Arkansas Monkey Law challenged by young teacher in 1968
Susan Epperson, 24, a Little Rock Central High School biology teacher, leads a suit to strike down Arkansas 38 year old anti evolution law. The case, backed by the Education Association, questions limits on speech in public schools and the legality of banning textbooks teaching evolution. The state appeals to the Arkansas Supreme Court as debate over academic freedom and public welfare rages.
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Death of $2 Bill Has Few Mourners
Washington AP reports the U S Treasury sees little public mourning for the $2 bill as printing ends due to weak demand. Banks see higher demand for souvenirs. some letters request orders but most say obtain twos at banks. Continues use until survivors run dry with an 87 month average life.
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Forerunner Almanacs Shaped Early American Publishing
Almanacs served as the forerunner of the American magazine with about 2000 printed for trades organizations businesses and groups in the 18th and 19th centuries. Benjamin Franklin’s Poor Richard’s Almanac became the most famous while the Astronomical Diary and Almanac led with an annual circulation of 60 000 copies.
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