Confusion Over Vietnam and School Prayer Debate
The piece argues Vietnam needs a political high command to align politics with the war effort and notes intangibles baffling U S strategy. It also questions Supreme Court Justices’ oaths while detailing Project Prayer led by Pat Boone and Susan Seaforth Hayes and the push to reinstate school prayer via constitutional amendment.
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Washington
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen Chanh Thi
I Army Corps
Thi
Thich Tri Quang
Buddhist Institute of Religious Affairs
Quang
Saigon
Johnson
United States
United State
Supreme Court
Prayer
Pat Boone
Susan Seaforth
Sam Cavnar
Los Angeles
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Deep poverty in El Salvador seen on rural roads
Bruce Biossat reports from El Salvador where rural poverty grips 60 percent of the population. Behind crowded dirt lanes and thatched huts, land is scarce and livelihoods cling to subsistence farming while urban growth masks wider rural neglect.
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el Salvador
Julio Rivera
San Salvador
Central America
Alliance For Progress
Kirk Douglas seeks freedom to fail in search for art
The Poor Man's Philosopher interviews Kirk Douglas in New York about his lifelong belief in winning and the cult of champions. He says he sometimes longs for the luxury of failure and hints at plans to direct for screen and Broadway after forty acting roles, driven by work ethic from immigrant roots.
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Kirk Douglas: actor, athlete, and lifelong admirer of New York
Hal Boyle profiles Kirk Douglas, highlighting his early rise as a top debater and student leader, wartime Navy service, Hollywood stardom, and personal tastes. He recalls an Amsterdam NY high school English class by Louise Livingston shaping his path and lists likes and dislikes spanning excellence, music, food, nature, and patriotism.
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New York
Kirk
Myouth
Justinit Kirk
Louise Livingstone
Amsterdam
Kirk Douglas
Deplorable Frederick county schools seek funds remedy
The Frederick county school commissioners face dire conditions in underfunded schools. At a special meeting two delegations pressed for new school buildings, but officials gave no promise of immediate aid. May 10 primaries set for Republicans and Democrats, with local committee members named. Katherine Stewart of Alexandria to lecture on Birds at Seminary Hall, with Hood College cooperation. M. J. Grove Lime Co ends concrete block production due to CPA ceilings. Everedy Co builds two new facilities including press room and bowler housing. Ray Josephs presents Argentina lecture at Frederick High School to close the 1945-46 series.
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Frederick County
Seminary Hall
Katherine Stewart
Alexandria
Hood College
Frederick County Teachers Association
Ray Josephs
Argentina
Frederick High School
Rhodesian Crisis Tests International Law Principles
Washington based former Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg faces a debate over Rhodesia. The piece argues international law does not authorize outside intervention in Rhodesia’s internal affairs, criticizes UN abstention in Vietnam, and questions embargo legitimacy. It notes Britain’s embargo and U.S. voluntary participation while highlighting the paradoxes African UN members face about setting precedents.
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Supreme Court of the
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United Natons
Great Britain
Rhodesia
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