High Court to Hear Two Key Controversies
The Supreme Court agreed to hear next term cases on legislative apportionment and sit-in protests from New York Maryland Virginia Alabama and South Carolina These include challenges to state representation and the legality of private individuals denying service on racial grounds The Court also revisited lower court sit-in convictions and other actions with emphasis on due process and civil rights current balance.
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Knights Of Columbus To Elect Officers In New Castle
The Knights of Columbus in New Castle will hold a meeting at 8 30 p m tomorrow to elect officers. All members are urged to attend the session.
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Knights of Columbus
New Castle
Carnegie Museum Director In Israel
Dr. James L. Swauger of the Carnegie Museum joins Dr. David Noel Freedman of Pittsburgh Theological Seminary in Israel for a summer excavation at Tell Ashdod. About 100 archaeologists geologists students native workers and scholars will participate. Tell Ashdod on the Philistine plain spans Late Bronze to Byzantine layers. Freedman will return to Pittsburgh Seminary in August.
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Carnegie Museum
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Pittsburgh Theological Seminary
Israel
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Egypt
Syria
Palestine
Ishdod
Pittsburgh Seminary
Christ Lutheran Vacation Church School Opens in Washington
Vacation Church School opened yesterday at Christ Lutheran Church Washington on Beckford Street with Rev. Harold Held as superintendent. Classes run 9 to 11 30 a m for children aged 4 to 12.
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Kegel Named Information Specialist for Agriculture Dept
James A. Kegel of Mechanicsburg was named information specialist for the state Agriculture Department by Secretary Leland H. Bull. A former Lancaster native and newspaperman, Kegel will earn 7720 dollars annually, coming from the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Association where he served in informational services since 1956.
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UPI
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Mechanicsburg
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Lancaster
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Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Centennial Leaders Will Meet Tonight
Two meetings of centennial workers are scheduled in New Wilmington this week. The executive board will meet at centennial headquarters at 8:15 p.m. with Howard Rodgers presiding. Queen nominees meet at Westminster College field house on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The centennial opens at 6 p.m. July 9 and runs through July 14.
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New Wilmington
Centennial
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