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February 26, 1956
Atlanta Daily World
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
What is this article about?
In 1956, the Foundation for Economic Education launches a nationwide program providing free resources and guidance to form local groups discussing U.S. Constitutional principles, including a new book by James M. Mussatti.
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ATLANTA DAILY WORLD Sunday, February 26, 1956
New Study Program Launched Across U. S.
This Week American citizens across the nation are being offered a service to aid them in forming local discussion groups to study the basic principles of Constitutional government.
The Foundation for Economic Education at Irvington-on-Hudson. New York, publisher of THE FREE MAN. is making available free counsel. and free articles and pamphlets about our national charter and how to organize Constitution Study Groups. Also available is a new book on the Constitution in a low cost paper-bound edition expressly designed for discussion group use These items can be obtained simply by writing the Foundation.
The materials offered without charge are:
1. Two articles, "How to Start and Conduct Constitution Study Groups," and "Town Meetings-1956 Style."
2. A wide variety of pamphlets and reprints concerning the Constitution and related subjects.
3. A free list of recommended books on the Constitution
Also available is the newly-published volume "The Constitution of the United States" by James M. Mussatti, a 176 page book which study groups have found ideally to their needs. The volume includes a new Study Guide by Thomas J. Shelly. which makes it especially valuable for discussion groups.
New Study Program Launched Across U. S.
This Week American citizens across the nation are being offered a service to aid them in forming local discussion groups to study the basic principles of Constitutional government.
The Foundation for Economic Education at Irvington-on-Hudson. New York, publisher of THE FREE MAN. is making available free counsel. and free articles and pamphlets about our national charter and how to organize Constitution Study Groups. Also available is a new book on the Constitution in a low cost paper-bound edition expressly designed for discussion group use These items can be obtained simply by writing the Foundation.
The materials offered without charge are:
1. Two articles, "How to Start and Conduct Constitution Study Groups," and "Town Meetings-1956 Style."
2. A wide variety of pamphlets and reprints concerning the Constitution and related subjects.
3. A free list of recommended books on the Constitution
Also available is the newly-published volume "The Constitution of the United States" by James M. Mussatti, a 176 page book which study groups have found ideally to their needs. The volume includes a new Study Guide by Thomas J. Shelly. which makes it especially valuable for discussion groups.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Justice
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Constitution Study Groups
Free Educational Materials
Discussion Program
Constitutional Principles
What entities or persons were involved?
Foundation For Economic Education
James M. Mussatti
Thomas J. Shelly
Where did it happen?
Across The United States; Irvington On Hudson, New York
Story Details
Key Persons
Foundation For Economic Education
James M. Mussatti
Thomas J. Shelly
Location
Across The United States; Irvington On Hudson, New York
Event Date
This Week, February 26, 1956
Story Details
The Foundation for Economic Education launches a program offering free counsel, articles, pamphlets, and a book to help American citizens form local discussion groups studying the principles of Constitutional government.