Editorial Views Uphold Church State Separation in Prayer Debate
The piece argues for maintaining the First Amendment wall between church and state, noting Supreme Court precedents and the risks of amending the Constitution to allow school prayer. It cites clerical opposition and Rep. Wylie’s push to move a prayer amendment, warning of coercion and unconstitutional entanglement.
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America
Congress
Supreme Court
Separation of Church and State
United States
Charles P. Wylie
Judiciary Committee
House
Robert F. Drinan
Massachusetts
Boston College Law School
Space Collaboration Moves Beyond Rivalry
A joint US Soviet space conference signals a shift toward manned Apollo Salyut cooperation. Scientists on both sides support the plan for shared exploration, citing time and effort savings as outweighing nationalistic competition. Officials are urged to push toward a truly shared space venture for mankind.
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Salyut
Soviet Union
Governments Mandate Horse Vaccination Against Border Disease
Five states and the federal government move to require vaccination of all horses as a curb on equine sleeping sickness spreading from Mexico. Critics say earlier inoculation might have saved hundreds of Texas horses and questions arise over delayed action and vaccine licensing.
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Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arkansas
Louisiana
South America
Eligio de la Garza
Agriculture Department
United States
Magna Carta ideals echoed at Runneymede gathering
Chief Justice Warren E Burger praised Magna Carta at a ceremony marking its 750 plus year legacy. He asserted equal justice under law and urged rededication to protecting basic rights for every citizen, aligning Magna Carta with the Bill of Rights.
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United States
Britain
Runneymede
Warren E. Burger
Supreme Court
Timbuctoo and the lure of a legendary trading crossroads
The piece traces Timbuctoo in the French Sudan as a famed historic crossroads once linking east west camel routes. Founded in 1087, it became a Mohammedan cultural center with a university and pilgrim draw, now a small settlement but still famed for its enduring mystique.
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Timbuctoo
French Sudan
Sarara Desert
East Africa
Asia Minor
Medina County Gazette advertisement and publication details
The Medina County Gazette lists publication details for Medina County Publications Inc. including address 885 West Liberty Street Medina Ohio 44256 rates for daily and mail subscriptions, staff names Arthur Hudnutt publisher Mike Dungien editor and Stuart Borden manager with contact numbers Medina 726 4166 and Brunswick 225 3177.
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Medina County Gazette
Medina County Publications Inc
West Liberty Street
Medina
Medina, O
Arthur DO. Hudnuft
Mike Dungien
Stuart A. Borden
Telephone
Brunswick
Mills Seeks Delegate Power in Democratic Convention
Ralph de Toledano portrays Wilbur Mills as a powerful but controversial figure pressuring for revenue sharing. Mills builds a potential delegate bloc while clashing with Nixon's plan, drawing hostility from local officials and governors over fiscal policy and federal aid.
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Wilbur Mills
Strategic House
Ways and Means
Congress
Mills
White House
Nixon
State House
Mr. Mills
National Association of County
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Birch Bayh
Humphrey
Representative Mills
House
Nixon critics urge restraint as Latin America sours
Charles Bartlett surveys American policy amid Latin American and South Asian protests over Brazil and Pakistan. He notes congressional pressure on aid and training, rising diplomatic caution, and a call for stronger leadership while acknowledging humanitarian concerns and practical limits set by geopolitics.
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Washington
Brazil
East Pakistan
Nixon
Frank Church
D-Ida
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Pakistan
Church
United States
San Paulo
House Committee
Peking
Latin America
Inter-American Development Bank
Librarian's Notebook Highlights Baseball Books and Records
A library feature reviews baseball themed nonfiction in a new section. It cites The Sporting News titles including One for the Book and Official World Series Records, with details on records from 1901 to 1969 and notes on players like Yogi Berra and Joe DiMaggio.
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The
Sporting News
C. C. Johnson Spink
Clark Griffith
Chicago
James Palmer
Baltimore
Leonard Gettelson
Yogi Berra
Joe DiMaggio
Baseball Register
Tony Gonzalez
Shoplifting Rise Brings Bigger Losses for Small Firms
A National Federation of Independent Business survey of about 30,000 firms shows shoplifting surged 70 to 100 percent in some areas and accounts for the largest losses among independent businesses. Forty-one percent report any criminal losses, with regional increases in the Middle Atlantic South Atlantic and Mountain states.
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National Federation of Independent Business
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic States
Mountain States
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Ralph de Toledano
William F. Buckley JR
Charles Bartlett
IDB
Arthur Noren
Loring Fiske
Bobby Jones
Librarian’s Notebook
Ann Matthews
Baseball In Books
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