Civil Rights Conference A Success or Not
Washington AP report on a two day civil rights conference. Roy Wilkins and Asbury Howard offered cautious views while delegates heard Ford Johnson Randolph and Marshall. The response favored President Johnson and resisted making Viet Nam a racial issue. The event avoided major incidents and remained a sociable, interracial gathering.
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Washington
White House
Philip Randolph
Thurgood
Viet Nam
Congress of Racial Equality
U. S
Adventists Train for Army Service at Desmond Doss Camp
In Grand Ledge Michigan 228 Adventist men spent 5 30 a m to 9 30 p m over two weeks at Camp Desmond T Doss training to fit into medical divisions while respecting sabbath and non combatant beliefs. The program began in 1934 and is led by MCC Lt Titus J Henderson a former Marine drill instructor. Clark Smith notes about Viet Nam service and noncombatant status.
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Phil. Brown
Grand Ledge
Mich
Desmond T. Doss
Army
Adventista
Viet Nam
Clark Smith
Smith
United States
Canada
Baslcc
MCC — Medical Cadet Corps
MCC
Titus J. Henderson
Pasteurization: Dairy Land Magic Pasteurization Described
The process named for Louis Pasteur heats raw milk to at least 145 degrees Fahrenheit for no less than 30 minutes and then cools it promptly to 30 degrees Fahrenheit or lower. It aims to destroy harmful bacteria while preserving flavor and food value.
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Louis Pasteur
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SOC
Leadway Pineapple Juice
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