Editorial: Supreme Court Right on Regents Prayer Ruling
The piece defends the Supreme Court's decision striking down the New York Regents prayer, arguing government establishment of religion in public schools conflicts with religious freedom. It notes public disagreement exists but asserts protections for dissent and the court’s ruling as correct within a complex moral landscape.
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War era AVs and Fourth of July scenes echo across prior era town
Fragmented report recalls Turkish War era battles near the Don River and Voronezh, a quiet Independence Day in 20 years past with lake resort visits and local celebrations. Two Blooming Valley children die in a Route 77 crash near Garland, while a farmer terrifies neighbors with a violent spree. trains and autos mark Fourth of July travel as winds uproot lines and crash a machine near Sawurithe.
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Fred Selacary and the Christian Communism Crusade
The text frames a polemic around Dr. Fred Schwarz and his Madison Square Garden meeting, noting bigotry, boycotts, and fear in New York toward anti-Communist efforts. It references Pat Boone, Lenin, and Soviet Russia, arguing for continued anti-Soviet advocacy and asserting the struggle has run since 1948. It portrays hostility to Christian anti-Communist methods amid social ostracism.
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The Boss and Charlie McDermott at Summey Palace Birthday Night
A chaotic scene centers on the Boss at Summey Palace with Charlie McDermott as longtime ally. The Boss reflects on power and past campaigns while guests, tensions, and old loyalties surface amid a rare charityy gathering and insistence on control.
Mirror business trends and USEurope ties in postwar era
An analysis of American investment abroad and European, Japanese factory expansion amid currency pressures and gold price fluctuations. It notes foreign central banks backing the dollar, proposed tariffs to spur US exports, and fears of balance of payments deficits amid military spending and global economic interdependence.
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Buffalo man to be sentenced in tax evasion case
Samuel Casale, 64, of Buffalo, faces a five count indictment for income tax evasion, allegedly evading 34,875 in 1954 taxes by not reporting 7,000 of income. Judge Henderson indicated he may accept a no contest plea after doctors testified a trial could threaten his life.
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Kennedy bids diplomats hold firm in the kitchen of diplomacy
President Kennedy urged about 3,700 Foreign Service officers to endure political heat and stay in the profession, saying the kitchen is the best place to be. He noted the State Department’s need for capable outsiders for top posts and discussed career diplomats versus appointees in filling ambassadorial roles.
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Pennsylvania May building costs top 105.6 million
The Pennsylvania Labor Department reported May total construction spending reached 105.6 million dollars, up 18.9 percent from April. For the first five months of the year, construction outlays were 56 percent above 1961, signaling a strong growth trend in the industry.
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