Dear Mister Editor from Uncle Cal on prayer and science in 1960s America
Uncle Cal from Caribou writes that the Supreme Court ruling on school prayer hasn’t halted religious belief or civic discussion. He muses on faith, politics, and a world wary of atheism, then jokes about body science, government spending, and looming deficits as 1968 approaches.
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Zeke Grubb
United States
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Peru
Wildlife Scholarships Offered For 1964 65 By National Wildlife Federation
Undergraduate and graduate students may apply for conservation education scholarships for 1964 65. Grants up to 1000 dollars for graduates and 500 dollars for undergraduates are available. Eligible majors include resource management conservation education journalism radio television and related programs. Applications to the Executive Director National Wildlife Federation 1412 16th Street NW Washington DC 20036. Winners announced in March.
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Washington, D. C
Editors Debate Government Spending And Desert Oil Tests
The column argues against anti federal bias, analyzing 1946 to 1962 spending trends and employment, urging distinction between spending and public investment. It cites Humble Oil experiments stabilizing dunes in Texas and North Africa, noting potential long term food and desert solutions amid global surpluses.
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Uncle Sam
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St Maries Gazette Record
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Oklahoma
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Humble
Standard of New Jersey
North
Africa
Idaho
Presbyterians in Southern Idaho Plan College of Idaho
Presbyterians in southern Idaho decided to establish the College of Idaho in September 1884 with instruction starting in 1891. The note highlights the early development amid a population boom and the era’s educational ambitions. A second item recalls a TV salesman demonstrating a remote control by switching channels down the street, prompting the customer to joke about the nuisance of constant channel changing.
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Idaho
College of Idaho
Fifth District Music Clinic at North Gem November 8 9
North Gem hosts the Fifth District Music Clinic on November 8 and 9 with a long list of attending students and instrumentalists from the mixed and girls choruses. Names include Stan Wistiseh Charles Holbrook Linda Call Barbara Hatch and more along with FHA and Larriette organizers.
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Linda Tillotson
Kathy Skinner
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Mariatine Schenk
Kim Ruger
Janet Yost
Susan Hogan
Jeanette Call
Beverly Kramer
Sharon Briggs
Donna Butterfield
Shirlee McLain
Mary Jane Gilbert
Ian Mabey
Carol Sharplin
Brenda Shipley
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FHA
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Virginia Butterfield
North Gem
Vera Larsen
Hazel Croney
Larriette
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