Episcopalians Back Negro Led Groups Call
National church leaders support reallocating funds to aid Negro led groups and urban projects. Dr. Arthur Flemming and Morris Abrams back the plan for cooperation to advance basic human rights amid ecclesiastical debates on funding, new canons, and women’s seating.
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Episcopalians
Seattle
Arthur §. Flemming
The
National Council of Churches
Interdenominational Organization
American Jewish Committee
Morris B. Abrams
New York
James P. Shannon
St. Paul - Minneapolis
Episcopal Presiding
John E. Hines
James A. Pike
Ivor I. Curtis
Bishop Pike
San Francisco Voters Likely On Vietnam War Question
California Supreme Court rules San Francisco voters may decide on Vietnam policy. Court orders registrar to place a cease fire and U S withdrawal measure on the November 7 ballot if petition signatures meet the required number. Citizens for a Vote on Vietnam claim 22,000 signatures collected, with 12,000 needed.
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San Franciscans
California Supreme Court
San Francisco
America
Vietnam
Registrar of Voters
U.S
Basil Healey
Audubon Speaker to Address Middletown Society
Herschel Stone of Cincinnati, member of state national and Cincinnati Audubon societies, will speak Thursday night at the Park Board office 1400 Highland St. on wild birds origins habits and identifying marks with discussion of leveling Sebald Park. Talks open to the public.
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Herschel Stone
Cincinnati
National
Cincinnati Audubon Societies
Middletown Society
Park Board
Highland St
Sebald Park
Scout Fellowship Dinner Speaker Named For Dinner Event
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge Carl D. Kessler will headline the 11th annual Pokey Griffith District fellowship dinner at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the Church of the Ascension. He holds the Silver Beaver Award and serves on the Miami Valley Council executive committee. The program includes the President's Award to two district scouters, one to a Warren County area nominee, with Lars Larson presiding and Tom Tuttle as general dinner chair. Reservations at 423 6507.
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Montgomery County Common Preas Court
Carl D. Kessler
Pokey Griffith
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Church of the Ascension
Kessler
Miami Valley Council
Dayton
Farragut State Park
Idaho
Harry Bedford
Warren County
Lars ‘Larson
Tom Tuttle
Jack Baker
Reginald Farrar
Jim Fay
Everett Sherron
David McCoy
Scout Office
Detroit Schools Open After 13 Day Strike For Pay Rise
Detroit schools reopened for 300000 students as teachers returned after a 13 day strike, winning a two year across the board raise totaling 1700 dollars, a shortened 39 week year, and class size limits. The ratified contract aims to reduce unsettled districts, while projected costs push the system toward deficit financing.
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Detroit
Michigan
Crestwood
Dearborn Heights
William G. Milliken
Bloomfield Hills
Oak Park
Dearborn
Menominee
Board of Education
Two Newport Men Indicted in Bank Robbery Case
Covington based report says U S District Court grand jury indicted Elmer S Edwards 29 and Stanley J Sward 20 both Newport for the June 30 Newport Kentucky West Side Savings Bank robbery in which about 11000 was taken part of which was recovered on a Campbell County farm near Newport The indictment cites the Newport bank robbery and recovery of some of the money with the two men as defendants.
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Covington, Ky
U.S. District Court
Newport
Elmer S. Edwards
Stanley J. Sward
West Side Savings Bank
Campbell County
Apple Festival Opens Wednesday in Jackson County
Jackson Ohio AP reports the annual Jackson County Apple Festival opens Wednesday and runs through Saturday night, drawing thousands to the celebration of Ohio’s traditional harvest.
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Jackson, Ohio
Ohio
Jackson County
Goldwater recounts 1964 campaign tricks at convention
Barry Goldwater says supporters at the 1964 Republican National Convention planned to blackout radio and TV coverage of any network deemed too obnoxious. He recalls marking up cables and a missing bullhorn battery incident while noting his early polling predicted an 80 percent Johnson win. William E. Miller joined on the program titled That Was the Election That Was.
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New York
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Cow Palace
National Educational Television
Hugh Scott
William E. Miller
Buffalo
N.Y
San Francisco
Johnson
Miller
Stock market listing criteria and profits focus
A broker explains that about 1,200 common stocks are listed on the New York Stock Exchange, representing under 1 percent of U.S. corporations which account for roughly 70 percent of profits. Listing requires earning at least 1.2 million annually after taxes for three years, though each company is judged on merits, with criteria for listing and de listing.
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New York Stock Exchange
P.O
New York
N.Y
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