Lions Honor Four Charter Members in Founders Week
The Lions Club of Frederick honors four remaining charter members at a lunch at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Seated at the head table were past district governors and local leaders as 75 members and guests observed the event marking International Founder's Week.
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Richard F Simmons
Carl Thomas
Carroll Manor Club
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Virginia Schools Move to Integrate Amid Federal Pressure
Virginia schools began moves toward integration as Norfolk and Arlington opened plans for desegregation while courts denied delays. A federal fund proposal in Washington seeks 200 million dollars to aid communities merging schools, opposed by some state leaders. Local magistrates ordered support actions in two separate non support cases, with market reports following the statutory notices.
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