State Must Be Neutral On Religion In Public Schools
Supreme Court bans reading the Bible and the Lord's Prayer in public schools as religious exercises. Justice Tom Clark writes the majority opinion, stating state neutrality on religion. Bible study may continue as part of general education. Justice Hugo Black's earlier view cited concerns over establishment of religion and the 14th Amendment applying the First Amendment to the states.
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Court Upholds Neutrality in Prayer Question
The court ruled that requiring Bible study or daily prayer in schools breaches the establishment clause, even if participation is voluntary. It stressed the state must remain neutral on religion to protect individual religious liberty and avoid erosion of constitutional neutrality.
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Television Programs and News Broadcasts Listing
Schedule shows bold color programs and evening lineup including Home Battin and related items with times across channels. Contains brief listings for news segments and entertainment features in a historic TV guide format.
TV Schedule Highlights for June 18, 1963
On Tuesday June 18 1963 WBNS TV airs Mickey Mouse Jamboree at 7 00 7 18 and 7 30 features Laramie 7 90 Empire Combat one In Paradise Chet Long News Bachelor Father 10 00 Dick Powell 10 30 Chet Huntley Untouchables Here s Edie Jack Benny G Moore Gersy Moore with Fantasy and Variety programs throughout the evening.
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Channel 4 Pm Schedule Details June 1963 Lineup
Channel 4 WLWC lists a 7 15 7 30 schedule on June 19 1963 with Virginian as You Bear evils Flippo the Clown 9 00 Mystery Theater 9 30 Vatican Going My Way 10 00 Eleventh Hour 10 30 Eleventh Hour. Channel 6 WTVN TV and Channel 10 WBNS TV air similar late programs including May be shows Naked City Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke Circle Theater and more.
NBC schedules top golf events amid Kennedy trip previews
NBC plans three weekend golf telecasts to reach minority golf fans while broadcasting a pending Palmer Harney playoff at the Thunder Bird event. A sudden death playoff would have followed on radio as NBC moved to a rerun before Palmer clinched. NBC cuts Huntley Reports for an instant special on the Bible ruling and the Supreme Court decision, with CBS and ABC preparing Europe trip coverage and Edie Adams finale tease.
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Today in History highlights sixteenth century through 1963 events
June 18 marks notable events from 1798 naturalization act to 1963 Canadian election shift. Highlights include Philadelphia evacuation in 1778, 1812 war declaration, 1945 Okinawa death, and RSN incidents such as a 1928 rescue and 1958 UAR aid dispute. A peculiar note on Aboriginal honey ants concludes.
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Elephants Kill Man in Knysna District Rampage
AP reports elephants in Knysna District near Port Elizabeth killed a laborer during a weekend rampage marking the first human death by Knysna elephants in 50 years. A herd of about a dozen may comprise the largest elephants in the area.
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Ohio Members Vote On Recent House Roll Calls
Washington AP reports on how Ohio members of Congress voted on key roll calls. On passage of a 5,979,457,000 bill, Democrats Ashley Feighan Hays Secrest Vanik voted for while Kirwan did not vote. Republicans for Ayers Betts Bolton Bow Harsha Latta McCulloch Rich Schenck Taft, against Ashbrook Bolton Clancy Devine Minshall Mosher. A separate $140,098,919 appropriation for executive projects saw Democratic support from Ashley Boltons for and Republican opposition from Abeles Ashbrook Betts Bow Clancy Devine Latta McCulloch Minshall Mosher Rich Schenck Taft. In age related provisions voting irregularly Ayres and Iowa not voting. A bill to increase area redevelopment authorization by $455 million was rejected 204-209 with Democrats Ashley Feighan Hays Kirwan Secrest Vanik for, Harsha opposed, and Republicans split with Betts Bolton Bow Clancy Devine Latta McCulloch Minshall Rich Schenck Taft voting for or against.
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Department
Disorderly but not defeated says Hal Boyle on neatness and life
HAL BOYLE argues that a disorderly person maintains personal order through a paper labyrinth on the desk. He says neat people live starved lives and seek the clutter as a magnet to insecurity, proving life cannot be fully pigeonholed.
Ex-Manager of Walker Hill Resort Jailed in graft case
The Seoul District Court sentenced Lim Pyung-joo former director general of Walker Hill resort center to one year in prison and fined 1300 for accepting bribes from a contractor. The ruling follows his conviction on graft charges.
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South Korea
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