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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1963
Page
1
Supreme Court hears school prayer case amid mixed arguments
In Washington, justices weighed the Edwards and Schempp challenges to Bible reading and school prayer as part of the First Amendment debate. The court heard from clergy, parents, and lawyers about whether nontheism can override religious practice in public schools and how neutrality toward religion should be maintained. Public notices and political mentions peppered the session as opinions clashed over state mandates and constitutional boundaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Pennsylvania
Hich
Valeri
Edwards
Schenn
Tom C. Clark
Congress
Cour
Philadelphia
Maryland
Finan
Ean Warren Sues
Synagogue
Council of America
Baltimore
Leonard J
Kerpebnan
Austin
Kealyne E. Murray
Flonald Bridges
Corps Christi
Sit
Bridges
Dallas County
Dallas
Bruce Alger
Giddgen
Howe Committee
Congressional
Ligistr
Ropublican
Witilliam S
Davis
Midland
Obsridge
Vitati
Redistricting Debate Splits Texas Counties and Plans
A tangled set of proposals from Midland to Dallas and beyond seeks to redraw congressional districts. Leaders urge action while cautioning that the state remains split on the best division of Dallas County. New proposals from several committees and lawmakers outline potential district maps and political maneuvering amid legal and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orie
Lem Dick Mor
Curfew bill revised to extend Texas beer hours
San Antonio legislator Beiny shifts strategy in a bid to widen beer sale hours in Texas. The measure would push Sunday drinking till 2 530 am and weekday cutoff to 4 30 am, removing package store restrictions and altering liquor by the drink rules. The bill aims to slow alcohol restrictions and faces uncertain prospects this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beiny
Texas
San Antonio
Villeran
Berry
Bill
Hino
Berty Gail
State to Extend ADC Benefits to 19 If In School
The Texas Welfare Department prepares to extend Aid to Dependent Children benefits to dependents up to age 19 who remain in school. Rep. Joe Chapman of Sulphur Springs led the measure, which passed the House 136 to 1 with Dallas Republican Henry Stallnwerel dissenting. The bill moves to the Senate for confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Ed Faver
West Texas
Alger
Dallas
McMlen
Tack Crain
Nocona
Cotten
Henry ‘Grover
Houston
Terry Tawh
Renil
Brady
Ht. Wells
Tata
Jack Woods
Waca
Welfzee
Joe Chapman
Sulphut Springs
Bay
ADC
House
Henry Stallenwerel
Tielp Nny
Senate
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Reader's Digest
Supreme Court
Republicar
Tole
Gan
Dalkas
Ttep
Bill Walker
Cleveland
Herts
Marrs County
Tinkis
Motion
James Collow
Weatherford, Witker
Angler
New York
Thoanth
AmnricantBatratinit, Inc
Uhsdel Pe Foley
Coscen
Vamesiean Petraftns
Coslen
Factura
Lso
Wetch
U.S. Communications Satellite Corp
Heat Mariner
Welch
Charman
Henn
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Diamond Merchants OF America
Gordon 'S Quality Jeweler
Gordon Stores
East Houston
Las Palmas
Terrell Plaza
Shoffing Center
S. W. Military DR
Northwest Shopping
Mioreless Shopping
Curtis Mathis
Kwex-Tv
LeTube
Steens
Nonken Plaza
Fredericksburg RD
Croley
Ces & Reemiie
Duad Bradstreet Survey
Golden Jet Meals
Very Goods
Los Angeles
EL Paso
Phoenix
Vaeed
BCU
Continental Airlines
Dun
Bred Street
Continental
Center Hotel
By Moi
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