Supreme Court Opens Doors To Revolutions
AP analysis notes the Supreme Court sparked two revolutions in U.S. life by ending racial segregation in public schools in 1954 and by ordering redistricting to ensure equal voting voice in state legislatures and Congress between 1962 and 1969. It frames the court as a democratic force stepping into a political vacuum to correct unequal representation.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Seminar At Springvale College
Twenty five delegates from Biddeford and Saco Jehovah's Witnesses plan a three day seminar at Nassau College Springvale opening Friday. District minister Charles V Henry will give the welcoming address at 7 p m with Around the World with Jehovah's Witnesses as the theme. A 7 15 p m Ministry School will feature student ministers followed by a Service Meeting on the Sacred Things. Elizabeth Lyders and Susan Baxter of Saco join a regional chorus to perform Sunday afternoon with Mathew Krzyzanowski and Henry as principal speakers representing the Watch Tower Society.
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Officer Slate To Be Chosen For Museum
KENNEBUNK The Brick Store Museum will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday evening June 23 in the Art Galleries of the Museum. Following the annual business meeting and election of officers Mrs Burleigh S Ricker of Alfred will present a program titled 18th Century Food and Its Preparation.
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Mrs Ricker Presents 18th Century Dinner Films at Alfred
Mrs Ricker retired from the Village in 1598 and has since returned to her home in Alfred. She will be showing two Life Magazine films depicting her actual preparation of an 18th Century dinner. Refreshments follow in the Ewing Gallery of the Museum.
Ancient ruins turn to living towns at Arad site
Israel develops a new city at Arad as the 10th such project in 40 centuries with a cooperative farm village beside En Gedi’s ruins on the Dead Sea, signaling a bold expansion of heritage into modern settlement.
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Olive Rebekahs Take Mystery Ride
Olive Rebekah Lodge met at the 1.0.C.F. hall with Mrs. Lillian Matthews presiding at a brief business meeting. Members then took a mystery ride to the cottage of Mr and Mrs Raymond Thyng at Granny Kent Pond for a cook out and social games with attendees including Mrs Lillian Matthews and several others.
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Meeting Schedule Notes on July 20 Conferrals
The excerpt lists members Thyng Pauline Hayes Helen Welch and Alberta Morrison. It notes the next meeting will be Monday July 20 during which degrees will be conferred on candidates.
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