Christmas in Schools and the role of religion in education
An editorial argues that Christmas programs in public schools are not banned by the Supreme Court but reflect religion as part of curriculum. It defends religious history and doctrine as educational, noting prayers are unconstitutional when uniformly forced yet religion remains integral to art, literature, and music in schools.
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Cleveland
Rome
Confucius
Christmas Lights Come Late in Rome This Year
Rome stalls in decorating as Dec 3 brings on festive lights on Via Frattina amid hail and rain. Shops rush toy stands and creche figures, but traffic chaos worsens as cars overwhelm narrow streets. authorities revert to permissive driving despite calls for order.
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Rome
Via Frattina
Santa Claus
Piazza Navona
Piazza di Spagna
Waste paper drive urged by state official
Twenty five years ago Frank Sullivan state chairman of the waste paper conservation committee outlined procedures to intensify the drive through local defense councils. He said paperboard made from waste paper is crucial amid defending material shortages and demand for defense shipping containers.
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Frank Sullivan
Waste Paper Conservation Committee
United States
Sullivan
R. C. Holmes
Romney Scuttles Women’s Press Club Dinner Tie In
Washington reporting the clash over George Romney attending the Women’s National Press Drew Pearson Club dinner. Romney’s camp scrapped a competing night cap and cocktails after club members balked at a GOP luncheon plan intended to promote his presidential bid.
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George Romney
Michigan
Cropper
Lansing
Congress
Romney
Mark Evans
Metromedia TV Network
Women’s Press Club
GOP
Evans
Florence Lowe
Metromedia
John Kluge
Lowe
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Tom Dodd
Dodd
Press Club
Eve Edstrom
The
Washington Post
Softening of the Brain Term Explained and Birth Control Queries
Dr Molner clarifies that softening of the brain is an old term for atrophy or degeneration. It may follow a stroke or injury and can involve bruising or clots. The column then answers questions on birth control pills including usage, timing before marriage, effectiveness, and cessation effects. It advises consulting a physician for personalized instructions.
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Molner
Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
M. H
Dr. Mother
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Chanute Tribune Briefs December 27, 1966
Local page notes community events and notices from Chanute Kansas. Short items mention civic happenings, school news, and upcoming programs affecting residents in the city and surrounding area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Speech Therapy and Late-Arriving Courtesies in Ann Landers Column
A reader urges advancing from counselor referrals to speech therapy for stuttering. A Dayton therapist shares tips for supporting a stutterer, while a Mrs. Gullet letter suggests handling chronically late friends by removing expectations and meeting consequences. Additional correspondence recounts a man who married a woman after a pregnancy scare and later regretted the mismatched alliance.
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Ann ‘Landers
Ann Landers
Dayton
Women astronauts scarce due to beauty shop breaks
A humorous note from the Great Bend Tribune cites a shortage of U S women astronauts noting the difficulty of finding someone willing to go two weeks without a beauty shop visit.
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United States
Great Bend
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights
A lineup of programs across channels includes Daktari, The Red Skelton Show, The Fugitive and Petticoat Junction. The schedule lists games and movies such as Love on a Rooftop and Caravan with news segments and a five year in review.
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Petticoat Junction
Television schedule dec 28 portion with day and programs
Wednesday daytime and evening TV lineup listing channel numbers and programs such as Sunrise Semester Today Show News General Hospital Romper Room Jeopardy Love of Life David party by networks and late night offerings across KC stations.
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Bullwinkle
Iorey
Clutch Cargo
Eve Guess
Candi
General Hospital
Jack LaLanne
Rev. Hillbillies O
Pat Boone
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Tonight's Top TV Shows and Guests
Tonight ABC airs The Furlough at 6 30 with Carol Lawrence guest star. Saunders delivers a soldier's bequest to an English orphanage guardian. The Pruitts of Southampton follows at 8. NBC presents Tammy Tell Me True at 8 a romantic comedy about a shantyboat girl seeking college admission to improve her life with Sandra Dee John Gavin and Virginia Gray.
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ABC
Carol Lawrence
Saunders
NBC
Sandra Dee
John Gavin
Virginia Gray
Small Seminole College
Ann Landers Advice Column Excerpt From Chanute Tribune
A reader email offers guidance on supporting a sober spouse and praising progress. Ann Landers responds with encouragement to patient support, noting the difficulty of early sobriety and urging self reflection for readers’ marital dynamics. Copyright 1966 Chanute Tribune.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
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