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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1960

Page

13

Maryland Chief Legal Officer Rules Bible Reading Constitutional

Maryland Attorney General Ferdinand Sybert ruled that daily Bible reading in public schools is constitutional with objections allowed to excuse students from class. He warned objections do not justify absences and private schooling remains the recourse. The ruling follows a request sparked by Madalyn Murray and her son from Woodbourne Junior High amid a push for compulsory readings. Mrs Murray, an atheist, disputes the ruling and plans further action with her attorney.

Baltimore Maryland Ferdinand Sybert Sybert James Gentry Madalyn E. Murray Woodbourne William J. Murray Murray Fred E. Weisgal The American Civil Liberties Union Weisgal Baltimore School Board George B. Brain Attorney Generals

Local Social News and Weekend Visits Reported

Bolivar and surrounding area residents share weekend visits with G E Webb and others. Mr Webb, recently discharged from Martinsburg hospital, shows improvement. Guests include Charlies H Glover of Gaithersburg and Daniel Dudrow of Naugatuck. Mrs Ramsdill travels from Atlanta to Washington, D C, visiting her grandson Jimmy Littleton. Local families host birthdays, dinners, and gatherings as frost ushers in fishing successes on the Shenandoah with bass and catfish catches.

G. E. Webb Bolivar Charlies H. Glover Gaitherssburg Webb Ringo Martinsburg Daniel Dudrow Naugatuck Conn CE. Dudtrow Ion J. W. Ramsdill Ernest Littleton Atlanta Washington, D. C Jimmy Littleton Fredda Bowers Alten Nuice Little Son Halltoun J. D. Bowers Little Mark Bowers Lillie Dietz Silver Spring John Heafer Dorothy Walters Grace Rider Andy Mecum Vuargima Orame Dorothy Margaret Zombro Harold Greer Anna Mauzy Zombro Shenandoah River Austin Mater Junior Jones

Local anglers prize bass as fishing season ends

Seventeen local fishermen formed a pool with a top prize for the largest bass caught by the end of October. Charles Noland won the money with a three pound ten ounce smallmouth. Squirrel hunting remains good with hunters reporting strong numbers. Several forges produced only a few turkey feathers. funeral services were held for George Kern 89 in Harpers Ferry. Mrs Henry McDonald of Harpers Ferry received a Nigerian invitation to attend the inauguration of Nigeria's first Governor General on November 16. Moss calls for release of civil defense raid warning report. Kennedy leads a straw poll in West Virginia with 7 05 votes to Democrats 5 589 for Kennedy and Nixon trailing.

Coke Ballenger Cecil Webb Charles Picky) Noland Alfred Collins Junior Butts Picky Noland Bob McReynolds Eackles Funeral Chapel Bolivar - Harpers Ferry George Randolph Kern Harpers Ferry Jacob Louisa Roeder Kern Katherine Grove Bernard George E Kern Thomas B. Kern Charles Town Roselie Weitz Glen Burnie M Irs Louie Johnson Tucson Arizona Fairview Bolnar James Rockwell Hagerstown Henry T. McDonald McDonald Storer College Federation of Nigeria Navamde Zik Azikime New Nations Azihive

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