Religion Racial Issues Crack Open Doors Across Denominations
Racial issues push changes in Southern churches as Southern Baptists split over segregation while Methodists adopt integration measures. United Presbyterian elects Edler G. Hawkins as first Negro moderator. Presbyterians order black districts to absorb white ones. Catholic parishes mostly integrated. Lutheran and Episcopal integration spotty.
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Atlanta
Edler G. Hawkins
New York
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Baptists
Methodist
General Conference of the
Presbyterian Church
U.S
South
James Patton
General Council
Louisiana
Raymond Wood
Landmarks Fall to Demolition in Hollywood NBC Sunset Studio
AP writer Bob Thomas recalls the NBC radio studios at Sunset Boulevard and Vine Street facing destruction after 25 years. He lists stars who worked there including Bing Crosby, Fanny Brice, Red Skelton, Al Jolson, and Edgar Bergen, noting memories and past broadcasts.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood (Ap
Hollywood
NBC Radio
Sunset Blvd
Vine St
Network
Bing Crosby
John Scott Trotter
Fanny Brice
Red Skelton
al Jolson
Jolson
Edgar Bergen
Ozzi
Harriet Nelson
Phil Harris
Alice Faye
Oscar Levant
Jack Benney Lum
Abner
Meredith Willson
NBC Sunset
Washington Briefs On World Tension And Rights Debate
AP reports that a Soviet China split could end in a break but not full war, per Dr. Mose L. Harvey now at the University of Miami. The Bill of Rights debate sees 223 constitutional lawyers opposing religious exercises in public schools. A passerby recalls a sad moment as a place closes.
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Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
China
Mose L. Harvey
State Department
U.S. News & World Report
Harvey
Center For Advanced International Studies
University of Miami
House Judiciary Committee
Mixed Messages on Amendments and Faith Communion
The article notes hearings on proposed amendments with no date set for closed deliberations. It cites former Secretary of State Christian Herter urging independence among Romania Czechoslovakia and Hungary and favoring trade concessions to satellites. It also covers President Johnson’s communion at St Mark's Episcopal Church amid questions of eligibility and fresh foreign loan repayment data totaling $100 billion principal and $4 billion interest. Eskimo saying on wolf and caribou closes.
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RED Bloc
Christian Herter
Moscow
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Herter
Johnson
Geneva
Poland
Yugoslavia
United States
The
Christian Church
Com
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Albert J. du Bois
American Church Union
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News of Religion
Southeastern Synod
Lutheran Church In America
Pittsburgh
Milton Wood
Harry H. Epstein
Ipee
Saturn
Quality Products of Plough, Inc
Suarcaine Haan
Peoples Service DrugStores
Emmitsburg High School
EME Wesbine MD
Beverly
Robert R. Zimmerman
Connie L. Sanchez
Susan E. Martin
B. Craig Stoops
Barbara A. Brines
Thelma J. Herring
Karl J
Mark’s
William M. Baxter
Episcopal
William F. Creighton
Mas R. Harbaugh
Margaret A. Sharer
Alan L. Brauer
Carolyn A. Umbel
H. Eugene Eyler
Linda A. Smith
Harry A. Harner
Donna D. Sayler
Commerce Department
Arua
Frederick Home & Auto Store
N. Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Kelvinator
Matthews’ Gas Company
Center Street
Thurmont
Maryland
William S. Hood, Inc
East Street
Ray H. Myers & Son
Ohler’s Electric & Refrigeration
Ermmitsburg
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