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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1964

Page

2

Maryland Bill Dead Over Catholic College Scholarships

In Annapolis the House approved 290 scholarships to five Catholic colleges Loyola Saint Agnes Notre Dame Saint Josephs and Saint Mary's but the Senate refused to concur with changes. Senator Curran argued for broader inclusion of private colleges and noted Protestant schools. The legislature already funds private institutions including Hood and Western Maryland. In New York Alan Freed, former top rock n roll DJ, was indicted for evading over $37 000 in income taxes.

Annapolis Maryland House of Delegates Senate Loyola Saint Agnes Notre Dame Saint Joseph’s Saint Mary's Joseph Curran Jr Dba NEW York Alan Freed

Children 11 and 12 draft rules for parents in Toledo

Sixth grade pupils from Beverly and Marshall schools compile a “Code of Savior” for parents. They offer dozens of rules on bedtime punishment fair treatment and television. Children urge listening understanding and earning allowances while urging parents not to be grouches.

Joan Anderson Toledo Blade Toledo, Ohio Beverly and Marshall

Matzoth Shortage Sparks Protests In Moscow Synagogue

Soviet authorities closed the last Moscow bakery making matzoth for Passover triggering uproar in the city’s Jewish community. Rabbi Yehuda Levin urged reopening as Jews with flour receipts appealed for supervised baking for the March 27 to eight day observance.

Moscow Yehuda Levin Levin Hockey League Bob Nelson Lou Jankowski Nelson Jankowski

Matzoth Supply Short in Moscow Ahead of Passover

Officials report only about 6 000 kilograms of matzoth promised for Moscow's 20 000 Jewish families, far short of the 15 lines needed. Supplies are being shipped from the United States Israel Belgium and other places, but the total in sight remains a small fraction of demand.

Matzoth Moscow Mattzoth Atzoth United States Israel Belgium

Burglar Alarm Confusion Tied to Painter Error

A burglar alarm first reported at Colonial Jewelry Store on West Patrick Street sounded Sunday 5 p m and was later corrected to Colonial Music Store on East Patrick Street. Police said the false alarm was accidentally set by a painter inside the building. Kudor tribesmen of New Guinea greet visiting naturalists with esteem but view outsiders seeking gold as "long-long" or crazy.

Colonial Jewelry West Patrick Street Colonial Music East Patrick Street New Guinea Bennett’s Bennett

Pope speaks to children on Protestantism in Rome

In Rome Pope Paul VI gathered a group of Catholic children after evening Lenten services and led a floor-session lesson. He said the church teaches love for all and asked the youngsters how to meet the Lord, with responses centering on meeting through the church.

Rome Paul VI Our Lady of la Salette

Pope Addresses Children On Protestant Priest Question

Vatican sources said the pontiff spoke to children not Protestants and argued both groups need priests and organized churches. The remarks appear aimed at stressing Catholic understanding amid ongoing Christian unity talks.

Vatican Eee

Soviet Cuba Aid Pact Then Credit for Equipment

The Soviet Union signed an agreement on Monday to provide Cuba with a 14 million ruble credit in 1964 and 1968 worth about 15.5 million dollars for equipment and spare parts to support Cuban needs in the defense and industrial sectors.

Havana Soviet Union Cuba

Archaelogical Find Dates to 291 B.C. in New World

A fragment of a large stele unearthed by a National Geographic Society expedition in Mexico bears a date equivalent to 291 B.C. marking the oldest recorded date in the Americas. The report notes Soviet assistance in local projects in Oriente Province and cites Russian technical help.

National Geographic Society Mexico B.C New World

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