William Summers Heads Jefferson School PTA
William Summers was elected president of the Jefferson Elementary School PTA at a recent meeting. Also elected were Floyd Wickham as vice president Mrs Warren Fry secretary and Mrs William Hemp treasurer. The school band and chorus performed with members Perry Fleck William Hemp Wanda Lapole Charles Loy John Murray John Nale Randolph Stockman and choir under Mrs Eugene Miller featuring Starley Arvin Constance Baker Gail Buckner Jane Etzler Perry Flock Jean Fis Ann Heffner William Hemp Susan Hemp and Linda Ifert.
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William Summers
Jefferson Elementary School Parent Teacher Association
Floyd Wickham
Warren Fry
Wilam Hemp
Perry Fleck
William Hemp
Wanda Lapole
Charles Loy
John Murray
John Nale
Randolph Stockman
Eugene Miller
Starley Arvin
Constance Baker
Gail Buckner
Jane Etzler
Perry Flock
Jean Fis
Ann Heffner
Susan Hemp
Linda Ifert
Becky Loy
Denny Loy
David Martin
Joyce Morrison
Ellen Martiff
Theresa Martiff
John Naulle
Lois Remsburg
Evelyn Smith
Randolph Steckman
Mark Stonesifer
Baltimore Strike Halts Daily Papers For Four Weeks
Baltimore faces a four week lull in its daily press as 2,500 workers at The Sun and The News American remain out amid stalled talks. A federal mediator reports no settlement yet while a Baltimore Daily Tribune venture plans six times weekly edition at 10 cents, aiming Friday publication.
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Governors Propose Compact to Improve Education
Former Gov Terry Sanford notes a compact between state and educational leaders to raise U S education quality. He urges partnerships among governors, legislators, superintendents, boards, and colleges as a path, not uniformity, with multiple future patterns discussed at the governors conference.
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Civil Rights Acts Unite Churches Says Mrs. King
Mrs. Martin Luther King Jr. says the civil rights movement fostered ecumenical spirit among churches and unity in the fight for Negro rights. She cited Selma demonstrations as proof of cooperation across faiths and noted the movement has been led by the Negro church.
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Martin Luther King Jr
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King
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Terian
U.S.A
Selma
Ala
Attitudes Needed for True Integration
The speaker argues that beyond legal compliance, real progress requires changes in individual attitudes to accept African Americans.
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