Easter Message From Bishop Harte on Christian Education
The guest editorial by RT. REV. JOSEPH M. HARTE calls Easter the center of Christian religion and urges stronger Christian education amid atheism and materialism. He argues laws cannot guard against false ideas and morals, and faith, hope, and the church must be proclaimed to all people.
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Ralph McGill on pluralism and national identity in 1986
The piece recalls President Johnson praising a nation fed from many sources and notes names of fallen soldiers from Vietnam and earlier wars. It lauds pluralism as America’s genius, reviews changes since 1928 bemoaning anti Catholic prejudice, and highlights Ellis Island immigration, ethnic balance, and urban migration shaping modern American society.
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Fernandez
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McCormack
Viet Nam
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U.S
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Skeptic Voices On Flying Saucers Face Off In Washington
Astrophysicist Drummond criticizes recent Michigan sightings as swamp gas while citing Clarke Newcomb Campbell and Wooley to argue the record of spacecraft claims is exaggerated. Hynek urges thorough inquiry into unidentified flying objects amid public debate.
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J. Allen Hynek
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J. W. Campbell
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Ole
Clarke
Loveliest Things Children Know Not Counted
A British teacher asks elementary students to name loveliest things they know from experience. Girls list sensations like dry leaves wind clean clothes and rain smells while boys name running water diving and heavy machinery. The piece contrasts child perception with adult familiarity of trains birds and the sky and laments grownup indifference.
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Reagan in California Comes Across as Compassionate Conservative
Marquis Childs notes Ronald Reagan in San Jose promotes limited central government and tax cuts while stressing community decision making. He faces GOP chaos and a tough race against George Christopher as he eyees the June 7 primary and possible challenge to Pat Brown in California.
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Jimmy Stewart
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Spencer, Roberts Associates, Inc
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San Francisco
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Pat) Brown
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Conrad seeks air records at 63 amid long flight career
Max Conrad, 63, famed aviator with ten children and 20 grandchildren, reflects on a lifetime of record flights and dangerous missions. He has logged 47 000 flight hours including a recent California to South Korea trip, and a 28 000 mile round the world flight seven years ago. He explains training, nutrition, and brief notes on navigation as keys to endurance and safety.
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Max
Conrad
California
South Korea
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BA Flora Co
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Florida
Lawrence Welk
Jerry McElfresh. Managing Editor T. Frank Stewarts
The snippet lists newspaper staff roles with Jerry McElfresh as managing editor and T Frank Stewarts as advertising director. It appears to be a masthead fragment from a National page showing key editorial and advertising positions.
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T. Frank Stewarts
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