Integrationists Fight Negro Equality At Methodist Parley
At a Denver conference the Atlanta theologial center faculty called for abolishing central jurisdiction segregating Negro Methodists. Gov Hodges blamed outside leadership for racial tension while protests against lunch counter segregation continued across Dallas Try New York and Virginia schools amid court dates and fines for demonstrators.
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Associated Press
Methodist Church
Denver
Atlanta
Interdenominational Theological Center
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Hodges
New York
Dallas
Try
N.Y
Prince Edward County
Methodists Face Class Tensions at Quadrennial Conference
At Denver opening of the general conference 800 delegates and 5 000 visitors confront worries that Methodism is developing middle class lines. The Christian Advocate flags rising affluence and calls for reform while debates surround the racially separate Negro jurisdictions and voice in church affairs.
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Denver
Walter G. Muelder
Boston University
School of Theology
The
Christian Advocate
United States
Charles ©. Parlin
New York
Tax Study Planned by Ohio Chamber of Commerce
A six month study by Ohio business and industry officials will examine how the state's business climate relates to current tax policy. Findings will be presented to business groups to build a united front on tax issues for the 1961 General Assembly session.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
United Business Front
General Assembly
Chamber
Australia Covered Area By Continent Size
Australia, the smallest continent, spans 2,948,366 square miles in total area. This figure highlights its compact landmass relative to other continents and underscores its distinct geographic scale.
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Australia
Divorce Notice in Butler County Ohio Case 3839
Linda Lou Wells residence unknown faced divorce petition filed March 25 1960 by Edward Wells in Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case 3839 for gross neglect of duty. Respond by May 14 1960 or petition may be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep. Deputy Charlotte F. Hermann. Attorneys Finkelman Ross. Publication dates March 30 April 6 13 20 27 May 4.
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Linda Lou Wells
Edward Wells
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Ohio
Joseph T. Kiep
Charlotte F. Hermann
Finkelman & Ross
Remington Rand Names Consolidated Butler County dealer
Remington Rand closes its Hamilton Branch and names Consolidated Inc Middletown exclusive dealer for Butler County. George Reed president says the firm will offer Remington Rand electric and standard office typewriters with other top brands, reflecting Consolidated policy to supply finest in office furniture machines and supplies.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Remington Rand
Hamilton
Consolidated, Inc
Middletown
Butler County
Consolidated
George Reed
Remington-Rand
A. B. Dick Mosier Safe
Yawman
Erbe
Domore
Adv
Killdeer nests in hollow camouflaged with stones
The killdeer, an American plover, lays stone-colored eggs. It builds its nest in a hollow surrounded by a camouflage of small stones and shell fragments that resemble the eggs.
Car plunges into river. five Ohioans escape unharmed
Five members of a Sandusky family slept in a car near a boat launch in Carthage Missouri when it slid into Spring River. Vinson Kilbourne age 23 and his wife Mary 23 escaped with their children Debbie 4 Robert 2 and Michael 3 months, who were rescued from the back seat as the heater ran.
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Carthage
Sandusky
Ohio
Spring River
Vinson HW Kilbourne
Kilbourne
Mary
Debbie
Robert
Michael
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