Supreme Court Prayer Ruling Ties To Century Of Court Rulings
The AP analysis traces the long arc from early cases through this week’s decision banning school religious exercises. It notes Madison’s influence, the 14th Amendment’s reach, and key rulings on religious instruction, flag salutes, released time, and state aid to faith schools, shaping church state separation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Colonies
James Madison
Virginia
Presbyterian Church
University of California
New York
King City Sees Eight Thousand Dollar Gas Tax Share
Illinois municipalities share of May Motor Fuel Tax totaled 4.5 million with King City receiving 8,297 dollars. Other allotments include Mount Vernon 8,297 dollars and Metropolis 3,912 dollars among numerous towns and cities statewide in the May distribution.
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Springfield
Ill
Linois
Ilinois Department of Finance
Albion
Belleville
Benton
Cairo
Carbondale
Carlinville
Carmi
Carterville
Casey
Centralia
Collinsville
du Quoin
East St. Louis
Edwardsville
Effingham
Eldorado
Fairfield
Flora
Harrisburg
Herrin
Johnston City
Lawrenceville
Marion
Mattoon
McLeansboro
Metropolis
Mt. Carmel
Mt. Vernon
Murphysboro
Newton
Olney
Salem
West Frankfort
Mature Parents Letters on Sibling Jealousy and Guidance
A reader asks how to curb a 16 year old son’s spiteful treatment of his 13 year old sister. Mrs Lawrence warns that change must start with the parents addressing their own anxieties and the son’s underlying worries about life, plans, and acceptance. In Glasgow two officials discuss Prince Charles not receiving a report for a 14 year old drinking incident at Gordonstoun School.
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Muriel Lawrence
Glasgow
Scotland
Prince Charles
Robert Chew
Gordonstoun
Kennedy seeks massive federal training program
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve a $300 million federal education and training program to aid economically deprived Americans. The plan includes a reading initiative, boarding schools for out of school youths, and expanded welfare training, with costs split among labor and welfare departments. Next week hearings on the civil rights package will feature Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy.
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Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Senate
W. Willard Wirtz
Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
House Judiciary Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Williamson County Mines Lead Illinois Coal Output in May
Illinois mines produced 4,412,706 tons in May 1963 up from 3,969,483 in May 1962. Williamson County topped at 519,504 tons from 13 mines with 1,227 workers across 20 shifts. Christian County produced 512,368 tons, Franklin County 498,480, and St. Clair 472,748 across multiple mines and crews. Waltonville mine in Jefferson County employed 504 workers for 262,468 tons. Total May employment was 8,111 miners across 46 strip and 35 underground operations with one fatality and 44 non fatal accidents.
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Springfield
Christian County
Williamson County
Franklin County
St. Clair County
Fulton County
Perry County
Jefferson County
Waltonville
Department
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