Clergymen March On Capitol Hill For Civil Rights Bill
Clergymen and laymen from 41 states and DC held a silent procession on Capitol Hill to urge prompt passage of the civil rights bill. The group met with Senate leaders, prayed at the Supreme Court building on the 10th anniversary of the desegregation ruling, and planned to visit every senator to press for enactment. Members from Alaska to Georgia participated in the demonstration led by Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre.
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D-Minn
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Blatt Lawyers May Challenge Absentee Ballots in Philadelphia
The piece notes Blatt lawyers may challenge absentee ballots where votes could shift counts. Musman leads Philadelphia by about 60,000, with party leaders weighing how to count blank space votes. The Philadelphia Elections Board halted by the State Supreme Court could not proceed on 544 challenged ballots, most opened but not counted, as court orders paused action. Decisions awaited in Washington, Luzerne and Lackawanna Counties.
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Pre-Y Swim Classes To Start In July
Corry YMCA offers summer swim lessons for youths not yet in the Y. First series begins July 13 with six lessons per series. Girls take Mon Wed Fri mornings, boys Tue Thu Sat mornings. Two 10 to 11 am and 11 am to noon classes. William Cochran is instructor. Enrollment on first come, first served basis. limited to six per class. Contact North Center Street Y for details.
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Wallace Speaks Tonight Eyes Primary Vote in Maryland
Senator Daniel B. Brewster suspends his bid to block George Wallace in Maryland’s Democratic presidential primary after touring Baltimore with Edward M. Kennedy. Wallace vows final rally in a Baltimore suburb as Kennedy cites Irish and Polish roots and recalls JFK. Voters face 48 convention votes. Wallace's anti civil rights stance targets Johnson.
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Clymer Floats Highlight Parade With Ingenious Details
In the parade a standout float by Clymer draws attention for its clever design while a photo shows two weary participants behind it, described as tired after the display.
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Claims Formal Schooling Should Start At Age 2
NEW CASTLE, Pa. AP The president of the Pennsylvania Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations argues formal schooling should begin early, possibly at age two. Oscar L. Lingle of Philadelphia urged abolishing the three month summer break and said school should be a full time job, speaking at the district 17 PTA Congress attended by about 300.
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Hold Rites For Mrs Don Straite
Funeral services for Mrs Don Opal V Straite were held yesterday afternoon at the Christian and Missionary Alliance Church in Spartansburg with Rev Clyde May officiating. The hymn Face to Face was sung by Pam Renee and Bonnie Sickler. Bearers were Clyde McCray Harold Dorn Archie Knight Andrew Boythe Richard Vanderhoof and Wayne Wetherbee. Interment followed at Riceville Cemetery. The H Richard Hays Funeral Home of Spartansburg supervised arrangements.
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Christian and Onary Alliance Church
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Clyde May
Pam
Renee
Bonnie Sickler
Clyde McCray
Harold Dorn
Archie Knight
Andrew Boythe
Richard Vanderhoof
Wayne Wetherbee
Riceville
H. Richard Hays
Red Cross Convention Opens in New York
The 29th national convention of the American Red Cross opens in New York with five thousand chapter delegates expected to attend.
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YMCA Offers Day Camp For Boys 9 12
Corry YMCA launches a day camp for boys age 9 through 12 starting June 29 for five weeks. Camp director is Ben Calderone with Ted Dahlstrand as assistant and a leader for every 10 campers. Activities include fire building meals crafts archery and swimming with daily flag ceremonies and group planning sessions. Fees and full schedule to be announced with limited enrollment available through the Y.
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