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Jeffersons Warning on Judiciary Power and Democracy
The author cites Thomas Jefferson to argue against expanding judiciary power and political favoritism. He links Supreme Court actions on desegregation, school prayer, and parental influence to dangers of minority pressure and paternalism, drawing parallels to Nazi and Soviet control.
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Thomas Jefferson
Es Eee
Supreme Court
Distinguished Flying Cross and war service details in Star files
LT Ralph R. Stimmel earned the Distinguished Flying Cross after 30 missions over Occupied Europe, adding Air Medal and three Oak Leaf Clusters. C. E. Hofer to head Petroleum Industry War Council drive on black market impact. Anne Tucker McGuire Booth performed before Queen Mary. CAPT Louis McCoy Nulton resumes command of the Pennsylvania. Marriage announced for Miss Kittle Heiskell to Van Meter Hack. Marianna Shank to Baltimore for office work with a large furniture firm. previously led Winchester Gas Co downtown office.
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Ralph R. Stimmel
C. E. Hofer
Petroleum Industry War Council
Anne. Tucker McGuire Booth
England
Queen Mary
Louis McCoy Nulton
U.S. Navy
Pennsylvania
Kittle Heiskell
Hardy County
W. Va
van Meter Hack
Bartonsville
Marianna Shank
William Shank
Baltimore
Winchester Gas Co
The Golden Mouth Chrysostom and the Hungry World
John Chrysostom famed preacher of Antioch is noted for his eloquence and charity. The article recalls his early education under his mother Anthusa and his desert meditation as he vowed to translate prayer into social action amid city hunger. He urged preaching that lives its faith day by day.
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John Chrysostom
Anthusa
Ness
Antioch
Chryssostom
Golden Mouth
Chrysostom
Oath to God in Chief Justice swearing in
Equal Justice Under Law notes that Warren Burger was sworn in as Chief Justice this week but the oath text was omitted. It recalls a 1962 Supreme Court ruling banning schoolroom prayers while the oath itself contains the words so help me God and is shared by all justices.
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Congress
Jefferson
Moscow
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Washington
Warren Earl Burger
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Supreme Court
Union
New York State
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High Court
New York
Letter to the Editor critiques Godwin Howell contrast
The letter argues Governor Godwin opposes Howell in the Democratic race and accuses him of shifting from massive resistance to moderation. It contrasts their records on school funding and taxes, noting Howell’s stance on school support and tax exemptions versus Godwin’s past opposition and later tax plan. It ends by praising Howell’s tax fairness.
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Godwin
Henry E. Howell Jr
Howell
General Assembly
Assembly
Gov. Almond
Holten
James Latimer
Almond
Reading the Prayer Ruling inPublic Schools and Oaths
A syndicated column critiques school prayer and Supreme Court rulings, noting the 1962 decision and accompanying footnotes. It compares ceremonial faith displays with prohibited school religion and details oaths for federal offices and judges.
Close Windows and Doors In Electrical Storm
Physician Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt answers reader questions on electrical storms, safety steps, and the effect of estrogen on shocks. He warns against touching metal during storms, advises closing windows only in wind direction, and notes high blood pressure does not bar air travel. He also discusses lymphedema treatment and film ownership of X rays.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
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Dr. Brandstadt
How's Your IQ Quiz Questions and Scoring
The item outlines an IQ quiz with 100 questions spread over 10 days. Scoring assigns Memory Expert for 9–10 correct, Very Superior for 7–8, Excellent for 5–6, and Good for 4. it directs readers to page 2 for answers and lists ten sample items and a financial question.
Nixon Era of Good Feeling Lingers Beyond Honeymoon
Washington observes the Nixon administration enjoys strong public support six months in, despite limited legislative wins. The piece notes a moderate, nonconfrontational style, a cautious approach to Vietnam, and a bid to heal divides with Chief Justice Warren Burger while maintaining a middle ground.
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Washington
Nixon
New York
Vietnam
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
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