Supreme Court faces patchwork ruling on capital punishment and religion
The opinion argues the court muddles civil liberties in education and religious rights amid a 5 4 capital punishment decision and Lemon v Kurtzman. It questions the lack of clear constitutional lines and warns of dangerous entanglements eroding civil and religious freedoms.
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Worry Clinic on Freud and eroticism in modern society
Dr. Crane discusses Freud's views on sex and self preservation, noting sex drives shape modern behavior more than gastronomy. He cites advertising, cinema, and literature as evidence and urges readers to request his booklet on sex problems in marriage. He also offers sun safety and water safety advice in brief notices.
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Fedayeen Provocateurs Aim to Provoke Israeli Retaliation
U S Ambassador Buffum in Beirut reports Palestinian guerrillas seek to spark Israeli strikes against Lebanon to fuel an illusion of activity and keep Arab subsidies flowing. He notes disarray since 1970 and that most actions now involve launches from behind Lebanese positions, with limited impact against Israel.
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Almanac and history notes for September 13, 1972
The almanac lists events on this date including Pershing’s birth in 1860 and historical milestones such as Congress authorizing the first national election in 1788 and the Attica Prison assault in 1971. It notes a thought for the day and mentions concerns over fedayeen sentiment and international support for revolutionary groups, citing the PFLP.
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Will Rogers quotes and civic notes from a local column
A local column quotes Will Rogers and comments on civic events ahead of a centennial celebration. It notes a near-empty restoration committee, describes a nearby unswept building, and weaves in jokes about prosperity and education.
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