Women's Panels Advance Human Rights Cause in Quiet Tours
Kansas City based Panel of American Women founded by Esther Brown gathers about 700 members nationwide. Panels comprise Catholic, Jewish, Negro, and white Protestant women who speak at churches colleges and clubs to share minority experiences and open dialogue without confrontation. They pride themselves on politeness invitation only and broad reach into middle class civic life.
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New US Park To Guard View Of Mount Vernon
The government acquires 1 000 waterfront acres in Maryland to create Piscataway Park protecting the Mount Vernon view. The area will block commercial development along the Potomac that could mar the iconic panorama from the Washington estate. Mount Vernon, preserved since 1853, draws over a million visitors annually as Navy salutes pay homage to Washington.
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Soviet TV edit silences Khrushchev in history series
Moscow reports on a year long state TV project retelling post 1917 events. Khrushchev is barely named and key crimes and leaders are omitted as editors cut the record. The piece notes editors removed purge trials and Cuba crisis references while highlighting Moscow parades and cosmonauts.
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