No Prayers For Children Editorial Opinion
The piece critiques Supreme Court interpretations of the Constitution shaping public school prayer and national symbols. It questions whether honoring minority rights risks twisting original intent and warns against eroding majority protections by overcorrecting to secularism. It cites examples from school prayer to currency and oaths.
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United States
Supreme Courts
Supreme Court
New York
Pennsylvania
Stewart
Caroline Kennedy
Six-year MD track eyed to ease doctor shortage
Northwestern University pilots an integrated pre med and medical training program aiming to grant MD degrees in six years. Proponents say traditional medical education lacks pace and targets, risking future care. Dr. John A. Cooper criticizes entrenched routines and urges reform to attract top students.
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Northwestern University
John A. BD. Cooper
Northwestern
Kennedy Brotherhood Lunch Sparks Business Tensions
Washington reports detail a secret June luncheon in the Justice Department with Robert Kennedy hosting influential bankers and IBM’s Thomas Watson. The event, seen as a bid to align business with the Kennedy agenda, drew criticism for secrecy and lack of briefing from major industry groups amid Kefauver’s steel investigations and looming anti trust hearings.
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Washington
Robert Kennedy
New York
Justice Dept
Kennedy
Thomas Watson
IBM
Bob Kennedy
U.S
National Assn. of Manufacturers People
Chamber of
Kennedys
Tennessee
Estes Kefauver
Letters to the Editor condemning provocative pictures
Roy H Newswanger of the Mennonite Church writes to the Times denouncing a June 20 feature titled Former Mousekelter Turns Shapely 18 and its accompanying article as fueling sex perversion. He urges the paper to stop publishing such pictures and articles and to promote conversion to curb lust and violence.
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Jesus Christ
Roy H. Newswanger
Mennonite Church
Weir Road
Chester
Salutes Mielcarek For Housing Reform Praise
F Lupenus Hutchins praises Joseph Mielcarek and his inspectors for steps to halt housing decay in Chester. He credits urban renewal momentum in Philadelphia and Wilmington and calls for continued action by the director of public safety to curb bad housing practices.
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Joseph Mielcarek
Midlarke
Director of Public Safety
America’s Future Tied to Freedom Against World Tyranny
Senator Barry Goldwater argues in 1962 that America must anchor its future to freedom worldwide. He warns of a global struggle against totalitarian leftist forces and asserts conservatism defends individual liberty against collectivist slavery.
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America
United States
Hitler
Germany
Siberia
Medicare Plan Revisions Move to Break Deadlock
The Kennedy Administration presses a compromise medicare proposal before the House Ways and Means Committee. Secretary Ribicoff proposes changes including a freedom of choice amendment and a private insurance option with eight dollar monthly cash payments, plus higher Social Security tax base and eligibility quarters.
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House
Ways and Means
Health, Education & Welfare
Abraham Ribicoff
Ribicoff Silt
Inchide
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Steel
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Kefauver
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Dent Kennedy
Tom Patton
Republic
Lethar Homer
Bethlehem ‘Steel
Victor Riesek
Salutes
Mielcarek
the Times
Philadelphia
Wilmington
F. Lupenus Hutchins, M.D
W. Oth St. Chester
Nimdle
JNK
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Barry Goldwater
Russia
Sen. Barry
Goldwater
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Allen
Paul Scott
Ribicoff
Burr Harrison -Dva
John Watts
D-Ky
Clark Thompson
D-Tex
Harrison
Bryd Vaviely
White House
Congress
Ways and Means Committee
Defense
Robert McNamara
University of Michigan
McNamara
Robert
S. Allen
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