Explicit Race Rule Is Sought By Assembly
Margarette Wilson of the Associated Press reports that after Saturday's debate the assembly considered a rule on race. The body approved future meetings only in integrated churches but rejected immediate policy due to existing contracts with Second Presbyterian Church in Memphis for 1965. It urged the Memphis church to drop racial barriers before the 1965 session.
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Second Presbyterian Church
Memphis
Tenn
Presbyterian Church in U S Southern votes for race inclusion policy
In Montreat North Carolina the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S Southern approved adding a directive to the Worship Directory stating no one shall be excluded from public worship due to race color or class. A majority of the 80 presbyteries will be required to finalize the addition. The assembly debated civil rights movement support but failed to settle specifics and pending actions include merging all Negro presbyteries with all white units. The Board of Christian Education is tasked to push elimination of segregation within the church and nation.
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Montreat
N. C
U. S
Church
General Assembly
Mal Iepey
Huntsville
Ala
Francis Perrin
UGE Lg
Board of Christian Education
Hearing Set On N Main Rezoning On N Main Street
Public sentiment will be heard at 7 30 p m at the City County Building as the city planning and zoning commission weighs a long N Main rezoning proposal for business development. Petitions were filed seeking zoning changes to support a planned shopping center near the Winston Road junction and adjacent properties.
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N. Main Street
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Hhaned
Hoffa Called To Trial And Oyster Supper Plan
Chicago AP reports James R Hoffa president of the Teamsters Union was called to trial. Members of Reption Lodge Odd Fellows plan an oyster supper tomorrow at the lodge hall on English Road during their business meeting. Supper serves at 6 30 p m. Stocks including Merck IBM Xerox U S Smelting Control Data and Zenith fell about a point on the American Exchange. Corporate bonds slid slightly while U S government bonds held steady.
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Associated Press
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Amore
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Dow Jones Averages and Trading Figures Displayed
The table shows Dow Jones Averages with Prev a.m. 11am 12 Noon figures for Crete And's trials and related stock data. It lists several ticker entries with price points and volume figures across multiple columns.
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Seche & Co
Crete
No Reply From China On Meeting
APPEANTAT A reports no immediate response from China after a proposed meeting between officials. The lack of reply leaves unresolved topics and keeps diplomatic channels in a cautious stance as both sides await further contact.
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China
Johnson-Kennedy civil rights survey shows Southern stance
The survey notes rising support for the Johnson Kennedy civil rights bill, with the South opposing key provisions banning segregation in public accommodations. It also reports Johnson leading Lodge 68 to 32 in the South and weighs potential political consequences if the bill fails to pass or if Southern support weakens. Copyright 1964 The Washington Post Co.
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Johnson
South
Henry Cabot Lodge
Mason-Dixon Line
Harry Truman
John F. Kennedy
Mr. Johnson
the Washington Post Co
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Fire at Salisbury stores draws multiple departments
Wyrick suffered leg injuries and was hospitalized while both men seemed not seriously hurt. Five fire companies from Salisbury and nearby communities joined the response. Strong winds and flying embers hampered firefighting, with a police rounds headwind and ashes complicating attack.
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South Salisbury
Wyrick
Millers Ferry
Franklin
East Spencer
Spencer
Salisbury
Doby
Toby
Rail Ruling Not to Be Reviewed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court refused to review a government arbitration board ruling that could cost about 48,000 rail jobs for firemen and other crewmen. Four unions challenged the ruling. the award goes into effect May 7 to 10 days after the final decision. Firemen are directly affected as other crew issues have been set in motion. Justice Goldberg took no part in the case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Johnson
Arthur J. Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
Missing Humboldt boy sparks manhunt and unclear motive
Police and about 30 National Guard troops searched the Humboldt area after 12 year old Burke vanished. Burke reported his son missing Friday night after the boy’s bicycle was found near the home following an outing with an older brother at a snack bar. The boy’s father is a foreman at a local shoe plant and no motive has emerged.
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Young Burke
Humboldt
National Guard
Burke
Aid For Viet Nam Markedly Different From Similar Programs
The United States shifts toward rapid, local impact in South Vietnam with a massive economic aid total now around 3 billion dollars, emphasizing anti guerrilla and propaganda efforts, grassroots personnel deployment, and a strong military-economic link, while seeking international partners and using dated currency like Maria Theresa thalers in local circulation.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
U.S
Guerrillian
Johnson Administration
Australia
Britain
Canada
France
West Germany
Malaysia
New Zealand
South Korea
Pace interracial occupancy ruling echoed in appeals
The McLaughlin-Hoffman appeal attacks Pace v. Ferguson as an isolated vestige of separate but equal, arguing the federal Constitution remains adequate but social justice ideas may demand new law. It notes Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Nevada North Dakota and Tennessee have laws similar to Florida on interracial occupancy of the same room.
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Pace
Supreme Court
Land
McLaughlin-Hoffman
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Nevada
North
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