schedule Monday through Friday and Sunday, with mailing address 1301 Memorial Drive. Subscription rates are 1.95 monthly, 23.40 yearly, and 0.10 per copy, with mail rates on request. The paper is a second class matter entry at Baytown Texas post office and is represented nationally by Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Dwight Moody
Corrie Laughiin
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Mondy
Grand Slam Dream From a Three Spade Pre empt
Bridge Tips analyzes a typical weak three spade pre empt by South and how North should probe for a grand slam. It outlines a precise line against Wests club defense, detailing ruffing diamonds, discarding, and timing to avoid losing heart tricks while aiming to set up three diamond ruffs.
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New South
West Continues Hearts South
Heart suit raise over three hearts contracts paradox
Bridge puzzle in which West North East South sequence shows a 11 level auction and South holds enough to consider passes. The question asks what to do after partner opens four hearts over three hearts, with the suggestion that most would not bid again. Tomorrow's answer will reveal the recommended action.
Enrich Your Vocabulary-NEA Feature
A dense word puzzle with across and down clues covering a range of topics from animals and science to antiquity and language. Solving yields terms like Nevada city and European river while the grid reveals related vocabulary and phrase connections.
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