Education Association Bans Biased Cities on Convention Sites
In St Louis the National Education Association's 29th Representative Assembly voted to restrict future conventions to cities that provide a maximum degree of equality. The board had debated housing feeding and seating for all members but concluded no city fully meets the criteria. Nearly 4,000 delegates from 19 states and DC attended the 88th annual meeting in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
National Education Association
Association
Representative Assembly
NEA
Andrew D. Holt
Associations
United States
Holt
Washington, D. C
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Kansas
Missouri
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Florida sets hunting rules and season dates for 1965
Florida hunters face no closed days this season with deer turkey squirrel and bear open from November 25 to January 5 while quail runs November 25 to February 5. Bear and panther become protected animals with in season access only via special destruction permits. Buck deer need visible antlers and shotgun or rifle restrictions apply. Turkey hens and gobblers allowed with bag limits set.
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Tallahassee
Florida
State Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission
Commission
German Mother Arrested For Selling Brown Baby To Circus
A Munich paper reports a German girl was arrested for selling a brown baby to a circus for a freak, receiving 150 marks. The piece notes 7000 illegitimate children of colored troops, many mothers abandoning babies to charity, and a plan by European Catholic Welfare representatives to create a central colony to ensure persecution free education and future emigration or trades.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Munich
U. S
National Catholic Welfare Council
United States
Primitive Baptist National Convention To Meet In Capital
The Forty Third Annual Session of the National Primitive Baptist Convention will meet in Tallahassee Florida at the Philadelphia Primitive Baptist Church August 23 27. The theme is The Church Meets The Needs of Our Society. Delegates pay 1.00 nightly and 5.00 for meals Wednesday through Sunday with two meals daily at Griffin Normal Institute.
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Tallahassee
Florida
National Primitive Baptist Convention
Philadelphia Primitive Baptist Church
M. M. Scott
Scott
M. G. Miles
Primitive Baptist Churches of
Philadelphia
St. Mary, No. 1
St. Mary No. 2
Macedonia
Griffin Chapel
Friends of the
Griffin Normal Institute
Iola Douglas
Dean Street
Correction in Builders Ad Misstated Price
The Miami Times last week carried an advertisement by Lear Builders and Cal Con Construction Co. showing a down payment of 25.00 dollars for homes. The correct down payment is 2500 dollars.
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Lear Builders
Cal Construction Co
Miami Times
Fragmentary confession hints at a crime motive
The readable text shows a distressed speaker condemning herself for a traumatic act involving a newborn. Vague references suggest social pressure and potential guilt but lack concrete facts, dates, or identifiable persons to confirm events or outcomes.
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