Righting a wrong that never was
James Robison argues the 1963 Abington decision did not outlaw prayer in public schools. He says students may pray if voluntary and urges teachers to include objective study of religion in curricula, noting state efforts on silent meditation and scripture in some districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Alabama
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Tom C. Clark
Texas
Arthur Goldberg
Supreme Court
Seventh-day Adventists
Religious Liberty Association of America
Prayer
Great Britain
C. Josephs
London
England
British Medical Journal
Will Rogers Reflects On Government Aid And Recovery
Will Rogers argues government support will lift New York and pull the nation from hardship. He predicts a quick turnaround and a wiser, careful public as the old year ends.
Educating moral cripples in a liberal arts critique
A 70 year old ex prisoner discusses Albert Speer on the Donahue show. He argues a technical education without liberal arts leads to moral indifference and links Nazism to empty loyalty. He recalls Speer’s regret and urges study of philosophy and ethics to foresee harmful outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Phil Donahue
Albert Speer
Hitler
Speer
Pigeon in a traffic light and Harbor Lights tour
A columnist writes about a pigeon nesting in a Broadway Falcon Avenue traffic light and muses on birds and urban life. The piece notes Port of Long Beach energy awards and a holiday Harbor Lights promotion inviting a lights tour along Ocean Boulevard and Queensway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Falcon Avenue
Long Beach
Southern California
Federal Energy Administration
Long Beach Harbor
Queensway Bridge
Ocean Boulevard
Magnolia Avenue
Queen Mary
Queensway Hilton
Combiner tool risks eye injury and other medical cautions
Medical notes warn a corkscrew can opener and bottle cap tool may cause severe eye damage if its hinge fails. Report details a woman injuring her eye during cork removal. Additional notes discuss childproof containers, low dose heparin after surgery reducing deaths, Septra curing brucellosis, and isosorbide dinitrate causing bad breath.
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University of Michigan
Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology
Modern Medicine
Dennis Bauman
Cincinnati
Ohio
American Medical Association
Quotable Lines From Papers On Finances And Life
A selection of brief newspaper quips on risk spending saving and life perspectives. The lines span from Ex change Tribune Des Moines Times Chilton Mo Tiger U S S Barry Chicago and Appeal Memphis, reflecting humor and social commentary.
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James Robison
Knight News Service
Illinois
William Brennan
New Jersey
American Association of School Administrators
Will Rogers
New York
Bein
Roger
Sydney Harris
George Robeson
Medical Science Editor
Stanford Wessler
New York University
King’s College Hospital Medical School
Internal Medicine News
Physicians
Athens
Greece
Family Practice News
Best of the Press
Tribune
Des Moines
Chilton, Mo
Tiger
U.S.S
Barry
America
Chicago
Appeal
Memphis
Hemlock
E. Ocean Ave
Ximeno Ave
Santa
Esate
Anaheim ST
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