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Supreme Court urged to curb taxpayer suits over parochial aid
Former US Attorney General Herbert Brownell asks the Supreme Court to limit suits that could block federal aid under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act for nonpublic schools. He argues a 1923 ruling could bar benefits for religiously affiliated students and cites programs in New York for speech therapy and remedial education. Support comes from American Jewish Congress New York Civil Liberties Union United Federation of Teachers and United Parents Associations with the National Council of Churches expressing doubts about several church affiliated programs.
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