Public Teaching of Religion Grows Momentum and Debate
A broad push to include religion in public education gains steam in schools and at the federal level. The U S Catholic Conference calls for a constitutional amendment to permit private religious instruction in schools and prayer in public schools, while educators push for religion courses as part of the curriculum.
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New York
U.S. Catholic Conference
Congress
Senate
House
American Association of
Wright State University
Dayton
Ohio
James Panoch
Public Education Religion Studies Center
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S
Thomas Co. Clark
Religious Heritage of America, Inc
National Council On Religion and Public Education
University of Iowa
James S. Rausch
Conference
Eleventh Judicial District
Neoeha County
Kansas
Erie
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Parsons
Ronald D. Nicholson
Rebecca Elaine Nicholson
First State Bank
Thayer
First National Bank
Chanute
Neosho County
Chamute
David L. Kern
Fimer W. Columbia
Broadway
Clothing Prices to Climb as Fabrics Grow Scarce
AP reports rising costs and tighter selections in cotton and wool apparel due to world shortages and strong foreign demand. Prices may rise next summer and fall with UP to 50 cent increases for Wrangler jeans and Arrow shirts, while cotton fabric could jump 235 per yard.
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New York
United States
Robert Eisen
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Cluett Peabody
Cone Mills
Burlington Mills
New York Cotton Exchange
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Aetna Offers Boatsman 23 Insurance Package
Aetna Insurance introduces Boatsman 23 for motorboats and sailboats 23 feet or under. The policy promises economical protection and convenient coverage for small craft. Contact Phil Cooper at 112 N. Rutter, phone 431 4470.
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Aetna Insurance Company of
Hartford
Aetna
Train Would Bring History to People
Ross E Rowland leads a nonprofit effort to launch a 25 car American Freedom Train showcasing U S history from 1776. The project aims to raise 20 million and travel 30 000 miles across 48 states over 15 months starting April 1 1975 from St Augustine Florida.
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Bernardsville
N.J
Ross E. Rowland
America
Rowland
St. Augustine
Fla
Contiguous States
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Chanute Tribune
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Neosho
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Weber
Dorothy Lee Powell
Margaret S. Weber
Balch
Bailey & Coombs
South Steuben Chanute
Alberta Gough
Seal
By Deirdre Donnelly
AP Business
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co
Eastman Fibers, Inc
Eastman Kodak
China
Mississippi Valley
Institute
Aoi
Phil Cooper
N. Rutter
By Lew Head
Associated Press
Wall Street
American Freedom Train Foundation
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Internal Revenue Service
Philadelphia
Parsons, Kansas
Henshet and
Pennington
South Forest
Chanute, Kansas
the First State Bank
Thayer, Kansas
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Winnie Cavaness
Winona
Charles E. Henshall
Henshall & Pennington
South Forest Chanute
Meryle Brooks