Problems Of Negro Citizens Are Real Says Negro Leader
Henry J. Brown Jr profiles Whitney M. Young Jr a NAACP style piece lamenting persistent racial inequality. It notes Young's Urban League leadership since 1961 his prior roles and extensive public service including wartime service and academia. It quoting his March on Washington involvement and views on ongoing job discrimination and need for concrete gains.
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Henry J. Brown JR
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
The
Urban League
District of Columbia
Washington
Forty Years Labor Behind Early American Bible
AP Special Report by John B. Knox notes 300th anniversary of the John Eliot Bible produced by Massachusetts Bible Society. It was the first full Bible printed in the Western Hemisphere during the colonial era, an Indian Bible translated by Puritan missionary Eliot who learned an Algonquin dialect and crafted a phonetic writing system to render the text. The Bible remained in use for generations.
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John B. Knox Boston
Massachusetts Bible Society
Society
John Eliot
Eliot
Indian Bible and small falcons in early American lore
The piece recalls John Eliot driven from England in 1631 and his mission to Massachusetts Indians, noting the 1664 printing of the Indian Bible and its remaining copies with owner annotations. It also defines small falcons known as kestrels, hovering to hunt ground prey per Britannica.
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Martha’s Vineyard
Cape Cod
Vineyard
John Eliot
England
Massachusetts
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Notice to Contractors Sealed Proposals Maryland Roads
State Roads Commission invites sealed proposals for Frederick County project F 522 7 720 including drainage paving and bridge work on U S Route 15 from Old Frederick Road to Welty Road. Work includes a three span concrete slab bridge at Tom s Creek relocation of an 8 inch cast iron force main and box culvert. Bids due March 8 1964 at noon at 300 West Preston Street Baltimore Maryland with pre qualification and bond requirements.
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U.S
Flat Run
Pennsylvania State Line
State Roads Commission
Preston Street
Baltimore 3
Maryland
Commission
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Code of Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
John B. Funk
C. R. Pease
New Hampshire Outlanders Seek Sweepstakes Action in State
The Granite State Sweepstakes project draws both supporters and skeptics as New Hampshire residents weigh selling sweepstakes tickets in towns. A major race in September could award up to 100000 to the winning horse with hundreds of prizes, funding education via a per-pupil grant. If funded at 4 million dollars, state education aid would be roughly doubled, easing a long standing need.
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New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Granite State
Edward J. Powers
New Hampshire sweepstakes rules unveiled by Powers and King
Powers, after 22 years with the FBI, leads a tightly regulated $20,000-a-year sweepstakes under Gov. John W. King. Tickets cost $3 and are sold only at three race tracks or state liquor stores in approved communities. Purchasers must provide name and address. prize notices will come as checks or transfers, not emails.
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Powers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
John W. King
King
New Hampshire
Viet Nam Soldiers To Get Pay Raise
Major General Nguyen Khanh reports a roughly four million dollar yearly pay hike for enlisted men in South Viet Nam, averaging a 20 percent rise to about $2 monthly for privates and corporals. About 159,000 are affected. He also seeks representation for soldiers on his ruling junta. Icy rain marked the lunar New Year address at a remote highland outpost 280 miles northeast of Saigon.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Khanh
Saigon
Harrisburg Bank Merger Approved by Regulators
Comptroller James J. Saxon approved the merger of Compal Bank of New Bloomfield with Washington based Harrisburg National Bank & Trust Co. The deal involves about 126 million in deposits and consolidates the Harrisburg National bank with the First Nation entity in a move watched by Burz, Pa. and surrounding markets.
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Burz
Washington
Compal Bank of
New Bloomfield
James Harrisburg National
J. Saxon
Harrisburg Na
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