Debate Over Teaching Evolution Winds Through States
The piece reports clergy and educators contesting evolution in schools. Clergymen Moore Hass and Sheldon urge Genesis based teaching with penalties for violations. Petitions failed. officials in Texas and California discuss or resist anti evolution measures amid ongoing public debate.
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David C. Hass
North Phoenix Baptist Church
Edward A. Sheldon
Faith Evangelical Lutheran Church
Phoenix
Texas
Evangelist Reuel Lemmons
Church of Christ
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State Board of Education
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Lemmons
California
Nell J. Segraves
Santa Ana
Jean E. Sumrall
Costa Mesa
Arkansas
Willie Oates
Washington State
Office of Public Instruction
Utah
North Dakota
Mariner 4 Alters Course On Command From Earth
Pasadena AP reports Mariner 4 executed a precise midcourse maneuver 1.25 million miles from Earth and fired a rocket to adjust trajectory toward Mars for a July 14 approach. Scientists expect to televise Mars images from about 5,600 miles if all goes well and life questions may be explored.
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Mariner 4
Earth
Pasadena
Calif
Mars
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Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Glen Reiff
Mariner Program
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jack James
Mariner
AP Council Elects New President
Carlos Kumpe news editor of the Charlotte Observer was elected president of the North Carolina Associated Press News Council at its fall meeting at Sedgefield Inn Kumpe will succeed Vernon Sechriest of the Rocky Mount Telegram as president Floyd Powell of the Hickory Record was elected first vice president James Whitfield of the News and Observer Raleigh second vice president and Robert T. Register of the Greensboro Record third vice president
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N. C
Carlos Kumpe
Charlotte Observer
North Carolina
Associated Press News Council
Sedgefield Inn
Kumpe
Vernon Sechriest
Rocky Mount Telegram
News Council
Associated Press
Floyd Powell
Hickory ‘Record
James Whitfield
News and Observer
Raleigh
Awards for feature writing in North Carolina contest
Lewis W. Green and Pat Reese won top prizes in the 1964 feature writing contest by the North Carolina Associated Press News Council. Green’s Sunday paper piece explored Asheville’s feeling toward Thomas Wolfe. Craven's piece covered a day in Gov. Terry Sanford’s life. Jimison wrote on Operation Second Chance at a Crouse school for dropouts. Reese led afternoon papers with a witch doctor story. Hunter reported on the North Carolina Eye Bank. Bolden wrote about Alamance County safe - artie.
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Greensboro
N. C
Lewis W. Green
Asheville Citizen-Times
Pat Reese
Fayetteville Observer
North Carolina Associated Press News Council
Sedgefield Inn
Green
Charles Craven
News & Observer
Raleigh
Ray Jimison
Gastonia Gazette
Rixie Hunter
Twin City Sentinel
Winston-Salem
Don Bolden
Burlington Times-News
Asheville
Thomas Wolfe
Craven
Terry Sanford
Jimison
Second Chance
Crouse
Reese
North Carolina Eye Bank
Bolden
Alamance County
Artie
Thaw
Ten Portuguese Soldiers Killed in Guinea Conflict
Ten soldiers were killed in action in Portuguese Guinea between November 22 and 28, according to a communique from the army information services issued in Bissau. The report lists the total as ten fatalities during that period.
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Portugal
Portuguese Guinea
Army Information Services
Bissau
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