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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1964

Page

7

Presbyterians elect first Black moderator in church history

Edler G. Hawkins, a Bronx pastor, becomes the first Negro moderator of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. He vows to push civil rights causes and unify the denomination while facing criticism from some presbyteries over racial demonstrations. Blake calls it color blind progress as Hawkins leads for a year.

Oklahoma City Okla Edler G. Hawkins United Presbyterian Church U.S.A St. Augustine Presbyterian Church New York Bronx J. Vernon Lloyd Danville Calif Hawkins United Presbyterian Presbyteries Blake Baltimore Mr. Hawkins United States Cived A. Ray

Curious Still Flock To Dallas

In Dallas on the six month mark since President Kennedy's assassination a growing number of visitors come to the site near the Texas School Book Depository and the park with bouquets on the grass. They study the area where the shots were fired and the nearby jail area, with a memorial block donated about $15,000 two blocks away.

Dallas Tex John F. Kennedy Kennedy Texas School Book Depository Lee Harvey Oswald

Cadet Dunmar Reinstated After Ailes Ruling at West Point

Secretary of the Army Stephen Ailes ordered the reinstatement of West Point cadet John H. Dunmar of Anaheim, Calif., amid contempt action. Ailes cited a federal judge's injunction requiring Dunmar's return, after the academy had expelled him for alleged quibbling or deceiving officials about confinement for a minor infraction while housed in the infirmary.

Anaheim Calif Ailes Lampert U.S. Dist Edward M. Curran Dunmar Army Academy

Bicycle Usage Surges with About 12 Million in Use

The article notes an estimated twelve million bicycles are currently in use across the United States, reflecting wide adoption of cycling as transportation and recreation. It highlights distribution across urban and rural areas and implies growing market demand for bikes and related accessories.

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