Protestant Spokesman Attacks Spellman on School Aid Plan
Rev. Dr. Oswald Hoffmann of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod publicly rejected Cardinal Spellman’s charge that federal aid to public schools discriminates against religious groups. Hoffmann urged aid for public schools only, warning that mixing church and state could threaten freedoms. Enrollment figures show Lutherans run about 300,000 students in 1,293 schools. Catholics operate 9,897 schools with 4,195,781 pupils.
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Students Studying Language In Vermont
Louis T. M. DesChenes Vermont state consultant in modern foreign languages says about 1,500 pupils in 15 elementary schools are studying language in the state. The program aims to broaden linguistic skills and cultural awareness among elementary students.
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Visitation Service Aids Families at County Mental Health Unit
The Lubbock County Association for Mental Health runs a distinctive visitation program at Big Spring State Hospital, aided by volunteers led by Mrs. Joseph W. Smith. About eight volunteers visit weekly, sharing guidance from a National Mental Health booklet and urging families to seek help, with the program expanding since its start two years ago.
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Hit Run Driver Law Application Clarified
Atty Gen Will Wilson ruled that hit and run drivers causing more than property damage should be prosecuted under a state penal code based law. The decision clarifies which statutes apply after Taylor County doubts which law governs such cases.
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Turkish Trade Delegation Reaches Moscow
The first Turkish trade delegation to Moscow since World War II has arrived in the capital, signaling renewed economic talks and potential accords between Turkey and the Soviet Union.
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Rotary speaker highlights future of communications at Lubbock club
Glenn Scott of Southwest Bell speaks at the Lubbock Rotary Club meeting in Caprock Hotel about global data transmission by radio and undersea cables. He touts Dataphone speeds and the Nike Zeus second computer, noting advances in cable tech and multi conversation transmission. He will repeat the talk at the Ad Club lunch and spoke earlier at Atkins Junior High School.
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Anglican Church Considers Suicide Legal Question in Britain
In London the Anglican Church parliament voted to study whether death by own action should remain a crime in UK law. Clergymen often refuse burial rites to suicides unless ruled of unsound mind. Currently attempting suicide carries a jail sentence under British law.
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