Methodist Area Names Negro Bishop in Newark and Central Pa
The Northeastern Jurisdiction created two Episcopal areas Newark New Jersey and central Pennsylvania. Bishop Prince A Taylor of Baltimore became head of the Newark area and Bishop Newell Booth from Africa was named supervisor for central Pennsylvania. Delegates set July 1 1985 as the deadline for transferring about 500 rural churches into the jurisdiction as integration progresses.
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Syracuse
Prince A. Taylor
Baltimore
Newark
N.J
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Taylor
Bisop Newell S. Booth
Africa
Bishop Taylor
Washington
Delaware
Gold ore yields per ton vary widely in ancient mines
Reports indicate gold ores commonly produce less than an ounce per ton with many yielding about one third of an ounce per ton, reflecting the low-grade nature of historic mining operations.
Ohio Buckeye Girls State Finishes Self Government Week
1 257 delegates from the American Legion Auxiliary at Capital University wrapped up a week of government learning as they approve bills on oath for public office seekers compulsory communist studies in schools extended speed zones 200 feet from schools pledge of allegiance mandatory job retraining for relief recipients underage drinking penalties prescription sales limits.
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Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye Girls State
U.S
American Legion Auxiliary
Capital University
Judges named to hear suit on districting in Ohio
Three federal judges will hear a Columbus filed suit by State Sen. John C. Smith seeking invalidation of Ohio’s 23 congressional districts and a legislative session to redraw apportionment. The panel includes Judge Lester L. Cecil, Carl A. Weinman, and Mell Underwood, chosen by Judge Paul Weick. Time and place of the hearing were not set.
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Akron
Ohio
U.S. District Court
Columbus
John C. Smith
Dayton
Lester L. Cecil
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Carl A. Weinman
Mell Underwood
Paul Weick
Sixth Circuit Court
Smith
Weick
Ex OSU aquatic star Rose Hoczek Burke dies at 56
Cleveland AP report says Rose Hoczek Burke longtime Ohio State swimming and diving champion from the late 1920s died at 56 after a long illness. She was the 1928 AAU indoor diving champion and later founded the Ohio Women's Swimming Association in 1935.
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Cleveland
Frank A. Burke
Ohio State University
U.S. Officials Cautiously Optimistic on South Vietnamese Fight
U.S. officials reported renewed aggressiveness by South Vietnamese troops against Communist guerrillas with cautious optimism. General Taylor prepares to leave for Saigon to assume U S ambassadorial duties and oversee civilian and military efforts, while General Wheeler will take over as Joint Chiefs chair.
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Washington
U.S
Taylor
Saigon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
South Viet Nam
Tayor
Viet Nam
Lodge says he has lost his lust for office in Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge announced he will resign as ambassador to South Vietnam to aid Governor Scranton in seeking the Republican nomination. He said he has lost his lust for office and will not accept foreign assignments or defend the administration’s Vietnam policy as a campaign issue. He noted improvements under Premier Nguyen Khanh and doubted a wider Asian war, but admitted uncertainty about the war's spread.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Lodge
United States
U.S
Scranton
GOP
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Asia
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Conn Thomas
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