Freedom To Learn Real Issue In Court Case
A teacher backed by the Arkansas Educational Association appeals the state supreme court ruling that banning evolution in public schools is a valid curriculum decision. The case, before the U.S. Supreme Court, could set a national precedent on academic freedom and state control.
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Arkansas
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Mississippi
Arkansas Educational Association
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Pulaski Chancery Court
Signals From Space Prompt Honest Debate On Extraterrestrials
British and American scientists report highly regular space signals and privately consider intelligent origins though public statements favor natural explanations. Sir Martin Ryle notes early thought of contact, while colleagues debate possible galactic communications links. The passage ends with a biblical reference.
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Britain
Martin Ryle
Kennedy reassesses bid as McCarthy threat grows
Senate sources say Robert Kennedy weighs a presidential challenge after a drop in Johnson support over Vietnam. California poised to yield 154 delegates with Kennedy leading 48 to 24, aided by Jesse Unruh and potential Yorty alliance. Primary deadlines loom including Oregon Nebraska New Jersey Indiana and DC as Kennedy mulls a run.
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Robert Kennedy
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Steve Smith
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Indiana
District of Columbia
Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Unrua
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Massachusetts
McCarthy
George Wallace's odds and potential electors in 1964 race
The piece analyzes how Wallace could affect the 1964 race by winning Alabama and other Southern states to total 47 electoral votes. It notes Nixon and Johnson neck and neck, the possibility of no majority, and the chance for electors to switch sides, with Wallace expanding beyond the South.
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Wallace
South
George Wallace
United States
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Georgia
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Harry Byrd
New Hampshire primary shows write-in votes shift opinion
The column notes Johnson's 26 000 write-in votes and McCarthy's 23 000 on a ballotless same day, with Nixon surpassing 84 000 and Rockefeller write-ins over 11 000. It argues NH results are not decisive on renomination or Vietnam policy and cites campaign dynamics.
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New Hampshire
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Sen
Eugene McCarthy
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McCarthy
Soviet Union
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Vietnam
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
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Congress
Robert Kennedy
New York
Resus Annie Causes Lounge Confusion at Local High School
A lifelike health class manikin named Resus Citation Annie was mistaken for a dead woman by a janitor in a high school staff lounge. He alerted authorities, then fled, leaving staff puzzled as to the apparent grim scene.
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Annie
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for different regions. Rates include per copy 10 cents weekday and 15 cents Sunday, $15 yearly by mail in trading areas, $24 outside trading area, and $38 outside U.S.A. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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News Journal. Inc
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Middletown
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Rocky and Lindsay clash over Rockefeller slum plan power
New York Governor Rockefeller proposes a strong Urban Development Corporation to condemn property and override local zoning. Mayor Lindsay critiques home rule loss and warns of state overreach while backing Rockefeller for the presidential line. The feud highlights tension between state power and city autonomy.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York City
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Harlem
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New York
Lindsay
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