Editorial View on School Prayer Decision
The editorial notes the Supreme Court ruling on school prayer stirs deep division and debates the balance between church and state. It cites support and concern from religious groups and scholars and cites Harvard Law's Griswold arguing for neutrality while preserving some religious traditions.
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Supreme Court
High Court
U. S
U. S. Court
Supreme Courts
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
New York
Bleak outlook for nuclear test ban amid Khrushchev U turn
The piece argues repeated U S readiness for compromise on a nuclear test ban faces Russian refusals and tough bargaining. Khrushchev rejects on-site inspections, claims underground tests detectable without access, while Kennedy pledges no atmospheric tests. With talks looming, the prospect of a treaty and wider arms reduction looks bleak.
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United States
Russia
Washington
Kremlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
West
Kennedy
U. S
Retires unbitten Chester Noongwook ends dog sled mail era
Chester Noongwook the last dog sled postman on St. Lawrence Island retires after a final run in the Bering Sea area. He notes his defense against the mail’s old adversary and marks the transition to air delivery while keeping a place in postal history alive.
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Chester Noongwook
St. Lawrence Island
Bering Sea
Finis
U. S. Mail
Pony Express
Overland Mail
Noongwook
Washington migratory farm labor shifts loom after bracero ending
Washington Correspondent Peter Edson reports sweeping changes loom as the bracero program ends December 31, 1963. Senate action is expected after a House vote to kill Public Law 78, with potential revival efforts and proposals for new migrant labor safeguards and child education funding.
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Peter Edson
Washington
New Enterprise Assn
U.S
Kennedy
House
U.S. Employment Service
Senate
America
Immigration Service
Border Patrol
British West Indies
Southwest
Harrison A. Williams
D-N.j
Williams
National Advisory Council On Migratory Labor
Pauli Harvey: Bigger than both of us
Paul Harvey argues that prejudice spans many groups and regions, not limited to any one country. He criticizes labeling and social segregation, urging leaders to stop exploiting minority tensions and to promote genuine integration rather than division.
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India
America
Dear Abby Advice From a Local Gossip Page
Dear Abby letters reveal a singleton man bragging about flings and a woman caller who monopolizes the phone line. The local reader suggests the man is a liar and advises blunt boundary setting to end long conversations.
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Abby
Dear Abby letters reveal family gossip and teen finances
A reader confesses embarrassment over her daughter's pregnancy after a church wedding and asks how to handle gossip. Abby advises counting blessings and saying nothing. The column shifts to a teen asking about allowances, highlighting a mother of six noting her kids' earnings and savings amid a magnetics notice.
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Abby
Hanna Barbera builds modern cartoon studio at Cahuenga Pass
Hollywood scoop on Hanna Barbera expanding to a state of the art plant with 250 workers. The founders Bill Hanna and Joe Barbera recount growth from MGM days to creating 44 country licensed character merchandising including 2,000 products and seven million Huckleberry Hound shoes. They project $50 million in merchandising this year with a 5 percent license fee.
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United States
California
Arkansas
Michigan
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Cahuenga Pass
Huckleberry Hound
Hanna-Barbera Productions
Flintstones
Yogi Bear
the Jetsons
Top Cat
Quick Draw Me
Graw
Touche Turtle
Wally Gato Lippy Lion
Loopy de Loop
Bill Hanna
Joe Barbera
Hanna-Barbera
Huck
Hanna and Barbera
MGM
Hanna
Barbera
Japan
Belgium
Sweden
Population trends shape future employment warns Babson
Babson argues rising birth rates will swell the 15 10 year old and 20 to 24 cohorts into the late 1960s and early 1970s. He notes automation, taxes, wage costs, and profit margins limit jobs, urging graduates to seek science engineering medicine commerce and education fields while blue collar training opens sturdy pay.
Biddeford Saco Journal Masthead and Rates
The Biddeford Saco Journal lists editors and contact numbers with standard advertising and editorial departments. Subscription rates are shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 and one year 21.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and printed in Biddeford Maine.
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Adams Street
Biddeford
Marie Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
AP News
Maine
Postponed Marriage for Training Focus Gains Optimism
A speaker urges postponing marriage to pursue training and notes youth as the nation’s best asset. The message highlights clear conditions ahead and stresses that employment is a two way street.
March-5 Columbus embarkation poms to wampum clues
Crossword clues cover maritime voyages to Japan China and Iberia with entries for explorers, rulers, botanical terms, and mythic figures. Includes many geography and language hints across 58 clues.
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