Kansas Mother of the Year selection marred by clerical error
The American Mothers Committee admitted a mixup that wrongly informed 39 Kansas mothers they had been chosen as state candidates for National Mother of the Year. A clerical error caused volunteers to mail Dear State Mother of 1959 letters instead of Dear Member invitations. Aileen Fogarty, national director, said the error came from mailing lists and letters, with two affected individuals already notified.
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Eisenhower Granddaughters Shine At Easter Fashion Show
Gettysburg Pa AP President Eisenhower and wife led a procession to Easter services with their three granddaughters Barbara Anne Susan and Mary Jean drawing major public attention in white red and pink outfits. The First Lady wore pink violet ensemble with pearls while Mrs John Eisenhower wore navy blue with fox fur. The girls wore red and white dresses and decorative hats as about 300 onlookers watched at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church. The President accompanied his family to a front pew and the service focused on renewal and peace with plans to return to Washington Monday.
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Princess Margaret to Visit in Rome amid campus convocation
Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania announced Founder’s Day events for its 127th anniversary with a special convocation on Memorial Field. Princess Margaret reportedly plans a Rome visit with Queen Elizabeth and may meet Pope John XXIII, while Dwight D. Eisenhower was said to be anxious to attend.
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Major Items This Week In Annapolis Budget Potomac River Pact
In Annapolis the state Senate moves toward final action on the budget and Potomac River Compact. House leaders hope to finish by Saturday though a closing Monday deadline looms. Gov Tawes proposes 42.7 million for teacher pay and state-wide salary equalization, with tax concerns and borrowing for buildings and land. A Bach Festival at Gettysburg features Dr Robert Tangeman presenting sacred music on April 2.
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Bach Program At Seminary And Gettysburg College
The Lutheran Theological Seminary and Gettysburg College host a morning lecture by a musicologist on Johann Sebastian Bach at 10 AM in the Church of the Abiding Presence. At 2 PM Bach recital by organist Claire Coci follows, with a choral prelude and Bach chorales performed under director Mr Chppinger. A later evening recital is tentatively planned at 8:30 PM with a $30 admission. The Seattle Aerial Phenomena Research Group seeks participants for unidentified flying object investigations nationwide, via Public Relations Coordinator, 114273 14th Avenue NE, Seattle. Virginia Reelers’ Virginia Festival in Charlottesville will be hosted by Carey Harold Custer of Hagerstown, Md, with an April 4 program featuring fencing and square dancing from 5:40 PM to 6:40 PM and 7:50 PM to 9 PM.
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