Kennedy aids church schools constitutional under certain limits
Washington AP Kennedy administration lawyers told Congress federal aid to church schools for specified purposes not tied to religious teaching may be constitutional. They argued across the board grants or loans to private and parochial schools would violate the Constitution, while incidental benefits to church schools from general programs may be permissible. The officials acknowledged difficult lines exist the Supreme Court has clear limits on funding tied to religious instruction.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Wesare Department
Justice Deparment
Wayne
Senate Educ
Morse
A Morse
Supreme Court
Mrs Lenora Stanbs Farthered To Charles Town Hospital
Bolivar correspondent reports Lenora Stanbs who has been seriously ill was moved to Charles Town General Hospital a week ago and remains in critical condition. Mr and Mrs Donald Smith of Alexandria, Virginia are noted as her relatives.
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Bolivar
Lenora
Charles Town General Hospital
Donald Smith
Alexandria
Charles Webb and Son
Bakerton
Thomas Rissler
University of Virginia
Chariottsville
Hueston Snowden
John Snowden
Fort Howard
Harpers Ferry
Coleman Dunn
Ernest Erman
Camp Hill
Granville | Dinkle
Frank Dinkle
Allen Dinkle
Carrie Ee
Brunswick
Dinkle
Camp Hill Methodist Church
Bolivar area notes and Civil War era feed group meeting
Officers and members of the Cen land Feed Dealers Association met at the V. FLW tub for a dinner. Several local residents are listed with health updates, family visits, and community events. Cuban sugar harvest reported at over three million tons in a government release.
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Cenland Feed Dealers Associ
V. Flw
James A. Silverson
Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
Regime Pushes Weeklong Volunteer Harvest Drive
The regime seeks a seven million ton sugar crop and urges volunteers in parts of the country to work through the week without pay beyond weekends. Sugar harvest began in late December and runs into April as workers mobilize. The Liberty Bell was once known as the Province Bell.
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