Court Upholds Separation Of Church State In Murray Case
Opinion previews likely ban on Bible reading and the Lord s Prayer in public schools following Schempp Murray decisions. Court may face calls for constitutional amendments. critics warn against destroying public education. Conservative voices push for broad religious inclusion, while atheists seek minority rights.
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Murray
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Schempp
Maryland
New York
Eastland
Mississippi
Bishop Pike
San Francisco
Khrushchev lampoons American politics in Moscow speech
Soviet leader Khrushchev criticizes U S campaign costs and the dominance of the wealthy in U S elections. He notes only incumbents hold high office in the Soviet Union and argues against two party systems while blasting political media on airwaves. Fidel Castro and Khrushchev are cited as verbal rivals.
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United States
The
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Hubert Humphreys
Wayne Morses
Fidel Castro
Mr. K
Russia
Communists Target Venezuela Under Betancourt Threat
The article notes Kennedy and Castro share view that Venezuela under Romulo Betancourt is the top Communist target in Latin America. Saboteurs linked to Cuba stepped up terror in Caracas and oil fields to derail elections and hinder Betancourt’s reform program amid U. S. support for his government.
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Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Red
Cuba
Caracas
Betancourt
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
Caribbean
Brazil
U. S
Alliance For Progress
Perez Jimenez
Accion Democratica
A. D
Old Guard
Revolutionary Movement
M. I.R
Communist Party
Supreme Court
Castro
WVU Branches at Williamson and Logan Next
Editor notes the second of three dispatches on West Virginia branch colleges with Williamson and Logan seen as vital for extending access to higher education. The reports detail funding plans, local commitments, and projected enrollment around 100 full-time students per branch.
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WVU
Williamson and
Logan
West Virginia
H. Ray Evans
Anthenaeum
Morgantown
W. Va
UPI
Branch College
H. K. Baer
Baer
Williamson and Logan
Parkersburg
Williamson
Mingo County Board of Education
Marshall University
Williamson High School
Mingo County Court
Williamson ‘Tas
Mingo County
County Board of Education
Logan County Board of Education
Debate on Smut and Censorship in American Publishing
A reader argues against banning books like Peyton Place while noting publishers profits from controversy. The letter contends the press harms by suppressing ideas, criticizes explicit modern fiction, and urges parental scrutiny of what youths read. It links advertising, sexuality, and adult access to smut with societal decline.
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Boston
Peyton Place
West Virginia
Watch On The Potomac What Will Stevenson's Role Be In 1964
Washington notes explore Adlai Stevenson's fragile position in 1964 politics. The UN ambassador wields unusual power within the Democratic base, with potential influence in California and New York. His future actions may shape party dynamics and possible support for Rockefeller.
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Stevenson
Washington
Adlai Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
White House
U. S. Senate
Adlai
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
GOP
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Problem Solving Approach Teaches Citizenship Values
UPI education specialist David Nydice describes how a problem solving classroom unit on why the U S grew faster than other American countries builds research reading writing and speaking skills. Students form groups analyze the Constitution compare governments and learn initiative civic responsibility and critical thinking through active inquiry.
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David Nydice
UPI
United States
Americas
Volves
Is Mother Seton To Be First American Saint
Reporter Richard Spong outlines Mother Seton’s path to beatification at St Peter's Basilica and the potential for her to be the first American born saint. The piece notes her founding of the Sisters of Charity and a 1809 Emmitsburg community, plus Rome's approval of two miracles including a Baltimore girl healed of leukemia. The O'Neill family from Baltimore plans to attend the ceremony.
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Mother Seton
Richard Spong
Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
America
St. Peter’s Basilica
John M. Neumann
Philadelphia
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
James Roosevelt Bayley
Elizabeth Ann Bayley
New York
Richard Bayley
King’s College
Elizabeth Bayley
William Magee Seton
Mrs. Seton
Jerusalem
My Happy Home
Academy of St
Ann O'Neill
Vatican
Miss O'Neill
Beckley Newspapers rates and delivery terms listed
Beckley Newspapers Corporation publishes subscription rates for delivery within and beyond West Virginia. Rates include daily and Sunday options, with yearly, six month, and monthly prices, plus home delivery by carrier and distributor. The notice notes tax, independent contractor status of carriers, and nonresponsibility for advance payments.
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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Prince St
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John Hodel
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