Call For Rights By Bishops On Negro Equality
Washington bishops of the National Catholic Welfare Conference issue a 1963 pledge urging full recognition of Negro rights. They argue treatment as persons beyond difference, warning secularism and materialism erode human dignity and justice in schools, jobs, housing, and voting. They reaffirm 1943 principles, stressing political equality, fair opportunities, housing, and social advancement within the nation.
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Washington
United States
America
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Rome
Ecumenical Council
District Court Fines in Vermont Driving Case
A $25 fine was imposed on Edward W. Hurley of Bennington Vermont for operating to endanger after his car left Route 20 and hit cement guard rails. He pled not guilty by Special Justice Clement A. Ferris. Hurley said he had taken tranquilizers before the crash and offered to pay for damage. Several racing charges against Bal Silva and Lee A. Hebert were continued until Wednesday. Multiple individuals faced $3 parking fines, including James E. Allman Janie Gadson Howard Forhartz Robert M. Higgins and James A. Hurley. Donald L. Gerous was fined $25 for allowing an improper person to operate a vehicle. David W. McEnany paid two parking fines.
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Edward W. Hurley
Bennington
Noto
Clement A. Ferris
Hurley
Route 20
Anthony B. Bal [Silva
Francis Ave
Lee A. Hebert
Fairway Ave
Donald L. Gerous
Jubilee Ter
James E. Allman
Deering St
Janie Gadson
Lafayette St
Howard Forhartz
Hancock Road
Robert M. Higgins
Myrtle St
Dalton
James A. Hurley
Tucker St
Lenox
David W. McEnany
Appleton Ave
Gilpatric Cleared. TEX Probe Hearings Resume
The Justice Department cleared Deputy Defense Secretary Roswell L. Gilpatric of any legal or ethical conflict in the TFX case. Senate subcommittee hearings on the $7 billion General Dynamics fighter-bomber contract resume, with Boeing and military chiefs previously urged by officials, amid questions about Gilpatric's former law firm Cra vath, Swaine & Moore's representation of General Dynamics.
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Washington
Justice Department
Defense
Roswell L. Gilpatric
TFX
New York Times
Senate
TEX Airplane Control
General Dynamics Corp
Air Force
Navy
Boeing Co
Gilpatric
Cravath, Swaine & Moore
New York
General Dynamics
Kenneth B. Curtis Returns Home After Illness
Kenneth B. Curtis of 81 Lincoln Street has returned home after a three week treatment at Pittsfield General Hospital following a heart attack. Local physician notes successful recovery and wishes for continued rest. Curtis previously underwent coronary care and is now under home observation.
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Kenneth B. Curtis
Lincoln St
Pittsfield General Hospital
Preservationists Mobilize Against Hudson River Plants
A coalition named Scenic Hudson Preservation Conference seeks federal and state action to block two big power plants planned by Consolidated Edison and Central Hudson on opposite Hudson River banks near Storm King Mountain and Breakneck Ridge. Leaders include L. C. Rothschild and Robert Burnap with support from Trail Conference, Sierra Club, and Junior League of Tarrytown. appeals target the Federal Power Commission and Interior Department as hearings loom.
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Irvington
N.Y
Hudson River
Scenic
Breakneck Ridge
Cold Spring
Gov. Rockefeller
New York
Harold G. Wilm
Federal Power Commission
Department of the Interior
Trail Conference
L. C. Rothschild
New Preservation Conference
Robert Burnap
New Castle
Del
Nature Conservancy
Washington
Sierra Club
Junior League of
Tarrytown
Rothschild
Hudson’s Scenic Riches
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