Senate Cloakroom and the Prayer Amendment Debate
A sequence of political commentaries covers the push for a constitutional amendment to permit school prayer and Bible reading in public buildings. It argues for state-legislature ratification, cites constitutional issues, and rails against atheism while defending free exercise of religion.
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United States
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Congress
Soviet
Russia
Washington
U. S
Cuba
Soviet Union
Guantanamo
Honda Bay
Honda
Charles Strube Found Guilty in Traffic Case
Charles F. Strube, 31, of East Third Street, was found guilty in Magistrate's Court of failing to stop after a property damage incident. A suspended $20 fine with costs was imposed. Officers testified a car struck another on South Market Street. no damage was found on Strube’s vehicle.
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Joseph A. Beaner
West Patrick Street
Beaner
South Bentz Street
William H. Crabill
Bennett
Estelle Moore
Moore
Robert Lee Troxell
Jimtown Road
Troxell
Mary Doris Troxell
Edward D. Storm
Charles F. Strube
East Third Street
Stanley Y. Bennett
Strube
Gideon T. Darkis
Millard Mastrino
South Market Street
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J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Mexico
Johnson
Mateos
California
Panama Canal Zone
Panama
United Nations
Soviet Russia
Castro
America
ELKS
Westminster Elks
V.F.W
Poole Road
Edna Graf
Merle Caples
Chaplin
Janice Filipovich
Mary Ellen Haines
Margaret Fritz
Ruth Franklin
Larry T. Campbell
Frederick
Chevrolet
AL Are
Fisher
Corvette
KEY
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick ST
Larmack
North Market Street
United
Vimico
Sauerkraut
Keebler
Duncan Hines
Ass’d
Hershberger
Puffin Biscuits