Protestants and Catholics Will Kneel Together
The World Council of Churches and Protestant groups observe unity week January 14 to 25 with separate prayer formats. The observance stems from Father Paul James Francis and the Society of the Atonement, now a Catholic order at Graymoor, aiming to bridge Anglican and Roman Catholic ties while focused on the eight-day sequence from January 16 to January 23.
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Jules Loh
New York
World Council of Churches
Keith Bridston
World Counci
Lewis Thomas Wattson
General Theological Seminary
Paul James Francis
Pmite
Son River
West Point
Paul
Society of the Atonement
Rome
Paul Re
Frederick
J Kinsman
Delaware
Church of Rome
Father Paul
North America
Lis Zoa
Plan To Call Number Of Witnesses In Jackson Slayings Trial
Two federal prosecutors said subpoenas will be issued in the Mehin Davis Rees Jr. case to compel Virginians to testify. They will travel to Louisa County to inspect the crime scene and interviewed loc al witnesses as the Jan 25 Baltimore trial date approaches. The Jackson killings involve Carroll Vernon Jackson Janet and Mildred Jackson with a related slave kidnapping charge against Rees.
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Richmond, Va
Jackson
Robert E. Cahill
H. Russell Smouse
Vabill and Smouse
Baltimore
Virginia
Mehin Davis Rees Jr
Rees
Hyatsville
Baltiore
G. T. Mann
Mann
Carroll Vernon Jackson
Janet
Fredericksburg
FBI
West Memphis
Ark
Susan
Dear Helen Advice Column Highlights
Dorothy Dix addresses marriage priorities and youth versus money in a troubled union. A reader asks about lipstick at age 13, with Helen Worden Erskine advising parental guidance. The column closes with a reader expressing enjoyment of the column.
You Want to, Mrs Kee and Helen Worden Erskine
A reader from Noreo California asks for frank guidance on love triangle cases. The column replies that some cases are sickening while the columnist remains patient. The writer invites sending problems with a stamped self addressed envelope to the newspaper care of Helen Worden Erskine.
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Helen Worden Erskine
Bell Syndicate
Maryland school desegregation makes gains statewide
About one third of 341 Maryland schools in 23 counties enroll both white and Negro pupils. Desegregated schools rose from 246 to 285 this year, the largest increase since 1957. An extra 1,646 Negro pupils bring total county enrollment to 6,737. Baltimore City figures pending. Garrett County has no Negro pupils.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Department of Education
Baltimore City
Garrett County
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Anne Arundel
Allegany County Leads Desegregation Among Maryland Counties
The Department of Education reports Allegany County has the most complete desegregation with 303 Negro pupils in 15 of 34 schools. Across the state, Carroll, Frederick, Montgomery, and Prince Georges saw increases, while Washington County declined by 19 pupils.
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Gether
Allegany County
Department of Education
Allegany
Carrol
Fredericks
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Washington County
Maryland Senate targets diploma mills with new bill
Senator Mary L. Nock introduces a Maryland measure to curb diploma mills by defining fraudu lent degrees as deceptive. The bill requires legitimate institutions to award degrees properly and imposes up to 10000 in fines and ten years in prison for violators, as part of a national push led by Dr. Arthur Flemming.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Mary L. Nock
D-Wicomico
Nock
Isstate Southern Regional Education Board
Arthur S. Flemming
U. S
Flemming
G. S
Faculty Faces Suit Over Teaching Facilities Debacle
A lawsuit targets the university administration alleging mismanagement of teaching facilities affecting medical law and bachelor degree programs. Plaintiffs claim inadequate classrooms labs and resources for physicians and lawyers in training, seeking corrective action and damages.
WCTU Protest Over U S Embassy Spending
Evanston AP The Woman's Christian Temperance Union objects to a proposed rise in the State Department representation fund claiming funds are spent on liquor for embassies and diplomatic functions. They urge President elect Kennedy to reconsider and stress sobriety and judgment in foreign affairs.
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Evanston
Woman's Christan Temperance Union
U.S. State Department
Shire
Iew
Jona F. Kennedy
Fred J. Tooze
WCTU
Kennedy
Tooze
Explosions Alarm Silver Spring Residents
Three explosions and a flash of flame were reported over Silver Spring as three F-100 jets from Andrews Air Force Base flew nearby. Fire dispatcher Martin Best said the flash likely came from a low flying jet turning on its afterburner while investigators consider the incident.
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Silver Spring
Martin Best
Montgomery County
Andrews
Ike To Spend Weekend At Camp David
President Eisenhower will leave the White House after lunch Friday for Camp David near Thurmont Maryland and return Sunday. The White House says he will have no guests and will work on his farewell speech to the nation which will be broadcast at 830 p.m. Tuesday by radio and television.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Camp David
Thurmont
White House
Anne Wheaton
Jet bomber crashes near San Diego air base
A four engine bomber from March Air Force Base exploded in the air and crashed near Pa Oeservatom east of the observation area. The incident was reported to the Federal Aviation Agency.
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San Diego
Cali
APA
March Air Force Base
An Orynes
Pa Oeservatom, Sere
Federal Aviation Agency
Snow snarls traffic in northern Japan and Hokkaido
A raging snow storm snarled traffic in northern Japan and Hokkaido as a freezing cold wave swept the country. Temperatures plunged across Japan causing widespread travel disruption and power outages. Geographically, the storm disrupted major routes and daily routines across multiple prefectures.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hokkado
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Graymoor
Garrison
N.Y
Health Insurance Institute
Dorothy Dix
Helen Wordem Erskine
Helen
J. B
Ome
M. E. Kee
Noreo, Calif
Mrs. Kee
Bill
Diploma
Ike
Gerould T. Lane
Santa Barbara
Califap
Eastman Kodak Co
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Finest Music and Sound System
Irrevocable Perpetual Care Funds
United States
Canada
International Cemetery Exchange
Christ
Christus
N. Court St
Hansonville
R. W. Thompson
Christi
Domenic Zappia
FUNDA
Hiyfe
FWSPA
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