Aid to Education Ties Court Case to Private Grants
As opening arguments unfold in a Maryland case challenging state aid to Hood College Notre Dame of Maryland Western Maryland College and St Josephs Emmitsburg the Esso Education Foundation grants are noted. Plaintiffs claim taxpaying citizens fund religious institutions and violate the First and Fourteenth Amendments while Esso cites profits taxed to support its philanthropy. The piece weighs potential parallels between private grants and public support and questions possible tax implications.
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Senate Wields Whip Stakes as Humphrey Succeeds VP
Democrats seek a successor to Hubert H. Humphrey as party whip while he becomes Vice President. Republicans face a tough lift replacing liberal Sen. Kuchel of California who opposed Goldwater and did not campaign for Murphy. Norris Cotton urges keeping unity to rebuilding the party.
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Thomas H. Kuchel
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
George Murphy
Pierre Salinger
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Court Upholds Under God in Pledge Amid School Prayer Debates
The Supreme Court lets stand New York Court of Appeals ruling that the words Under God remain in the Pledge recited by public school pupils. Thirty states backed the decision amid ongoing disputes over religion in schools and possible constitutional amendments.
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New York State Court of Appeals
Medicare Bill Faces House Action If President Requests
Rep. Wilbur Mills said he would bring up the administration medicare measure for committee action if President Johnson asks. He notes rising medical costs threaten Social Security's actuarial soundness and criticizes the bill for not adequately aiding all seniors in need.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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Soviet Union defies UN dues amid Congo and Middle East tension
The United Nations faces a stubborn Soviet refusal to pay certain special assessments while continuing regular dues. The dispute centers on UN costs for peacekeeping in Congo and the Middle East, with the USSR arguing it did not vote for those projects. Washington urges a tougher approach to expose Soviet subversion and finance behind revolutions worldwide.
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Johnson May Pick Irish Catholic as Chief Liaison
Rumors swirl that Johnson may select Lawrence O'Brien as a key liaison to Congress if he wins. O'Brien, famed for his organizational skill and Kennedy ties, could clash with Humphrey supporters who fear a Kennedy loyalist would tilt favors to Robert Kennedy. The decision is seen as reflecting Johnson’s view of party interests through 1968.
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John F. Kennedy
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Hubert Humphrey
Bailey
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Largest parade marks Frederick scene in 1914
Fifty years ago Frederick hosted its largest parade as hundreds of school children marched with American flags and banners reading Help the Belgians. The Elsa Fischer String Quartet returned to New York after recitals at Visitation Academy and Hood College this week. Mayor Fraley urged expanding jail capacity to help vagrants, while Miss Katherine Kramer of Record Street visited Baltimore.
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Elsa Fischer
Visitation Academy
Hood College
New York
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Reynolds
Harry Dorsey
East Second Street
Carolyn
Lucie Neidhardt
Randolph Neidhart
East Patrick Street
Lewis H. Fraley
Twenty Years Ago Hems From The News-Priot Files
Four Maryland men F Russell Young Frederick Howard Conderman Hagerstown Atlee Skifler Boonsboro and Earl Whitmore Funkstown spent a weekend in Millville New Jersey for a pigeon show. Mr and Mrs Carroll Hendrickson Upper College Terrace hosted Lt Carroll Hendrickson USN and Mrs Hendrickson recently married in Portland Oregon. The latest of Lt Gen James H Doolittle s Raiders who landed in Russia and escaped has returned to the United States. The Chinese High Command officially admitted Japanese penetrations of Kwelochow province.
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Howard Conderman
Hagerstown
Atlee Skifler
Boonsboro
Earl Whitmore
Funkstown
Millville
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Russia
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Cary Grant Reveals Youthful Formula for Life
New York AP profile of Cary Grant explores his approach to staying young and satisfied with life. He cites riding, swimming, eating only when hungry, reading when not, and varying sleep. Grant emphasizes living in truth, relaxed living, forgiveness, and avoiding hypocrisy while noting his imperfect marriage history and broad interest in religion art and humanity.
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