Inscription furor over Kennedy assassination marker in Dallas
A Dallas civic fight centers on a proposed four panel inscription at Dealey Plaza. The plan would blend Dallas history with a brief account of President Kennedy's death. Criticism argues the marker should focus on the assassination rather than broader history.
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Houston
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Meditate On Women's Role In Life Fransisters Retreat Style
Denver women form the Fransisters, a 50 member interdenominational group, for a day of silence at a two story redwood cabin 25 miles from Denver. They pursue simple tasks and meditation to explore women's roles, with plans to expand the cabin into a 12 bedroom dormitory.
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Laurel ©. Keyes
Transisters
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Arlington iGOP Committee Resignations Prompt Protest
Six Arlington County Republican Committee members quit citing inaction and what they call systematic filtration by Birch Society members. They mailed resignations to chair M Patton Echols Jr and condemned antipathy to ideas and a racist attitude over school desegregation. Names listed: Farund H Albert, Mrs Helen Blondel, John Moreau, Hiram Newbill, Sylvia Osler, Carlton D Wilcott. About 80 on the committee.
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Arlington County Republican Committee
John Birch Society
M. Patton Echols Jr
Farund H. Albert
Helen Blondel
John Moreau
Hiram Newbill
Sylvia Osler
Carlton D. Wilcott
Birch Society
Wisconsin UM law student to serve as St Francis municipal judge
Louise Tesmer, a 23 year old University of Wisconsin law student, was elected municipal justice at St. Francis. She will preside over court proceedings in a Milwaukee suburb, bringing a fresh judicial presence to the small community.
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Louise Tesmer
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin Law
St. Francis
Fis
Murder on Stage and Audience Shot at Lyric Theater
London beat reports on the film call for the dead shot at Hammersmith Lyric Theater. Sidney Lumet directs with Royal Shakespeare Company actors led by David Warner as the murdered king and Simone Signoret. James Mason Maximilian Schell and others observe as the stage murder in Marlowe and the onstage production unfold.
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Christopher Marlowe
Edward I
Sidney Lumet
Royal Shakespeare Company
Mannlow
Peter Hall
David Warner
Hall
Lumet
James Mason
Simone Signoret
Maximilian Schell
Marlowe
Light-born
Lightborn
Mason
Lyric Theater
Nigel Playfair
Ton Warner
Hart
U.S
George Maharis
Wife Of Duke Doctor Dies
Mrs. Virginia Flowers Baker, wife of the chairman of the State Board of Health, died Thursday in Durham. Her husband, Dr. Lenox D. Baker, is chief of orthopedic surgery at Duke University. She was the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Flowers. Survivors include two sons, Robert Flowers Baker and Lenox D. Baker Jr.
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N.C
Virginia Flowers Baker
State Board of Health
Lenox D. Baker
Duke University
Baker
Robert Lee ‘Flowers
Flowers
Robert Flowers Baker
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