Speculation on Viet reports leak unsettles Washington
In Washington speculation swirls over who leaked the 7,000 page Vietnam policy history to the New York Times and Washington Post. Officials deny involvement while the FBI probes how copies were obtained and a government injunction seeks to halt further printing.
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New York Times
Vietnam
Times
Washington Post
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Secretary of Defense
State Department
Nixon
the Times
Justice Department
FBI
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
U.S
Baptist Ladies Select Officers For Flat Top District
New officers were elected for the Flat Top Baptist Woman's District at a weeklong convention. Elected officials include Beatrice Jackson first vice president and Lucille Gardner president of the convention. The 65th annual session concluded Thursday at Mount Ebenezer Baptist Church Algoma with theme Witnessing to our Oneness. Rev J J Howard led evangelistic services and host pastor Rev James Palmer presided with Mrs Alesse Dickerson as convention president.
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Flat Top Baptist Woman's District
Beatrice Jackson
Mabel Teal
Della Mack
Beatrice W. Temple
Ethel B. Miller
Jessie Robinson
Minister’s Wives Auxiliary
Lucille C. Gardner
Rocenia V. Howard
Mariah H. Mackey
Bernie Johnson
Mamie Morgan
Deacon's Wives Auxiliary
Lillian Turner
Barbara G. Lewis
Convention and
Mount Ebenezer Baptist Church
Algoma
J. J. Howard
James Palmer
Alesse Dickerson
Morehead Ordained Methodist Deacon
Dane Morehead son of Mr and Mrs G D Morehead of Bluefield Virginia was ordained a deacon in the United Methodist Church at the Holston Conference in Knoxville Tennessee He graduates include Graham High School Hiwassee College Tennessee Wesleyan College and is studying at Candler School of Theology Emory University He serves as associate pastor at Melrose Park United Methodist Church Fort Lauderdale Florida this summer
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Dane Morehead
G. D. Morehead
Bluefield
United Methodist Church
Holston
Knoxville
Tenn
Morehead
Graham High School
Hiwassee College
Tennessee Wesleyan College
Candler School of Theology
Emory University
Atlanta
Georgia
Melrose Park United
Black Caucus Emerges as Powerful Political Force
The congressional Black Caucus, funded by 250000 from supporters nationwide, launched earlier this year by 13 House Democrats, seeks action plans and unity for aid to blacks and the poor. Key figures like Rep. Diggs and actor Ozzie Davis urged concrete steps and broader civic impact.
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Congressional Black Caucus
U.S
House
Charles C. Diggs Jr
D-Mich
Gether
Ozzie Davis
Diggs
William Clay
D-Mo
John F. Kennedy
Talking With God Theme At Mt Zion Vacation Bible School
Mrs Frances Wray led a special talk at Mt Zion Baptist Church Vacation Bible School with the theme Talking with God. She is a youth leader at College Avenue Baptist Church and a Dudley school teacher. Workshop leaders included Mrs Larkin Rucker Mrs Effie Brown and Mrs Victoria Brown. Classes run daily 9am to noon through Friday with a closing exercise at 8 pm Friday at the church.
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Frances Wray
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Wray
College Avenue Baptist Church
Dudley School
Larkin Rucker
Effie Brown
Victoria Brown
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