Blue Laws Discussion Wednesday at Greek church
The Rev. Philemon Pagiates of Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Dayton will speak on Blue Laws Righ or Wrong at 8 15 p m Wednesday at Sts Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church following a 7 15 p m Lenten service The panel will be moderated by Very Rev Milion Efthimiou and open to the public.
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Philemon Pagiates
Annunciation
Dayton
Sts. Constantine and Helen
Payiates
Corfu
Greece
Greek Theological Seminary
Brookline
Mass
Human Relations Council
Alter Ecumenical Consultants’ Commission
Wavi Radio Proggam
Holy Smoke
Greek Orthodox Diocese VII Council
Milion Efthimiou
Archbishop Iakovos criticizes adults for failing to set moral example
In Haverhill Massachusetts Archbishop Iakovos, primate of the Greek Orthodox Church of North and South America, said at a recent dedication that adults have failed to set an example of morality and trust for children that would withstand the materialism of today.
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Haverhill
Mass
Iakovos
Greek Orthodox Church of
North and South America
Nashville Riots Prompt Talks Between Students and Officials
In Nashville Tennessee police monitored noisy unrest after three nights of fires and gunfire around Tennessee State University and Fisk University. Talks involving student leaders SNCC and Nashville city officials began to seek a plan to quell violence as crowds dwindled under rain. Nearly 100 arrests occurred, with nine charged with inciting to riot, including two aides of Stokely Carmichael.
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Nashville, Tenn
Nashville
Tennessee State University
Fisk University
Tennessee State
George Washington Ware
Atlanta
Ernest Stephens
Tuskegee
Ala
Stokely Carmichael
Powell Tops Heavy Favorite in Harlem House Race
Adam Clayton Powell is the overwhelming favorite to win the Harlem seat in today’s special election to fill his old House district. Polls show Harlem voters may abstain, risking a complacent turnout as Powell eyes a 13th consecutive House term. opponents include Lucille Pickett Williams and Rev. Ervin F. Yearling, both Negroes and from rival parties.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
18Th
Powell
Lucille Pickett Williams
James H. Meredith
Ervin F. Yearling
Needs Of Elderly Will Be Studied
The Civic Association plans a ten year evaluation of senior needs in Middle Town led by L F Reinartz with C M Johnston Mrs Dave Finkleman William Denham and Ben kitchen on the Golden Age Club forecasting committee. Organized in 1953 the club serves those over 60 and became the Civic Association’s 14th agency in 1957. The group aims to expand activities as the 65 plus population is expected to grow about 20 percent in the next decade.
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Middletown
Civic Association
Calvin Lloyd
Golden Age Club
L. F. Reinartz
C. M. Johnston
Dave Finkleman
William Denham
Ben Kitchen
The
Reinart
Park Cleanup for Six Months After Disorderly Conduct Convictions
Cincinnati police say eight men and eleven juveniles were arrested during a disturbance Saturday night. Judge George S Heitzler sentenced the eight men to six months probation and ordered weekend cleanup duties at Ault and McFarland Woods.
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Cincinnati
Burns Kill Girl in Cincinnati At Age Five
A five year old girl, Monica Maddox, died in Cincinnati from burns suffered while playing with matches. The Associated Press reports the incident as accidental and notes medical staff attempted treatment but could not save her. Local authorities investigated the fire and offered safety reminders to prevent similar tragedies.
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Cincinnati
Burns
Monica Maddox
Curran Easter Egg Quandary Ends With A Fall
In Louisville Kentucky after John Curran colored 54 eggs, six more than the four dozen his wife had boiled, the family faced a dye dilemma. Their 13 month old son solved it by pulling the bowl from the table and shattering the eggs on the floor.
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Louisville
John Curran
Curran
Bill to Exempt Farmers From Personal Tax
A bill in the Ohio House would exempt farmers from the tangible personal property tax, costing about 10.5 million dollars annually in state revenue. The measure, backed by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, would phase down the tax over five years and end it by 1972, with sponsors led by Rep. Robert I. Evans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio House
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
House
Senate
Robert I. Evans
Cochocton
Farm Bureau
D. R. Stanfield
Bureau
Stanfield
Mexico Owned First Iron Warships in 1840s
In the 1840s Mexico held ownership of the world’s first iron warships, marking a notable early advancement in naval technology and national military capability. This historic detail highlights Mexico’s early adoption of ironclad warship design during a period of rapid maritime innovation.
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Mexico
Rose Duet Pattern and Pastel Deli Sheet Sale Ad
Vintage ad notes Rose Duet rose print pattern in pastel tones on white ground with mix and match options. Includes Cotton Muslin Sheets sale prices around £1.99 for 72x99 flat sheet and various sizes with fitted bottoms and case pair listings.
Seee Eeee Eas W Ina PSOE Event Report
A fragmented OCR item mentions political activity related to the PSOE party. The readable text references a meeting or event with named party identifiers and a location implied by context. No clear dates or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.
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Tus Witk
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Central Avenue
Geet
Meldee i Ee
Lady Pepperell
Sananeenees
Sweet Sixteen
Morgan-Jones
Ina
PSOE
Ava
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