Court Ruling on Prayer Sparks National Debates
Editorial reviews the U.S. Supreme Court decision banning daily prayers in public schools and explores wide implications for church state separation. It questions potential outcomes on school ceremonies holidays and government aid to parochial schools, and ponders costs of re minting coins bearing In God We Trust.
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CAP Praise for Civil Air Patrol Long Beach Unit
The Civil Air Patrol, official auxiliary of the U S Air Force, performs vital recovery and rescue work, supports the 8646th AF Reserve Recovery Group at Long Beach, runs a cadet program for 14 to 18 year olds, and meets weekly at Long Beach Air Force Base Building T424 under Lt John Lee.
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CAP
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John Lee
Long Beach Air Force Base
Kennedy Strains Foreseeable Break With Congress
Washington report says President Kennedy struggles to gain cooperation in Congress as majorities stall on funding and delay Kennedy programs. Hayden and Cannon clash over appropriations, hindering bills and delaying the Kennedy agenda while campaign pressures grow.
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Congress
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Clarence Cannon
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Kennedy pool party helps sway crucial farm bill vote
The New York Herald Tribune highlighted a Kennedy family swimming party as influential in the farm bill vote. Ethel Kennedy entertained guests including John Gle n astronaut and Justice White. debates and personal tensions, such as Rep Harold Cooley and Rep Howard Smith, shaped the outcome.
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New York Herald Tribune
Jfk
Robert F
Ethel Kennedy
Harry Belafonte
Col John Gleon
Whizzer” White
Supreme Cort
Justice White
Colonel Glenn
Harold Cooley
North Carolina
House Agriculture Committee
Aye
Cooley
Howard Smith
Virginia
Rep
Borr Harrison
Narrow Vision Price of Art and Creative Tensions
The piece argues that famous collaborations like Lewis Carroll with Tenniel and Gilbert with Sullivan show art thrives on singular vision. It notes Carroll’s objections to illustrations, Dickens frontispieces, and Sullivan’s melodies clashing with Gilbert's wit. It claims creativity demands single-minded focus and warns cooperation can kill artistic vitality.
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Carroll
Humpty Dumpty
Tanniel
Biaey
Dickens
Dombey Tad Son
Gilbert
Sullivan
Gilbert and Sullivan
Town Meeting Notes on GOP Gubernatorial Candidacy
Joe Shell failed to win the Republican gubernatorial bid yet stayed firm in conservative circles. The piece contends organized repudiation of liberalism rose, while acknowledging that core campaign issues remain unsettled and won’t be resolved before the forthcoming debates ahead of November.
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Joe Shell
When do I get a raise and the 1968 US election clash
The piece contrasts how workers ask for raises in many languages while shifting to a political outburst. It argues People over principles, supports Richard Nixon as a quasiconservative choice over Liberal rivals, cites California issues, and ends with a Buckley quote about liberalism vs conservatism.
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Joe Shell
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Williem Buckley
National Review
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Secret War Move Hidden From Public Says Report
In US News and World Report dated February 19, 1962, it stated orders from the White House have barred Maud Brown from Pacific region related to US military activities, raising questions about information control during the Vietnam era.
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