Paragraf Tomorrow ig at Loveland Field Wright School
The Al G. Kelly and Miller Brothers appear at Loveland Field Wright School at 3 p m with a second show at bp The Corry Rotary Club sponsors the event and Rotarians sell general admission tickets for children and adults Reserved seats must be bought at the circus ticket window Money from Rotary will fund its education fund and other charitable activities. The project aims to employ about 65 people at a Ridgway Weyerhaeuser Co plant in Tacoma Wash hardwood and veneer will be produced including a band sawmill and dry kiln facilities and a splicing department.
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al G. Kelly
Miller Brothers
Loveland Field Wright School
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Corry Rotary Club
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Ridgway Weyerhaeuser Co
Tacoma
Wash
Billy Graham Says Court Erred in School Prayer Ruling
Evangelist Billy Graham contends the Supreme Court erred by even considering school prayer and Bible reading, arguing the decision will force rulings on chaplains in the armed forces and Congress, and even chaplains in the Supreme Court.
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N. J
Billy Graham
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Congress
Baptists Split on Integration Policy For Local Churches
Southern Baptists rejected a church integration endorsement and left the issue to local churches while the Northern Baptists prepare to back civil rights demonstrations and the pending Senate bill. Both conventions mark 150 years and focus on school prayer opposition.
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Southern Baptists
Southern Baptist Convention
United States
U.S
Deep South
Southern Convention
Convention
Christian Life Commission
James Middleton
Shreveport
Johnson’s push for reform and public goodwill grows
The prose notes President Johnson’s economy measures like dousing White House lights, the shift to hydrogen in weather balloons saving 314,000, and his persistent political strategy. It highlights his multi state tours, civil rights focus, aged medical care, and urging peaceful Christian solutions in racial relations. The piece frames his appeal to a broad audience and its reception by critics of big government.
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Weather Bureau
Johnson
Southern Baptist
Convention
Johnson’s Tenure as Domestic and Foreign Affairs Leader
The text portrays President Johnson facing domestic concerns and growing foreign policy scrutiny. It notes criticism of his handling of Panama Cuba South Vietnam Laos, with claims he lacks depth yet argues a strong background in foreign affairs. It frames six months as a test of voters’ tolerance for his leadership style.
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Cecal
New York
America
Johnson
Panama
Cuba
Viet Nam
Laos
Lyndon Johnson
Yank Planes Watching Laos
A spokesman said data from the flights would be shared with the Laotian government and the International Control Commission. The commission, formed by India Canada and Poland, oversees the international agreement that neutralized Laos in 1962.
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UML Ui Sage Yue
International Control Commission
India
Canada
Poland
Laos
Lawsuits Loom Over Election as Musmanno Lead Grows
Miss Blatt's lawyers filed suit in Dauphin County Court challenging the election if Musmanno is declared winner. Francis R. Smith, Philadelphia Democratic chairman, calls for recheck of voting machines and ballots across the Commonwealth. He supports Musmanno but argues for open counts. filing notes 51 counties certified, with Blatt trailing in Lackawanna and Washington counties and leading in Somerset by margins, plus absentee ballots challenged in Lackawanna and Philadelphia.
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Dauphin County
Musmanno
Francis R. Smith
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Smith
Lackawanna
Washington
Somerset Counties
Mus Manno
Washington County
Somerset County
Washingon
Philadelphia Court Orders Vote Tally Review In Blank Ballots
In Pennsylvania an ongoing vote tally dispute expands as Common Pleas Court Judge Vincent Carroll orders a recount of ballots with blank spaces from Jamestown ward votes in Philadelphia. The move follows Musmanno and Democratic groups pressuring to include such ballots in the official tally. A Senate subcommittee member observed rechecks earlier this week as part of broader efforts to verify counts in Delaware and Bucks counties.
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Frank N. Cooper
Pennsylvania Democratic Victory Committee
Musmanno
Senate
Delaware
Bucksest
Jamestown
Philadelphia
Carroll
Democratic City Committee
Negro Named Church Leader
The new moderator, Rev. Hawkins, vows to marshal church resources for the civil rights bill. He notes a Celtic cross token from Scotland’s Presbyteries and comments on the merger histories of the US Presbyterian branches. Hawkins won 485 of 833 votes over Rev. A Ray Cartlidge as the assembly continues through Thursday.
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Senate
Presbyterian Church of Scotland
United States
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Presbyterian Church
U.S
South
Mr. Hawkins
A. Ray Cartlidge
Erie
Cunard Aide Sir Thomas Ashley Sparks Dies at 87
Syosset New York reports the death of Sir Thomas Ashley Sparks, 87, longtime Cunard Line chief representative in the United States and former director of the line, who died yesterday.
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Cunard
Syosset
N. Y
Thomas Ashley Sparks
Cunard Line
United States
Line
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