State Senate explores school prayer fix amid Supreme Court conflict
A Senate resolution would direct the state education department to offer daily opening exercises with chaplain remarks from the Congressional Record. It aims to resolve school prayer disputes while honoring Congress as the model for religious exercises in public schools.
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Supreme Court
State Department of Education
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Richard L. Roudebush
Indiana
Netcong
N.J
Congress
Congressional Record
Library of Congress
Senate
House
U.S
D. Elmer Hawbaker
George N. Wade
Camp Hill
Stanley G. Stroup
Bedford
Sen
Hawbaker
Mercersburg
Sen. Stroup
Blair County
Assembly
Do-It-Yourself Income by John Cunniff
A study titled Non-Market Components of National Income by Ismail Abdel Hamid Shageldin shows 1964 nonmarket work boosts family income from $8,000 to $12,000, with about 90 percent from home activities. It details groups like housework, repairs, growing food, and sewing, valuing 1964 hours at $1.31 to $2.44 each, explaining how the well-off save by using own services.
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Institute
Ismail Abdel Hamid Shageldin
Seregeldin
Old Editors Simply Die and Live on in Memory
A sprawling meditation on the newspaper editor as a gatekeeper and watchdog, detailing the craft from wire copy to page layout, the pressure of deadlines, and the unglamorous grind. It reflects on judgment, publisher minds, reader interest, and the editor’s fragile balance between fame and fear.
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Iner Temple
Jack Lait
the Mirror
Philadelphia
Thomas B. Dewey
Wendell Willkie
Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
George R Sample
William Eaton
Civ
John McLaughlin
Associated Press
Focal
AP News
Convict Labor Case Ties to Georgia Senator Kloads of Lobbying
Police report describes Davidson a paroled convict involved with heroin use found by officers near 18th and Columbia Road. Mrs. Talmadge reacts to news, lawmakers weigh fate, and Georgia officers remove the man in handcuffs. Texaco vice president Kerryn King solicits oil-industry campaign funds under private citizen guise, urging $5 monthly gifts to influence lawmakers. Contact details for state and federal officials appended.
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18Th
Columbia Road
Paul
Davidson
Georgia
U.S
Texaco
Duming
Friends
Fragile Money Faith and Local History Tidbits
A Corry Pa desk column recalls a 1950 hearing on rebuilding Columbus Dam and notes 14 fire calls in 1949 by the Columbus Volunteer Fire Department. It also mentions a sweater hop at the Junior High gym and bootlegger rumors from 1930. The piece surveys money issues, debt talk, and a city realty transfer count totaling 252 with $106 470 in value.
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Columbus Volunteer Fire Department
Lester Howles
Janiece Meerdink
Beaverettes
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David Paul
Talmadge
Ashburn
Carl Mills
Talmadges
the Confidential
Sclon
By Jack Anderson
Con
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Kerryn King
King
Amzy Steed
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Sullivan, Ill
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N.R. Dickson
Roge Nort
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