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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1964

Page

5

Church Stage Thrives as La Pensee Players Fill Woodland Park

In Seattle the Woodland Park Presbyterian sanctuary, now a 100 seat theater, hosts La Pensee Players. The church sponsors open tryouts with cast from various faiths while transforming the space with stage lighting, cushions, and papered stained glass.

Seattle Wash Woodland Park Presbyterian Church la Pensee Players Allan Clark Archibald Macleish Clark Willy Shoreline Junior College J.B Job Eugene Harshman

Service Racial Check Planned

The Defense Department ordered an annual racial census in the armed forces to promote equality of opportunity. The Army Navy and Air Force will report yearly the number of whites, Negroes and other races by grade years of service and occupational grouping. Reports will be statistical and not placed in personnel folders.

Washington USP Defense Department Armed Forces Army Navy Air Force Department

Johnsonlauds York as symbol of American courage at death

President Johnson salutes Sgt. Alvin C. York as a symbol of American courage and sacrifice for nearly half a century. The White House released the statement Wednesday after York's death expressing the nation’s sympathy to York’s wife and family.

Washington UPS Johnson Sgt Alvin C. York White House York Armed Forces

Kennedy Nomination Bitterly Attacked in Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls New York UPI reports Democratic Mayor F. E. Dent Lackey denounced the party’s choice of Robert F Kennedy for U S senator. Lackey backed Samuel S Stratton who Kennedy defeated at the state Democratic convention. Homer E Capehart a former Indiana senator was authorized to accept medals from foreign governments.

Niagara Falls N.Y UPI FE. Dent Lackey Robert F. Kennedy U.S Kennedy Lackey Rep Samuel S. Stratton Stratton Capehart Washington Homer E. Capehart Indiana Congress Senate

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