Negro economic base urged for mainstream America
Phillip H. Berg profiles James E. Hurt Jr. a Black business leader in St Louis who argues that to gain a voice in the nation’s economy Negroes must build an economic base. He leads several predominately Negro enterprises and pushes a Jet Supermarket project funded by 2,500 shareholders. The group has raised $100,000 toward a $200,000 goal.
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Lighter Side: Kindergarten Demands Involve Academic Freedom
In a humorous column Dick West imagines kindergarteners seeking academic freedom and greater playground influence. The piece mocks student activism by portraying a preschool rebellion over comic books, Bat man sweatshirts, and jungle gym policy with a seven-year-old leadership stance.
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UPI
Kasper
Sally
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Quad County Coin Club to hold eighth annual show at Fremont
The Quad County Coin Club led by President Robert H. Sheldon will host an eight annual coin show and open house from 10 am to 6 pm at the Fremont Holiday Inn. About 20 dealers participate under chairmanship of C C Shroyer with officers Daniel D. Norman and Kenneth Sory. The event invites all collectors from Sandusky Ottawa Huron and Seneca counties to attend.
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Fremont
American Numismatic Association
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Ohio Route 53
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Channel Tunnel Idea Lingers With Possible Action Near
London reports that since 1802 the proposed tunnel under the English Channel with an artificial island for stagecoach changes has repeatedly been discussed. UPI notes widening interest hints at near term concrete steps toward linking England and France.
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London
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France
Militant Campaign for Homosexual Acceptance Gains Church Backing
A 90 Episcopal priests symposium in New York on church stance toward homosexual relations labeled them morally neutral among consenting adults and possible positives. United Church of Christ groups issue booklets urging end to seminary discrimination and full church life for gays.
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Lewis I. Maddocks
Washington
Council For Christian Social Action of
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