Churches Want Racial Appreciation
Baltimore AP The general board of the National Council of Churches endorsed the Mississippi Delta Project to foster interracial understanding while addressing poverty illiteracy and bias. Dr Eugene Carson Blake said the Delta symbolizes resistance to equality but can become a symbol of redemption and reconciliation. The project seeks relief aid community leadership adult education literacy centers and economic skills mobilization with World Council co sponsorship. Delegates approved the resolution by voice vote.
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Baltimore
General Board
National Council of Churches
Mississippi Delta
Eugene Carson Blake
Blake
United Presbyterian Church of the USA
Mississippi
World Council of Churches
Jackie Robinson
Robinson
Moon lecture highlights lunar value for research and public invited
The article notes lunar studies offer astronomical insights under the Moon’s high vacuum, inviting public attendance at a lecture. It then lists Walkersville and county construction permits worth 52100 total, detailing eight county permits and one Walkersville permit for homes, a barn, a silo, and two small kitchen and bath installations across Frederick, Woodsboro, Thurmont, Taneytown, and Adamstown with specific addresses and owners.
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Walkersville
George Street
W. H Pfifer
Maple Avenue
Ford Road
Bethel Road
Floyd E. Morgan
RFD
Frederick
Ball Road
Donald and
Merel Kaetzel
Second Street
Woodsboro
Donald R
Rita A. Hahn
West Main Street
Thurmont
RFD 3
Sayburlee, Inc
Annie Cosgrave
Adamstown
Ebenezer Road
Park Mills Road
Penn Shop Road
Samuel R. Molesworth II
Mount Airy
Women Democrats Hold Meeting in Frederick County
Mrs. S. Madelyn Himes hosted the Women Democratic League of Frederick County at her Feaga ville home Saturday with a buffet. The group, meeting in place of its regular fourth Wednesday session, endorsed Mrs. Ruby V. Hahn for the National Convention in Atlantic City. The league adopted a friend at Montevue, awarded a mink sweater guard donated by Mrs. Mary Condon Hodgson, and welcomed new members Mrs. Sue Phebus and Mrs. Goodloe Byron.
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S. Madelyn Himes
Womens Democratic League
Frederick County
Feagaville
Mary Condon Hodgson
Lulu Foster
Brunswick
Mary Ellen Aldridge
Sue Phebus
Goodloe Byron
Sue Marken
Nellie Ruby
Marceline Atkinson
Ruby
Women mingle at March meeting in Winchester Hall
A long list of attendees names a large group of women including Hahn and Gregory as the March 1 meeting is set for Winchester Hall on the fourth Wednesday. The article notes Ethiopia’s population of about 20 million as a mix of Hamites Semites and Negroids.
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Ethiopia
NAACP to Provide Bond for Maryland Students
Salisbury AP reports the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People announced it will provide bond for all Maryland State College students arrested in racial demonstrations in Princess Anne. The decision followed a closed meeting of Eastern Shore NAACP branches at First Baptist Church.
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Salisbury
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Maryland State College
Princess Anne
Eastern Shore
NAACP
First Baptist Church
Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Presidential Nominee
The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced the presidents nominee on Thursday, moving the confirmation process forward. The committee vote reflected party lines while signaling strong bipartisan scrutiny of the nominees qualifications and potential policy impacts.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson nominates Thomas J. Kenney as U.S. attorney for Maryland
President Johnson nominates Thomas J. Kenney to be U.S. attorney for Maryland. The move marks a key federal staffing decision with implications for Maryland legal affairs and federal prosecutions.
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Johnson
Thomas J. Kenney
U. S
Maryland
Lecture on Scientific Benefits of Manned Lunar Exploration
Dr. Paul D. Lowman Jr. of NASA will speak at Hood College on March 9 at 8 p.m. about the scientific benefits of manned lunar exploration. The talk covers lunar geology, expected data from exploration, and how the moon as a control aids comparative planetology.
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Fort Detrick
Research Society of America
RESA
Hudson Hall
Hood College
Paul D. Lowman Jr
Manned Space Sciences Division
NASA
Lowman
Earth
Farm Service Worker Position Open in Maryland
Local man with experience sought for Farm Service Worker job at Springfield M Hospital Sykesville Maryland. Starting salary 2870 rising to 3060 July 1 1964 for 40 hour week with State Merit benefits. Apply Personnel Office weekdays 830 AM to 300 PM.
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Springfield M Hospital
Sykesvile
Maryland
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