Gandhi speech urges personal change for global peace
Rajmohan Gandhi spoke to about 530 attendees in Frederick urging a universal ethic. He framed MRA as the path to a better world, stressing self-improvement and honesty, and warned that without inner reform nations face ongoing conflict and poverty. He urged individuals to give more, change attitudes, and live by core truths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rajmohan Gandhi
Frederick
Mr. Gandhi
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Baltimore-Washington
Free India
Gandhi
MRA
Frank Bookman
Art of survival: Gandhi Dinner highlights MRA gaps
Two Frederick sisters Sara and Dorothy Ensor, retired teachers active in Moral Re-Armament, hosted a Gandhi Dinner at Sheraton Inn Frederick. Pierre Spoerri of Caux spoke on bridging gaps between rich and poor, North and South, and the gap between ideals and realities, noting bridging gaps is the art of survival in a polarized world.
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Frederick
Sara
Dorothy Ensor
Letters to the editor criticizing church ads and funding
A Frederick reader defends free church advertising while denouncing anti gay rhetoric and calls for responsible newspaper coverage. The letter also includes a second open letter criticizing county commissioners over P CHVP funding and a religious appeal urging homosexuals to repent and accept Christ.
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Francis Scott Key Bible Church
American Nazi Party
Ku Klux Klan
FSK Bible Church
Frederick
Word of God
Hood College
FSK
Frederick News-Post
Mormons
Jehovah Witnesses
Unification Church
Christian Scientists
God
Frederick County
Board of Education
Local Crime and Social News Act in May 1829 and 1959 Highlights
May 25 1829 reports chicken thefts near Middletown with four hens taken from Oscar Enna and other farms of Edward Holter and Philip Coblentz. Also May 25 1959 covers Kiwanis Hawaii trip, Frederick prom at Frederick High, Walkersville Boonsboro baseball duel, and five county school break-ins totaling over 180 dollars.
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Oscar Enna
Middletown
Edward Holter
Philip Coblentz
Kiwanis Club
Frederick
Hawaii
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Hachiro Shimanuki
U.S. Army
Fort Detrick
Eight Isles
Union
Frederick High School
Bob Kersey
Weber Wilcam
Monrovia
Cindy Warner
Walkersville High School
Boonsboro
Ney
Middletown High School
Lewistown
Walkersville
Woodsboro
New Midway
Carter campaign paid ministers to endorse Carter in 1976
Washington records show Carter staff disbursed $1,000 to five black ministerial alliances after public endorsements, intending funds to aid church outreach. Lipshutz, then campaign treasurer, stated the payments were contingent on endorsements and used for organizing meetings and distributing literature.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Baptist Church
San Francisco Bay Area
Dale van Atte
Carter
Robert J Lipshutz
White House
San Francisco
Georgia
Andy Young
Young
Sacramento
California
Jerry Brown
Lipshute
Gov. Carter
Caliornia Ac
Richmond
Richmond Interdenominational Alliance
Chiles
Califano
Senate
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Gwendolyn
William W Johnson
E. Third St
Apt
Frederick, Md
P/CHVP
Cnua
Williams
Boe
Non
Fay W. Joy
Discovery Place
Guy Judh Mazhe
Hell
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Mary Cromwell
Thomas Ave
Prederick
Prank Cipe
Fred M Seibel
Shrewsbury
Lutheran Church
Fife
Setbel
Robert L. Smith
Second St
Robert A. Kemp
Clifton
Reno S. Harp
Madeline Harp
W. Second St
New York City
Union Theological Seminary
Reno S. Harp Jr
Frederica
Jack Anderson
Congress
HEW
Joe Califano
Lawton Chiles
D-Fra
Adomed
Lie Senate
William Cohen
R-Me
Joe” Califano
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
Palestine
Carmel
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