Editorialist weighs effects of prayer ruling
The piece explains what the Supreme Court decision banning official school prayers does and does not do. It notes limits on government sponsored prayers, questions potential impacts on Bible reading, and whether broader religious language in schools could pass under current law. It also discusses possible openings like noncompulsory silent prayer proposals.
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LBJ Call Letters Replaced At Johnson City Airstrip
FAA officials announced the nearby Johnson City landing strip will use the callsign JCY instead of LBJ. The change, reportedly requested by Johnson, removes the vice president’s initials from the beacon used for navigation and was made after Johnson learned of the letters.
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Bie
Texas
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FAA
Konrad Adenauer
How Do You Stand Sir Disarmament at Geneva Draws Critique
The essay warns that a three stage plan for global disarmament backed by American negotiators is dangerous to sovereignty and security. It argues stage one to three would reduce arms and create UN police and ICJ oversight, while sparing no trust in Soviet compliance and allowing spot checks. The piece labels reliance on Soviet word for troop numbers as insanity given past treaty violations.
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Rusk
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Thomas L. Hughes
Rostow
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Khrushchev
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
The piece recounts a conductor's rage in rehearsal after a symphony was butchered. The manager pleads for delay, saying many players are irreplaceable. The maestro defers, then seeks divine guidance and ends up firing the whole orchestra.
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Igor
Mixed Quiz and Famed Artists in a Central Press Page
A packed grab bag by Nan Jones features trivia questions on ancient cities and operas, plus a FOLK OF FAME guessing game about a French-born, Italian sculptor active in Siena and Turin. It includes a birthday note, a future-telling snippet, and a Today’s Happened Today item recalling a 12 year ago North Korea US clash.
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Sappho
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Cavour
Turin
Washington Faces Tax Fight and Vatican Redesign Debate
Washington politics heats as Treasury head Douglas Dillon opposes immediate tax cuts while Hubert Humphrey presses for one. Vatican plans a massive 130 foot building near the Potomac spark Catholic concerns and Kennedy administration ambivalence. Also, Rostow's policy approach draws Senate scrutiny as State Department officials push a soft line toward Moscow and cautious coexistence.
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Potomac
Lincoln Memorial
D.C
District of Columbia
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Eugene McCarthy
Sen. McCarthy
Minnesota
Rome
Egidio Vagnozzi
Kennedy Signs Bills Raising Debt Limit and Expanding Trade Controls
President Kennedy signed into law measures boosting the public debt limit to $8 billion and extending for three years his power to curb trade with unfriendly nations. The ceiling is temporary and will revert to $300 billion next June 30. The Export Control Act strengthens authority to block vital goods to Communist countries.
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Kennedy
Treasury
United States
Timing and Trump Decisions In A Bridge Hand
East West vulnerable. South in four hearts. Opening lead two of spades. The declarer weighs whether to draw trumps and when to tackle them. The hand shows timing as crucial as the plays unfold. East ruffs a spade, South overruffs, clubs and diamonds create alternating threats, and East faces a dilemma: guard the diamond loser or allow a discard and risk a loss to trumps.
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West
East
Routh
Lats Cay
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