Churches open hours vary amid vandalism and policy
A survey notes many houses of worship limit access or close at night due to vandalism and safety concerns. Clergy from Presbyterian, Episcopal, LDS and Catholic parishes discuss open times, guardians, and efforts to serve neighbors while protecting buildings and sacred items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Hanne
First Presbyterian Church
All Saints” Episcopal
Denes McCoy
Arthur Coombs
Tally H. Jarrett
Christ Church Episcopal
Maryland
St. Louis
Fr. Jarrett
St. Christopher's
James H. Sheehy
Armless Man Marries Kansas Woman in Florida Church
In Live Oak Florida a young armless salesman Martin Ravellette 23 of Klamath Falls Oregon married Jo Beth Johnson 19 in Pine Level Baptist Church after a two month mail romance. They planned a honey moon and travel toward Oregon in his specially built car. They applied for a marriage license Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Live Oak
Fla
UPI
Martin Ravellette
Klamath Falls
Ore
Jo Beth Johnson
Oregon
Pine Level Baptist Church
Florida
Jo Beth
Ravelette
Stella Shaughnessy Named VFW Executive
Stella Shaughnessy was installed as department president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at a joint ceremony preceding a banquet for the 29th annual Department Convention in Fallon Nevada. She led a slate of officers and will represent Nevada at the National VFW Auxiliary Convention in Seattle during the week of August 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Shaughnessy
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Department
Fallon
Shaughnessy
Charles Elkie
Agnes Crow
Ed Vaughan
J. C Caldwell
Harold Johnson
Tharon Webb
Ed Giannotti
William Shulley
Sylvia Tillis
Rose Keele
Rubylee Derrick
Mary Carter
Edna Farndale
Lois Pehrson
Sylvia Phillips
Mae Murray
Jean Ray
Alta Weaver
Nora Muller
Eddie Davignon
Margaret Wright
Mem
VFW
Department of Nevada Ladies Auxiliary
John Shaughnessy
Kit Carson
Carson City
Reno
Lincoln High School
College of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Washington
Carson City Business & Professional Women's Club
Federation of Service Clubs of
Bell Telephone Company of
Nevada
Claire Stevens
Sparks
John Burke
Portland
Oregon
Michael
Nevada National Guard
State of Nevada
Seattle
Linemen Strike Disrupts Central Florida Utilities
Cable cuts and damage to telephones, syrup in coin slots, poles burned, and relays damaged plagued a six county area in central Florida during a walkout by Local 824 of the IBEW. Company and union blame game follows wage and benefit dispute as Edwin L. Mason urges quick settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
The
International Brotherhood ‘of Electrical Workers
Afl-Cio
Robert Mount
Florida
Edwin L. Mason
Florida Public Utilities Commission
Cuban protest accuses CIA mob of disrupting plane arrival
Cuba's note to Britain denounces a Thursday incident as led by CIA elements from Miami and backed by a US funded mob. It claims violence halted disembarkation and forced passengers back aboard the arriving plane except for the Cuban consul's wife in Kingston, a British national, and a Cuban woman with Jamaican papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Miami
Kingston
Guerrilla Action Drives Communists Back in Shore Clash
Mai reported Nationalists met light resistance after Communist shore forces diverted to a peasant uprising sparked by boat firefight. The two groups joined, marching into mountains under a Nationalist guerrilla commander. They fought a five day hit and run battle with Communist troops. on June 26 Kuo Han disappeared, likely killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mai
Kuo Han
Chinese declaration shields regime while courting unity with Moscow
The Peking Peoples Daily declared Sino-Soviet unity yet Western observers say the text defends the regime and signals responsibility for any break in ties. They foresee Moscow talks aiming for a neutral communique and another meeting perhaps in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking Peoples Daily
Peking
China
Moscow
Cave rescue under way as miners feared trapped
State Mine Inspector Samuel Curtis and Turner warned recovery, not rescue, operations as two youths entered the mine’s unexplored passageway amid black damp. A 100 foot air tube was stationed at the entrance to assist the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Curtis
Turner
Bageer
Bandits Loot Currency Exchange After Wall Breach
Two masked gunmen crashed through a wall at a Chicago currency exchange and looted $40,000 from two safes and a cash drawer after awaiting a large armored car delivery. Cashiers Paula Galizia and Ethel Dickenson, with Dickenson's 11 year old daughter Patsy, fled or complied as the robbers escaped through the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Paula Galizia
Ethel Dickenson
Complying with a Communist Plot Claims in Senate Hearing
Barnett accuses Kennedy brothers of aiding demonstrations that may turn violent as he presents a photo of Dr Martin Luther King at Highlander Folk School Monteagle Tennessee. The school was closed in 1960 after charter revocation over social rules with no federal subversion finding. King attended Highlander in the early integration era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Highlander Folk School
Monteagie
Tenn
Tennessee
Georgia
Highlander School
House Committee On UN- American Activities
King
Highlander
Junta Raids Pro Castro Red Offices In Ecuador
Ecuadorian military junta raids Communist and pro Castro offices, seizes propaganda, with hundreds arrested mainly in Guayaquil. Censorship ends, curfew remains 9 PM to 6 AM, as talks for a civilian military unity cabinet continue and a constituent assembly is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Carlos Julio Arosemena Monroy
Guayaquil
Communist Party
Arosemena
Convict Appeals Cite Rights and Trial Perjury Case
The article notes a convict's hand printed petitions citing constitutional rights and legal authorities including Blackstone. It discusses a murder trial where Mrs. La Mar Stevens testified seeing Alexander in a Martinez tavern, and Alexander rejected a Washoe plea to a lesser charge, risking the death penalty before receiving life without parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackstone
la Mar Stevens
Martinez
Alexander
Kew British Tipped CIA Methods and Press Security Debate
The article notes Kew British who moved to the West 18 months ago has alerted the CIA to Communist agent methods. It reports many Soviet agents recalled behind the Iron Curtain amid London papers actions. Labor MPs complain that the D notice practice acts as a press notice to bolster government security gains during a period of security lapses highlighted by the Profumo affair and upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
CIA
London
Labor
United States
Harold Macmillan
Profumo
Tfme
Urge Free Attorneys for Needy Persons
Supreme Court Justice Tam Clark urged the Virginia State Bar to lead a nationwide push to provide private counsel for all penniless defendants after the court ruled that state courts must appoint lawyers for serious-crime defendants. He preferred private hands over a vast public defender system and urged the bar to take up the duty to furnish indigent counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Sulphur Springs
W. Va
UPI
Supreme Court
Tam € Clark
Virginia State Bar
High Court
Clark
Virginia State Bar Association
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Convention Center Drive
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Flamingo & Audrey
Carl's Nursery
Oakey
Neadquarters
Mrs. Stella Shaughnessy
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Miss Maude Frazier
Cuba
Paradise Valley
Las Vegas Strip
LAS Vegas Sun
Las Vegas
Commie
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Fred Bakeman
Fach
Helen Dohogomue
APTS
Desert Lane
Till Teller
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Ad Wong H
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Louis Basil & Orchestra
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Curran Productions
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