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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1967

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3

Webster College to sever church ties and go secular

Missouri's Webster College president Sister Jacqueline Grennan seeks dispensation from vows as the school plans to move to a secular governance model. She argues academic freedom requires independence from church control while the Sisters of Loretto note vows may be relinquished only with Rome's approval.

Missouri Harry F. Rosenthal St. Louis Jacqueline Grennan Webster College Sisters of Loretto Webster Jacqueline Lorretines Grennan Sisters of Loretto Miss Grennan Sisters of Moretto Rome Jean Marie Grennan Sterling Vatican Congregation of Religious U.S. Supreme Court Maryland Msgr James C. Donahue U.S. Catholic Conference Maryland College Maryland Court of Appeals Hood College United Church of Christ College of Notre Dame Baltimore St. Joseph’s College Emmitsburg Western Maryland College Westiminster Fulton J. Sheen Nathan Hales Benedict Arnolds Bishop Sheen Sargent Shriver

AFL CIO Hyphen Remains Amid UAW Power Move

Detroit AP report outlines the AFL CIO hyphen symbol as labor union history, the UAW threat to sever ties, and planned actions at a 2022 pre bargaining convention. It notes leadership tensions between George Meany and Walter Reuther, the merger origins, and potential for UAW withdrawal while preserving the Industrial Union Department under Reuther.

Detroit Afl-Cio United Auto Workers Jis Mmost International Executive Board UAW George Meany Walter P. Reuther Reuther Meany Dis Suade Reuther Carpenters Painters Printers Congress of Industrial Organizations Reuther and Meany Congress

County Ballet Triumph Delights Frederick Students

Frederick County's culture program scored another triumph when twenty young dancers from the Harkness Ballet of New York performed at Thomas Johnson Auditorium before several thousand school children. Joanna Kneeland narrated with Claudia Corday and Aly Pourfarrokh demonstrating steps, while soloists Alexis Hoff and Robert Vickrey drew praise. The piece Idylle, with music by Francois Serrette, choreography by George Skibine, told of love and jealousy through three horses, and the audience responded with enthusiastic applause. Capers closed the program, praised for dance by Margaret Mercier, Bonnie Mathis, and Richard Wolf. The reviewer noted the children’s strong engagement and urged continued exposure to quality ballet.

Frederick County Harkness Ballet New York City Thomas Johnson Auditorium Joanna Kneeland Claudia Corday Aly Pourfarrokh Kneeland Alexis Hoff Robert Vickrey Francois Serrette George Skibine Alwyne Camble Miss Corday Morton Winston Salvatore Aiello Serrette Vittorio Rieti Brian Macdonald Peter Wexler Margaret Mercier Bonnie Mathis Richard Wolf

CIO Leadership Change and 1952 Dying President

The text notes a sequence of CIO leadership events. Lewis organized the CIO nationwide. In 1952 Philip Murray, then president, died and was succeeded by Walter Reuther, who was a vice president at the time.

Lewis CIO Philip Murray Reuther

Leonardo da Vinci Left-Handed Genius Foresaw Flying Machine

The piece highlights Leonardo da Vinci as a left-handed, reverse-writing genius who painted the Mona Lisa and drafted early flying machine concepts. It then pivots to a sales pitch for Kaufman Oldsmobile International, listing the client name, address, and phone number for contact.

Leonardo da Vinci Kaufman Oldsmobile International Patrick St

Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Revolutionizes Relief

New healing caBe stance Bio-Dyne discovery from a world famous institute shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing discomfort with Preparation H available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.

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