Editorial: Prayer as Court Question in Public Schools
An editorial argues the Supreme Court should not hear the Hyde Park prayer case as it may not raise a constitutional issue. It notes parents from diverse faiths object to daily class prayer while the New York courts find no coercion since participation is not required. The piece urges tolerance and suggests a universal value in starting the day with a prayer.
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United States Supreme Court
New Hyde Park
N. Y
High Court
Hyde Park
Supreme Court
New York
Unitarian Church
Society For Ethical Culture
New York Court of Appeals
New York Court
We Are The Profession and The Call To Action
The speaker urges NEA members to embrace self discipline and active participation. Joining is not enough. members must invest time and energy to influence the association. A Professional Priorities Project invites members to shape goals, while the Million or More by ’64 campaign seeks stronger schools and a more effective teaching profession.
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Kennedy
Congress
NEA
Teachers of America
Social Security Cuts State Welfare Rolls in Texas
AP reports liberalization of social security laws reduced public assistance rolls in Texas. The State Welfare Department notes the overall weekly total falls to 3,987 recipients, a drop of 34,519 from the prior week. Fiscal year payments total 166,292,359 with allocations to the aged, dependent children, the blind, and the permanently disabled.
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Austin
Pete
Liecal
Italy
Bible Verse About Being Born Again
Fragmentary OCR text references 1 Peter 1 about being born again through the word of God. The readable portion is incomplete but points to a religious verse or commentary on spiritual rebirth and eternity. No clear events, dates, or named organizations are present.
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Core Tome
Peter
Thurmond says army dodges Walker case in court
The Thurmond staff and Gen. McCaw clash over Edwin Walker’s alleged Hatch Act and UCMJ violations. McCaw’s confidential report says Walker ran a political indoctrination program in the 24th Infantry Division aiming to sway national elections. The Army opted for transfer and admonition rather than court action.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Edwin Walker
Walker
Harry Dent
Thurmond
Sen. Thurmond
Army
Robert H. McCaw
Gen. Walker
Gen. McCaw
United States
Baytown Sun Publication Details and Staff Listing
The Baytown Sun prints afternoons daily from Baytown Texas with offices at Pearce and Ashbel. Editor and Publisher Jim Boone oversees operations alongside Business Manager Preston Pendergrass and Managing Editor Beulah Mae Jackson. Office Manager James H. Hale, Advertising Department John Wadley, Manager Paul Putman, Retail Manager Corrie Laughlin, and National Manager staff are listed. Subscription rates are shown for carrier and mail. The paper is mailed as second class matter and is a member of the Associated Press and Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc.
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Fred Hartman
Jim Boone
Preston Pendergrass
Beulsh Mae Jackson
James H. Hale
UY Aasistant
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Snbdcuvevrebsenes
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Congress
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Texta Defly
Asm
Wnt
Texas Presa
H.M.S. Pinafore and the Father of Reading Rooms
A garbled page lists events and trivia from today’s date, noting Gilbert and Sullivan’s H.M.S. Pinafore, Disraeli’s rise, and featuring questions about a founder of a reading-room movement and early book trade innovations in London.
New Kennedy Medal Proposed for Cold War Service
A presidential order creates a new military medal for armed forces personnel facing enemy action or imminent threat in operations after July 1 1958. It leaves unclear which missions will qualify and hints Berlin and Southeast Asia troops may be eligible. The piece discusses medal inflation, Purple Heart perceptions, and a citizen’s reflections on Cold War service.
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Kennedy
Berlin
Southeast Asia
East Berlin
Tf T
Seaborn Cravey
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Barry Goldwater argues that no one is average and that society must challenge individuals to excel. He criticizes the modern push toward mediocrity, urging citizens and students to strive for their best and reject the idea that average is acceptable.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
America
Som
Texans In Washington By Tex Easley
In Washington two top aides to Sen. John Tower have no prior congressional office experience. Pete LaMaster, Tower’s administrative assistant, and C Her schel Schooley, public relations aide, both ran for Congress unsuccessfully. LaMaster, born December 30, 1918, is a former farmer turned aide with a long career in government and private business. Schooley, a longtime GOP figure, has served in various federal roles and briefly faced pressure in the Interior Department. They reside near Alexandria, Virginia, with families in Perryton and Mexico, Missouri.
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Washington
John Tower
Rtex
Pete LaMaster
Ochiltree County
Tower
C. Herschel Schooley
Hardin - Simmons University
Abilene
LaMaster
Ochiltree
Perryton
John Tarlton College
Texas Tech
Texas A. and I
Farmers Security Administration
San Benito
Port Lavaca
Wharton
Navy
Pacific
Marvin Jones
D-Tex
Jones
U. S. Court of Clairas
Ben Guill
Walter Rogers
Rogers
U. S
Montevideo
Uruguay
Ezra Taft Benson
Benson
Udall
Bis
West
Interior Department
Schooley
Interior
Kennedy- Johnson
Ineee
Z Schooley
Congress
Clarence Cannon
Illinois
Mexico Ledger
Cannon
Hardin - Simmons
Abilene Reporter News
Florida
Pauline van Ness
Mexico, Mo
Alexandria
Bridge Match Highlights Washington Chicago Clash
In an intercity bridge match between Washington and Chicago, Chicago wins the 60-board event after a tightly contested deal. At one table North-South were set one under pressure while the other table produced four clubs doubled. Chicago scores a net 900-point gain.
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Washington
Chicago
Chiago
South
West
North
Dunny
Pam
Dbla
East
Daily Crossword Puzzle Across Clues Mixed With Names and Terms
A dense list of crossword clues covering across items with varied wordplay and references. Themes include geography Buenos Aires noting Mr, eye shaped fruit, speak, resemble, past tense rains, and misc terms like baking chambers and actor Spencer. Includes sports, chemistry symbols, historical and religious terms, plus several misprinted or garbled entries requiring crossfill.
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Buenos Aires
Baking Chambers
Spencer
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