Minister argues Navy academy must end compulsory church attendance
The Reverend Curtis Crawford urged the U S Naval Academy in Annapolis to abolish its policy of mandatory church attendance by midshipmen. He called it a serious offense against freedom of conscience and said compulsion in military life infringes personal religious privacy.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Curtis Crawford
Annapolis Unitarian Church
Crawford
Charles L. Melson
Melson
Navy
Academy
Religion and education clash over church attendance
Discussion centers on whether midshipmen should be required to attend church weekly or if religious education can be incorporated through curricula and visiting lecturers. The debate touches on church involvement, state responsibility for schooling, and limited federal role in education.
Hyde addresses education aid for Federally affected areas
Rep. DeWitt S. Hyde of Maryland spoke at the Wheaton Chamber luncheon about school construction and maintenance payments. He cited 1950 to 1958 totals: Montgomery County 14,843,151. Frederick County 609,200. Washington County 603,029, noting federal aid for impacted areas would have aided his district more than other construction bills.
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DeWitt S. Hyde
R-Md
Wheaton Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Washington County
Hyde
Congress
Appea
Governor to Speak at Lime Kiln Cement Plant Opening
Governor Theodore R. McKeldin will address several hundred business leaders at Urbana in a welcome tribute to Alpha Portland Cement Co. He is the keynote speaker at a 6:30 dinner at Peter Pan Inn celebrating the new Lime Kiln plant. Alpha president Robert S. Gerstell will preside and introduce the governor. The event includes 2:30 to 4:30 tours of the Lime Kiln plant and a morning visit for Frederick residents. The governor is joined by administrative assistant Russell H. McCain.
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Theodore R. McKeldin
Urbana
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Alpha
Baltimore-Washington
Peter Pan Inn
Robert S. Gerstell
McKeldin
Russell H. McCain
Frederick
Frederick County
You Auto Buy Now Campaign Success Switched to Trucks
A 16 year old testified that facing police heat he joined the You Auto Buy Now campaign, switched to truck theft and helped drive sales. He pleaded guilty to stealing a truck, held for grand jury action. Police noted the campaign sparked auto registrations up in April and May, with 263 percent rise in auto box cities versus 13.6 percent nationally.
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Baltimore
New York
Spg
Paign
Leroy
C. Smith
Cleveland
R. L. Polk & Co
Auto Box
U.S
Teenage wide check prompts year high business lapse
A wide check of teenagers prompts concerns as Bradstreet reports a peak in business failures. The latest week shows 246 failures, up from 206 the prior year, with March 6 and September figures indicating a year‑low trend and declines in similar weeks.
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Bradstreet, Inc
York -API
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Malayan Communist Party
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