The Two Sides Of School Prayer
Sen Everett Dirksen links an amendment to protect public school prayer sparking church divisions. Proponents cite separation of church and state while urging balanced religion education in schools as a practical outcome of the High Court ruling. Dr Edward Powers argues schools can teach religion constitutionally with in class courses.
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Everett Dirksen
R-Ill
U. S
Supreme Court
Department of Public Instruction
State of
Pennsylvania
Powers
Tidbits Of Kentucky Folklore Farmers Put Up Lots Of Things
Dr Gordon Wilson recalls the term putting up as a rural practice shaping his life and community. He describes drying fruits on barn roofs haylofts and tobacco curing in hogsheads, noting its economic impact through multi generational tobacco factories and seasonal labor in Kentucky and surrounding states.
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Nesses
Corbin Sunday Times Names Kenneth F Mauney Editor
The Corbin Sunday Times announces Kenneth F Mauney as editor with James L Crawford noted as associate editor in the independent community newspaper.
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The
Corbin Sunday Times
Kenneth F Mauney
Dear Abby column offers relationship advice and family drama
A reader shares a turbulent first marriage and a new, burdensome second union. Abby counsels staying with the questionable husband, while addressing a younger mother facing scrutiny for many children and a grandmother coping with visiting grandchildren and furniture protection.
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Abby
Abortion and capital punishment echo in moral debate
An editorial notes that old issues fade and shift from capital punishment to abortion. It argues laws change not from moral consensus but lack of demonstrable good, cites illegal abortions, and cites New York church council and Rev. Drinan on state neutrality and keeping morality separate from law.
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United States
New York
New York State Council of Churches
Robert F. Drinan
Boston College Law School
Unopposed U S President In 1820 Election
In 1820 James Monroe ran for president without opposition, the second and last time a sole candidate stood. Washington had been unopposed in 1792 for a second term.
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James Monroe
George Washington
Black studies examined at Negro colleges show limited impact
Washington Notebook surveys Howard University Atlanta University Center and Tuskegee Institute to gauge the value of African studies. Howard grants master’s degrees with few graduates and many students now pursuing African language and culture, while Atlanta and Tuskegee offer broader or limited courses.
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NEA
Plex
Atlanta University Center
Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
Howard
Tuskegee
Atlanta
Oth
America
Caribbean
Wisconsin
Africa
U. S
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Congress
Edward Powers
United Church of Christ
Kentucky
Gordon Wilson
North Carolina
Jackson Purchase
Tennessee
Illinois
Missouri
Prand
Fidelity
Busi
James
Crawford
James L. Crawford
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Los Angeles
Cal
Editorial
Washington Notebook
By Bruce Biossat
San Francisco State
University of Wisconsin
Howard University
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