Supreme Court Bans Arkansas Monkey Law of 1920s
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, struck down Arkansas the 1920s law that made teaching evolution in public schools a crime. Justice Fortas wrote the ruling, saying the First Amendment bars state efforts to promote a particular religious view in education. The decision echoed the Scopes era clash of science and fundamentalism and upheld government neutrality on religion.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Vortas
Man
New York
Port Authority
Cit
Edgar Tf Smith Jr
New Jersey
Morton jSabelt
Julius
Rahel Rosenberg
Portas
Fortas
Ioster
Tennessee
John Thomas Scopes
Dayton
Tenn
Clarence Narrow
Scopes
William Jennings Ryan
State Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
John Marshall Harlan
Potter Stewart
Maryland Optometric Association Meets in Baltimore
The Maryland Optometric Association holds its annual fall convention in Baltimore from November 11 to 13. The three day event offers post graduate education and draws optometrists from Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, New York and the District of Columbia. Noted speakers include Dr. David P. Paton of Johns Hopkins Wilmer Institute, Maurice Poster, and Harold Kohn. Health officials Dr. William J. Peeples and Dr. Murray Grant are to receive special awards.
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Maryland Optometric Association
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New York
District of Columbia
David P. Paton
Wilmer Institute
Hopkins University
Maurice Poster
Optometric Center of New York
Harold Kohn
American Optometric Association
Phillip X. Lee
Optometric leaders attend convention across associations
The metric Association and William Max Cracken with legal counsel emeritus roles join the American Optometric Association meeting. Dr Philip Evich and Dr A Jt Remsberg Jr of Frederick optometrists participate, with Remsberg serving as President of the Western Md Optometric Association and as an executive committee member of the Md Optometric Association.
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Metric Association
William Max Cracken
American Optometric Association
Phili Evich
A. Jt. Remsberg Jr
Frederick Optometrists
Dr. Remsberg
MD. Optometric Asso
MD Optometric Asso
Soviet Navy Doctor Remov es Own Appendix At Sea
MOSCOW AP Soviet naval doctor Captain Alexei Shapovalov on a Pacific submarine performed a two hour self surgery to remove his appendix when the sub could not reach port. Assisted by a senior lieutenant and two sailors he used novocaine and relied on blind probing with clamps and instruments. He recovered fully.
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Moscow
Pacific
Tass
Alexei Shapovalov
Defense Ministry
Krasnaya « Zveda
Red Star
Shapovalovy
Leutenant
Coast Guard Abandons Farallon Island Light Station
The Coast Guard plans automated operation of Southeast Farallon Island light and beacon, ending human residence by mid 1970. The 113 year old station, 30 miles west of San Francisco, houses six men and supports bird and sea lion populations on the rocky speck with no pier and rare helicopter resupply.
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San Francisco
Coast Guard
Farallon Island
Great
Farallon
Junior
Liberty
Ba Buena Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Farallon Light Station
NEA to Continue Sanctions on Baltimore Schools
The National Education Association announced it would extend sanctions against Baltimore City public schools. The campaign of publicity remained in place after being suspended last December, citing failure to show commitment to improving education, including neglecting broken windows and inner-city teacher parking.
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City
Baltimore
National Education Association
Baltimore City
Elizabeth D. Koontz
NEA
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