Blanshard Sees Catholic Trend Toward Religious Liberty
Paul Blanshard, long known for sharp criticisms of Catholic policies, now senses signs of movement toward real religious liberty in the Roman Catholic Church. He notes hopeful elements of a progressive trend and a more cordial attitude, though warns of tensions over tax aid to parochial schools as he travels to Rome for the Vatican II sessions. He also discusses his new book Religion and the Schools and reflects on the history of church-state issues and criticisms of both Protestants and Catholics.
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Paul Blanshard
Blanshard
Rome
Beacon Press
Supreme Court
Ohio
New York City
State Department
U.S. Department of Agricul
Julia
Thetford Center
Rhode Island Governor Takes Sharp Jabs at Massachusetts
Providence AP Gov. John H. Chafee criticizes Massachusetts policies on capital punishment executive councils and university trustees. He argues Rhode Island’s system reduces sensationalism in murder trials and notes his own power to appoint department heads without council vetoes.
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Providence
R. I
John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Chafee
Massachusetts
Traffic's Pace Said Best Limit For Motorists
Purdue highway engineering professor Harold L. Michael argues speed limits should reflect the top speed used by most drivers. He says higher limits can improve traffic flow without raising accident risk, since speed is not usually the main accident cause and motorists can judge proper top speed except in rare events.
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Lafayette
Ind
Science Service
Purdue University Highway Engineering
Harold L. Michael
Indiana Joint Highway Research Project
Most Pesticides Are Safe If Used Properly
Washington Science Service says most pesticides pose no danger to birds fish or children when handled carefully. Pesticides are chemicals used to control pests but can harm wildlife and people if misused. Simple usage rules exist and are easy for anyone to follow.
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Washington
Science Serviice
Favorite Pet Up for Sale in Peterborough Often a Fox
In Peterborough England 14 year old Barry Rutterford offers Freddie the fox for sale after neighbors tolerated his many pets including guinea pigs hamsters rabbits and 50 parakeets until the fox became a problem Barry laments Freddie as his favorite pet drawing a line for the neighborhood and seeking a new owner for the fox.
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Peterborough
England
Barry Rutterford
Barry
Freddie the Fox
Safe Use of Pesticides Urges Safe Storage and Labeling
A USDA leaflet titled Safe Use of Pesticides urges storing pesticides in closed, well labeled containers away from children, pets, food, and sinks. The folder is praised for clear guidance amid mixed pesticide literature, offering solid advice for every reader.
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USDA
Probate Court Lists Estates of Howe and Reechia
Probate records approve administration of James D. Howe estate at 102 Pontoosuc Ave with two daughters Mary J. Howe and Rose Howe Scanlon as heirs and Mary Howe named executrix. The estate includes $6,000 in real estate. An inventory shows Lorenza Reechia of Pittsfield拥有 real estate valued at $10,500.
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James D. Howe
Pontoosuc Ave
Mary J. Howe
Rose Howe Scanlon
Pontoosuc Avenue
Bond
Lorenzo Reechia
Lorenza Reechia
Pittsfield
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Main & Housatonic Sts
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