Aggressive Atheism in School Prayer Ruling
An editorial respond to the Supreme Court ruling that public schools may not require Bible reading or Lord's Prayer in classrooms. It argues the decision reflects First Amendment limits on government established religion and notes the role of a Maryland mother and the broader public response. It acknowledges dissent and the ongoing debate over church state separation.
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United States Supreme Court
Maryland
Supreme Court
America
Mills
Ways and Means
Montana Lawyers Stuck to Guns In Helena Program
Helena Montana bar association drew contrast with speakers Clarence Manion and Gordon Hall at its Diamond Jubilee convention presentation. Manion warned of federal power growth while Hall attacked extremists on both sides and defended liberal and conservative mainstream values.
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Montana Bar Association
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America
Notre Dame University
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Rostrom
The
National Review
Statehouse
Gene A. Picotte
William Coldiron
Butte
Picotte
Anti Nicotine Crusade Aids Quitters In Five Day Groups
Bozeman businessmen and housewives join five day group therapy sessions led by ministers and doctors to quit smoking. Buddies from former quitters offer around the clock support, while a public health view praises moderation and urges cessation to avoid health decline.
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Bozeman
Ministers of the Gospel
Doctors of Medicine
Alcoholics Anonymous
Experiment In frigidity tests on Norwegian volunteers
Norwegian scientists plan six weeks on a cold plateau with 20 volunteers limited to a special diet. At the start and end each will spend 12 hours unclothed in a thin woolen bag at zero temperatures as researchers record body reactions.
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Norway
News of
Butte
Food safeguards praised by Corydon editor
The Republican praises U S food safety, noting unmatched abundance and protection from contamination through strong growers, processors, and government oversight against misrepresentation in grading and measurement.
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Corydon
Ind
The Search Is for Policy in Washington
Washington faces a global search for policy as the administration wobbles between Cuban and Laos policies. Critics argue a lack of consistent direction harms freedom and invites Communist gains in Berlin and the Caribbean. The piece warns of watchful waiting and shifting stances in crucial regions.
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Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Russia
Caribbean
Khrushchev
Cuba
Hemisphere
U.S. Policy in Crisis as Communists March in Laos
Washington critiques say the Berlin to Laos stance shows U.S. hard line broken by Khrushchev era diplomacy. The piece claims the Eisenhower Dulles policy has weakened, citing Lebanon Que Moy and Matsu as examples, and notes a search for direction with Averell Harriman dispatched to Moscow.
Port wine myths and medical advice on nose redness
Dear readers questions cover whether port wine reddens facial capillaries and how alcohol affects skin. Dr Motner explains alcohol dilates capillaries variably, not a universal cause, and moderation matters. Other letters address night sweats possibly due to menopause, postappendix scarring, ingrown nails, and podiatry care, with cautions to consult doctors and consider X rays or revising treatment.
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Dr. Molner
R.A
Physical Checkups Often Save Lives
Spring brings house and garden checkups and prompts readers to consider their own health. The piece urges yearly medical checkups, noting many delay action despite knowing the recommendation. It argues a single hour with a doctor can save a life.
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Boone
Iowa
News - Republican
House and Garden
Youths push limits in family car corners in Leesburg
In Leesburg Florida a high school principal notes youths are slower to mature yet the same boys and girls crash through corners in family cars. The report highlights risky driving by students and the perception of slowed youth development.
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Leesburg
Fla
Congress Spends Summer in Inertia as Travel Tensions Rise
Congress drifts between Capitol Hill and private homes as debates stall over tax reform and civil rights. Senators and House members delay action while race tensions grow, with some leaders heading to Paris and Geneva for international gatherings amid a heat wave.
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House
Waltur Mills
Kensett
Ark
Richard B. Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Ralph Rivers
Paris
Geneva
Adam Clayton Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
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James Roosevelt
California
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