Senator Hugh Scott backs school Bible reading amendment
Thought for Today cites Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania proposing a constitutional change to allow Bible reading and prayer in public schools. The plan argues for church and state separation in principle while seeking access for religious practice in classrooms.
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Hugh Scott
Moon near Earth sparks lunar speculation and plans
Scientists focus on the moon during its close approach on June 4 5 as NASA and Soviet observers debate red glow sightings. The hunt for hydrogen gas and possible water beneath the surface could fuel future lunar bases and self sufficiency concepts.
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Lowell Observatory
Flagstaff
Ariz
Aristarchus
Nikolai A. Kozyrev
Soviet Union
The Derby And The Season In Britain
The season opens with the Epsom Derby on June 3 followed by the Oaks, with polo at Smith's Lawn near Windsor and a possible royal appearance. Royal Ascot mid month features the Gold Cup with the Queen in the Royal Box, then Wimbledon at end June. Americans attend, crowds reach 400000 at Epsom, Derby winner earns near 100000, and the Derby results impact a large Irish Hospitals sweepstakes with around 4 million American-ticket buyers.
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Epsom
Santa Claus
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Lingfield
England
Watch On The Potomac Goldwater Finds People Somewhat Distasteful
Washington columnist critiques Barry Goldwater as an aristocratic figure who clashes with voters and politics. The piece contrasts his blunt proposals with Lyndon Johnsons patient, steady leadership and laments a fading national holiday culture while urging a revival of Fourth of July observances.
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Flags, patriotism, and the American Dream in a small town
A reflective piece recalling Fourth of July celebrations with parades, concerts, flag displays, and community joy, contrasted with modern dangers. The author defends American nationalism against Communist criticism, cites past presidents, and calls for a robust two party system while affirming pride in the flag and country.
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Norman Knapp
America
Roane
Franklin DD. Roosevelt
Het
Herbert Hoover
White House
Ike Eisenhower
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Bug Dust Tastes Four Bottles of Dandelion Wine
John Hodel reports on receiving four bottles of dandelion wine from Mrs. Shirley Smith of Boone County. The piece humorously describes sampling attempts, tasting notes, and casual banter about the wine and office antics.
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Shirley Smith
Boone County
Prayer For Today: Truthful Hearing and Avoiding False Witness
A Jacksonville Florida minister Richard L. James of Avenue Christian asks for guidance to examine every report before believing it and to refrain from repeating any report that harms an innocent party, seeking freedom from false witness.
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O Lord of Truth
Beckley News Publication Details and Rates
Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists publishing offices at 341 Prince Street Beckley and Hinton West Virginia with a managing editor John Hodel and United Press International membership. Advertising represented by Ward Griffith Company with national offices in major cities. Subscription rates shown: daily and Sunday one year 21.50. six months 12.00. daily only one year 18.00. six months 9.00.
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Laos Dilemma: US Choices Between Failure or War
UPI analysis notes Laos stands as Southeast Asia’s linchpin with two thirds under Communist control. Washington faces a stark choice between admitting policy failure or risking direct clash with Red China by sending troops. Berlin Geneva recall debates and past force shows complicate prospects for neutral enforcement.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
United States
Laos
Pathet Lao
Southeast Asia
U.S
China
Soviet Union
France
Laos decision looms as Southeast Asia stake grows
The text notes Russia’s minimal role in Laos and China’s dominance, with Communist plans still uncertain. It emphasizes that whatever Laos decides, the fate of Southeast Asia hangs in the balance, highlighting high stakes for regional control.
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Southeast Asia
Laos
Should Federal Reserve Speak Out More Audibly
Washington in 1964 debates whether the Federal Reserve should tighten credit and raise rates to curb inflation following a tax cut. The piece surveys views of officials like William McChesney Martin Jr. and argues for careful policy mixing with government aims, noting past independence and cooperation with the administration.
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Martin
Harris
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Douglas Dillap
Federal Reserve
M. J. Rossant
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Walter Bagehot
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