Illegitimate Children and Bills Roil Louisiana Legislature
A political essay recalls a Louisiana law barring aid to dependent children born out of wedlock, retroactive to starve 20 000 Black and 2 000 White youngsters. It cites HEW threats to cut $22 million in federal aid and urges support for Operation Feed the Babies in New Orleans.
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North Carolina
Harry Golden
Alexander Hamilton
Leonardo da Vinci
Nancy Hanks
Lincoln
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Louisiana
Urban League
Jackson Avenue
New Orleans
Shakespeare
Ed Koterba
N.Y
N.Y. World Telegram and Sun, If Sen. George Aiken (R. Vt
Sen
Philip Hart
D. Mich
Aiken-Hart
Noah Mason
R. Tit
Henry Dixon
Utah
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Iowa
Merwin Coad
Petal Paper Newspaper Notice and Subscriptions
Fragmentary town paper item notes postage paid marks and return forms. Mentions Montgomery and Hatties editor subscriptions six months per year and box address. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a local periodical notice.
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Ajis
Montgomery
Hatties
Blessed Are the Damned continued opinion piece
A meditation on faith and doubt argues Saint Peter may admit or reject souls as before. The author derides blind conformity, warns against coercive religion, and defends free will while musing on salvation and eternal punishment. References to UN origins, Nobel laureate Philip Noel-Baker, and a witty stamp anecdote punctuate the essay.
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United Nations
Family of Nations
Indonesia
Greece
Israel
Kashmir
World Organization
Congo
Philip Noel-Baker
Washington Records
Speaks
Franklin Eleanor Roosevelt
Saint Peter
Editorial voices shape the post election era
The piece urges accountability beyond the President and praises critics like Sen. Joe Clark and Rep. Emanuel Celler who push constructive civil rights proposals. It cautions against hubris and encourages citizens to craft their own solutions rather than rely on “Let Jack do it.”
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James Reston
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Fellows
Reston
Kennedy
Jack
Times
Byrd
Castro
Sen
Joe Clark
Pennylvania
Rep
Emanuel Celler
New York
Clark
Celler
Pennsylvania Avenue
Review of Summerhill by A S Neill Examines Freedom for Children
Alexis C. Ferm assesses Summerhill and Neill’s ideas on child autonomy, schooling, and the role of authority. The review explores discipline, obedience, and the claim that genuine education merges body and spirit, arguing the book challenges traditional parenting and schooling norms.
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Bey
Neill
Browning
Rabbi Ben Ezra
Zoroaster
Friedrich Froebel
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East Ce Co
Hateeburewe
Ak Ab Petal Ie Icala
Ata
Satan
Koterba
Navy
Arthur Younger
R. Cal
John Saylor
R. Pa
Postal Service News
Petersburg, Va
Happy
Greg Bardacke
American Trade Union Council For
Potomac
Cape Cod
Red Chase Lumber, Inc
Exeter
West Dennis, Mass
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