Beliefs Of All Now Protected Editorial
An editorial argues Supreme Court religious-freedom rulings protect minority faiths in public schools. It condemns protests by Protestant groups while noting historic bans on Bible readings and nonsectarian prayers. It calls for a new beginning for religion in America and cites a Presbyterian clergyman on faith and state.
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Little Johnny
Mommy
Supreme Court
New York State
United States
America
Becker’s Fight Over First Amendment In Religion Debate
In 1962 conservative critics urged limits on church state relations after Engle v Vitale. Rep. Frank Becker pressed for a constitutional amendment to preserve religious practice, while the ACLU pursued removing under God from the Pledge and other measures. The struggle continues as public focus shifts.
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Engle
New York
Frank J. Becker
Becker
Washington
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Celler
The
American Civil Liberties Union
California
Frank Becker
Hanover Indeana Gazette Editorial Masthead Fragment
The fragment lists staff and roles for the Hanover Indiana newspaper including editors Susanne Talmage Karen, John Hooker sports editor, Karen Farlow copy editors and managers Liz Voyles Tom Beal, Bob LaFramenta, Judy Hinchman, Dave Shultz. It notes May 21 1909 as post date and mentions second class matter.
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Hanover
Indiana
John Hooker Society
Karen Farlow
Jenny Rupley
Pat Nelson
Shannon Clarkson
Susan Powell
Sue Kuc
Kirk Dinkins
Iscsesces
Liz Voyles
Tom Beal
Bob LaFramenta
Judy Hinchman
Dave Shultz
Submit Copy For 81 by 11 Paper And Typewriter
A request directed to submit all copy intended for publication on the 81 by 11 paper using a typewriter. The notice emphasizes standardizes format and deadline. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable fragments.
Letter to the Editor on Test Ban and Peace
A reader challenges the editorial stance on the Washington Test Ban Hearings, critiquing selective hearing and calling for guarantees of peace. The letter defends free speech and questions how to secure peace and freedom, warning that silent voices may protect readers.
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Washington
CF Cabinet Denounces Civil Rights Apathy
Open letter from the Campus Fellowship Cabinet urges Hanover students to engage in civil rights work. The note reflects mixed campus reaction to forming a group and stresses commitment to human freedom and equality amid widespread apathy and absentee leadership.
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Hanover
Chicago Ecumenical Institute
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