Supreme Court rules Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in schools unconstitutional
In an 8 to 1 decision the Supreme Court held that requiring Bible reading and Lord's Prayer in public schools violates the establishment clause. Justice Clark wrote the majority opinion citing government neutrality on religion, while Justice Stewart dissented. The ruling follows earlier limits on official prayers and signals secularism in public education, reflecting a national tension between tradition and constitutional separation of church and state.
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Supreme Court
Clark
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Stewart
New York
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
High Court
Washington
Mystery scientist cautions on life origin claims from virus growth
Dr. Jacob C. Holper and Dr. Alvin J. Glasky of a Chicago pharmaceutical division report expanding virus particles from inert matter but deem their findings preliminary. They warn further study is needed to confirm if life-like growth occurs and no final conclusion can be drawn yet.
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Jacob C. Holper
Chicago
Alvin J. Glasky
Doctor Halper
Lubbock Daily Newspaper Details 1963 Subscription Rates
The page lists morning and Sunday rates for Lubbock Avalanche Journal and related editions, including in town and carrier options, with year and quarter figures. Pricing covers Morning, Sunday, Evening, and combinations, plus mail and outside-Lubbock options. The notice also includes the pledge of allegiance and identifies editors and publishers.
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South Plains
Lubbock
Avalanche-Journal
Avalanche-Journal Publishing Company, Inc
8Th St
Ave. J. Lubbock
Texas
Texas Daily Press League
Dallas
Associated Press
United Press International
Parker F. Prouty
United States of America
Republic
The Tin Goose Flies Again Transcontinental Flight
Special Correspondent Bob Considine reports Transcontinental and Western Air’s Flight No 1 departs Thursday from Los Angeles to Newark in about 36 hours. The 800 horsepower tri motored Ford carries 2 pilots and 10 passengers at speeds up to 110 mph with 11 stops. After overnight in Kansas City, the route resumes to St Louis Indianapolis Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Newark. Ford built 199 Tin Geese from 1926 to 1932 priced from 42000 to 55000 dollars.
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Bob Considine
EW York
Los Angeles
Newark
N. J
Pacific
Atlantic
Winslow
Ariz
Albuquerque
N. M
Amarillo
Wichita
Kan
Kansas City
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Ind
Columbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
New York City
TWA
Ford
Pes
U. S
Washington
Charles C. Tillinghast, Jr
L. A
New York
Pratt and Whitney
Ocean
Considine
Royal Visitors a Headache for Vienna
Reporter Inez Robb describes how Vienna hotels buckle under the influx of royals and entourages including President Sukarno of Indonesia and King Saud of Saudi Arabia. The piece notes crowded hotels in Vienna and Baden, large retinues, and the challenge of travel and expenses for visitors while highlighting U.S. air travel progress and future speed goals.
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Inez Robb
Vienna
Sukarno
Indonesia
Saudi Arabia
Kine Ibn Saud
Saud
Baden
Fellinger Clinic
Bollix
Britain's Profumo affair shocks and mystifies Cold War spies
US intelligence says it briefly had a line on Britain's Profumo Keeler Ivanov case last November but British officials dismissed it. The affair links War Minister John Profumo, a call girl Christine Keeler, and Soviet naval attaché Captain Yevgeny Ivanov. Ward connected Profumo and Ivanov to Keeler. Americans see risks of Russians with access to secrets.
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Andrew Tully
Ashington
United States
Britain
Uncle Sam
TULLY
Macmillan
House of Commons
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Christine Keeler
John Profumo
Yevgeny Ivanov
Commons
FBI
Ivanov
Profumo
Ward
Stephen Ward
Society
Winston Churchill
Prince Philip
Queen Elizabeth
Princess Margaret
Lord Snowdon
Keeler
Memory Lane Event Highlights Flag Day Program At Masonic Hall
Members of the Order of Eastern Star attended a Flag Day program at Masonic hall on Tuesday night. Organist Mrs. Quincy Haney led the music with Mesdames Thomas Nabors Duncan Duncan Metcalfe Harmon Crawford Abels O Connell Smith Potts Jackson Cocanougher taking part. Immediate past matron Mrs. Ben V. Smith reported on last year's activities. Reading Army orders to report to Camp Custer Mich for training as an executive officer in occupied countries. Judge Blair of the 72nd District Court took leave in a meeting of the Lubbock Bar Association, and attorney J. E. Vickers was elected special judge during Blair's absence.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Quincy Haney
Mesdames L. D. Thomas
Rafe Nabors
Levi Duncan
Charles Duncan
R. A. Metcalfe
L. G. Harmon
M. B. Crawford
Herrald Abels
James B. O'Connell
Ben V. Smith
Annie Potts
Floyd Jackson
A. T. Cocanougher
Reading Army
Camp Custer
Mich
Daniel A. Blair
72Nd District Court
Lubbock Bar Association
J. E. Vickers
Lubbock
Lubbock County
Blair
Owen W. McWhorter
Vickers
Barcelona Lighthouse Fueled by Natural Gas Pipeline
The Barcelona Lighthouse on Lake Erie was illuminated by natural gas delivered through a wooden pipeline. Officials note the system supplied steady fuel as the beacon kept its glow.
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Barcelona
LaKe Erie
Meachley Car Fiasco Sparks Comic Road Tale
A breathless gardening expert describes trading a used Meachley for a trip to Peekskill. On the highway the gas pedal mishap leaves the car roaring and the hood raised as a Samaritan stops traffic to fix the issue. The driver reaches Peekskill an hour late with 100 ladies waiting.
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Meadley’s
Peekskill
Handy Man Indicted In Army Wife's Death
Dallas County grand jury indicted Robert James Paschall alias James Creet a 25 year old handy man in the death of Emma Jean Stewart 31 Police indicated smothering as a possible cause and the four children were present at the motel during the death The children later joined their father stationed at Ft Benning Ga.
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Dallas
API
Dallas County
Robert James Paschall
Emma Jean Stewart
Paschall
James Creet
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FileNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Rome
Florence
Austria
Lebensraum
Atlas
Ibn Saud
Tizzy
U.S
Morai
England
London
Richard Starnes
Cvales
Starnes Marine Corps
Tappan Zee
Tappan Zee Bridge
NYWAY
Meadhley
Handy Man
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