Great Migration Outdoors Shapes Family Backyards
A feature on the rise of outdoor living spaces guiding families to create patios decks and shelters outside the home. It covers planning factors such as space taste weather sun angle and seasonal use with details on terraces decks pavilions gazebos and privacy fencing.
Picnics Get Modern Yet Elegant For Easy Spring Outings
A seasonally themed piece recalls past elaborate picnics and offers a modern easy alternative. Packable tableware from Pyrocream glass ceramic resembles fine English ware, with break-resistance and no fragility concerns. Includes serving pieces two casseroles a percolator and a beverage server with candle warmers to keep food hot.
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Bogalusa Whites Push Recall Vote to Oust Mayor
In Bogalusa Louisiana white residents rally for a recall election to remove Mayor Jesse Cutrer Jr amid protests over desegregation. The all white parks were closed after a test picnic by about 100 Black residents. signs at the rally were torn down and calls to march on City Hall echoed as officials faced pressure from segregationists.
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Bogalusa
Jesse Cutrer Jr
Commission Council
Louisiana
City Hall
USSR Farmers Travel Miles to Weekly Bath
Wheat farmers in the virgin lands of Kazakhstan travel by truck convoys to provincial towns every Saturday night for their weekly bath. The newspaper Trade said the columns cover 10 to 20 miles or more to reach public baths as farms have no washing facilities. It blamed Moscow central planning for a decade of reduced farm bath construction.
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Moscow
Kazakhstan
Trade (Labor
Udall Chooses Tornado Alert Via Telephone System
In Udall Kansas three rings signal danger as the town builds on a decade of storm safeguards. Mayor Jerrold Hoffman helped develop a quadrants wired warning system linked to about 150 farm telephones and a citywide siren network.
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Udall
Kan
Tornato
City Hall
Kansas Prairie
Civil Defense
Jerrold Hoffman
Hoffman
Presbyterians Push Bold Ministry Beyond Church Walls
At the United Presbyterian Church assembly in Columbus Ohio a 100 member committee urged bold new forms of ministry outside church walls as the 177th General Assembly enters its sixth day. Rev John W Meister of Fort Wayne said the plan challenges all 9100 churches to renew and extend their ministry with presbyteries charting independent courses while a forthcoming confession of faith may underscore doctrinal support for sociological projects.
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177Th General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
John W. Meister
Fort Wayne
Ind
Church votes to reaffirm historic moral standards in council split
The assembly with 835 delegates rejected leaving the National Council of Churches and dismissed sexual morality petitions. The Birmingham Presbytery had urged withdrawal from the council and disassociation from civil rights demonstrations. The body approved a brief motion reaffirming adherence to historic moral standards.
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Assembly
National Council of Churches
Birmingham
Ala
Council
No Holiday for Booze Sales Across the State
AP reports the state Alcoholic Beverage Control office maintains liquor sale rules with no holiday exemptions. Officials say the day after a holiday, sales proceed under existing regulations, affecting retailers and customers statewide.
Memorial Day liquor sale rules clarified
J. R. Cheney, ABC director, warned dealers that municipalities may observe Memorial Day after May 30 as a legal holiday. The issue arose from Memorial Day falling on Sunday and the following Monday typically observed as well, causing confusion over liquor sale legality.
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J. R. Cheney
ABC
Cheney
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