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Prochial and private schools are entitled to share in any federal aid to , according to John C. Cort '35, who spoke last night before an overflow at the Catholic Student Center. Cort added, however, that he hoped the will not oppose any federal bill to aid education, regardless of its church-connected schools...
...maintained, however, that aid to church-connected schools would not with the First Amendment to the Constitution. Supreme Court Justice Hugo , he admitted, spoken of a "high and impregnable wall" which must exist church and state, but, according to Cort, this wall had already been times by contradictory court decisions and commonly accepted practices...
...First Amendment prohibition of laws "respecting any establishment of prohibits the establishment of a particular church, Cort explained, not all religious groups impartially...
Esprit de Cortège. In Memphis, anxious to save time, Motorist Tom Kimbrough switched on his lights, joined a funeral procession, rolled steadily through red lights, eventually tried to turn into a side street, heard the voice of the law behind him ("Hey, buddy. Back in line. You joined the procession. Now stay in it"), ended up in the cemetery, where the cop made him stay for the services...
...first, Conquistador Hernán Cortés, landed near Veracruz A.D. 1519 with horses and 600 men, defeated the Aztecs under Montezuma because the Indians believed the Spaniards to be brothers of a neglected god. Spain ruled for nearly 300 years before Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a parish priest in the village of Dolores, led forth a ragged army of Indians under the banner of Mexico's own Virgin of Guadalupe, sparked an uprising that ended Spanish rule...