Separation of church and state questioned by Spellman
A Cardinal Spellman push for state aid to Catholic schools sparks debate on church state separation. The piece argues such support would threaten public schools and echo sectarian privilege, urging maintainers of a pluralist system and denouncing the demand as improper. Also included is a dispatch from Sofia on U.S. Bulgarian relations under tight regime controls and police scrutiny.
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Ecumenical Council
Ford Motor Company
Gram
U S Bulgaria Ties Strained By Spying Row And Trade Limits
U S Bulgarian relations reached their lowest point since 1960 after a clash involving a UN delegate accused of spying for the United States. The dispute touched on trade, with Bulgarian officials blaming Washington for stalled overtures while the U S cites political interference at the legation. Despite tensions, Bulgaria strengthens ties with Greece and Turkey through new tourism pacts and a standby accord with Romania. Soviet credits support major industrial projects, but common Bulgarians face low incomes and a chronic electric shortage that limits appliance use.
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U.S
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Bulgaria
Hungary
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Europe
Moscow
Greece
Turkey
Yugoslavia
Sofia
Athens
Black Sea
Istanbul
Russia
Time Is A Way Of Life Says J B Priestley
J B Priestley argues time is a life concept not a measurement. In Man and Time he traces time from myths to precognitive dreams and adolescence idol worship, noting modern man faces beginnings and ends and that dreams can foreshadow reality.
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Says J. B. Priestly
Arnold Dewease
New York
UPI
J.B. Priestley
Priestly
Priestley
Fim
James Dean
United States
Doubleday & Co
Town council urged to clean up profane scenes
A caller confronts Ed about corruption in a coastal town. The exchange covers mayoral indifference, the need for accountability, and whether ministers should confront officials. A Wake Forest professor of preaching signs off with a prayer, underscoring community values and reform efforts.
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Council
M. Ray McKay
Wake Forest
N. C
Southeastern Baptist Seminary
Kennedy Remembered as Bold yet Cautious Leader
The article surveys Theodore Sorensen's reflections on John F. Kennedy's presidency. It highlights Kennedy as a driver of national action who challenged the status quo, handled chaos with restraint yet bold decisions, and pressed civil rights toward major reforms. Johnson is cited honoring Kennedy, while Sorensen notes Kennedy's style may have overshadowed substance at times.
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Living History
Theodore C. Sorensen
Sorensen
Kennedy
National Action
Lyndon Johnson
John Kennedy
Socialist Patriarch Norman Thomas Turns 80 And Reflects On Career
Norman Thomas, who marks his 80th birthday on Friday November 20, ran for U S president six times from 1928 to 1948 and stood for New York governor and New York City mayor. A prolific writer and civil rights advocate, he warned years ago that the Socialist party would fade as a political force yet remain active as an educational influence.
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Norman Thomas
United States
New York State
New York City
Thomas
N. Y. Herald Tribune
Socialist Party
Wisconsin
Northwest
Marion
Ohio
Princeton University
Union Theological Seminary
Brick Presbyterian Church
East Harlem
Are Churches Free Which Accept Favors From Government?
A taxpay er's suit in Baltimore challenges church income tax exemptions, arguing how church wealth and business ventures could threaten religious missions. The piece surveys constitutional grounds, church leaders views, and examples like sale and lease back deals and donations to local governments.
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Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
National Council of Churches of Christ
Knights of Columbus
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Dayton
Ohio
U.S
Baptist Conference On
Beckley newspapers rate card and delivery policy
The Beckley Newspapers Corporation provides subscription rates for mail and home delivery, with annual and semiannual options for daily and Sunday editions. It notes tax applicability in West Virginia, carrier independence, and non liability for advance payments to carriers or distributors.
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MAIL
West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
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