Church Council Proposes 10 Point Racial Program
Philadelphia report outlines a ten point plan by the National Council of Churches to purge racism from U S Protestant churches. The proposal calls for open churches, interracial contact, integrated staff, fair employment, inclusive boards, civil rights support, and quick passage of civil rights legislation. It signals anticipated intense debate but likely adoption across denominations representing about 40 million members.
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Philadelphia
UPI
U.S
General Assembly
National Council of Churches For Action
Council
National Council
Church of Jesus Christ
Sarasota misfit teens and a Christmas hootenanny clash
A jagged string of local bits has Karl Wal Jenda returning to Sarasota with a reckless driving ticket, Bradenton hosting a Christmas hootenanny, and jokes about fringe benefits. A new office girl grows nervy while Sophie Sarassata hints at truth in a punny, noisy column.
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Karl Wal- Jenda
Sarasota
One Of 8 Sites To Become Space College
BOCA RATON FL A UPI report says the Board of Control chose one of eight east central Florida sites for a new state university to be a citadel of space-age education. board members inspected the proposed university site Thursday and began final review early today to finalize selections.
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Boca Raton
UPI
Board of Control
Florida
School Head Resigns Over JFK Assassination Applause
Parham, principal of a Woodland grammar school, resigns after criticizing students for applauding Kennedy's assassination. He cites a harsh response to his letter to the Atlanta Constitution, while Woodland officials censure him and the school superintendent says he has ended his usefulness.
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Woodland
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Parham
Atlanta Constitution
Tie
Etter
Woodland Talbot County School
Hugh Dixon
Riverview High pupils urged to aid in bomb case
Sheriff Boyer urged Riverview High School students to report the caller who threatened bombs after an anonymous call shut the school. Deputies found no bombs. 60 students were absent, and officials planned make‑up day for Dec. 14. A John Doe warrant was issued for the caller with up to 10 years possible imprisonment.
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Boyer
Ross Boyer
Riverview High School
Sarasota
Sheriff's Department
Kennedy
Ed Brown
Ellis Denham
Whh
Riverview
St. Petersburg
Det. Denham
Richard McLeod
Zeke Rhodes
John Doe
Walter Polukewich
Warmer Weekend Seen By Weather Office
Weatherman Hollis Bacon notes a warming trend over the weekend after a sustained cold snap. Tonight lows near 38 to 40, tomorrow highs around 73, with northerly winds 5 to 15 mph and no rain expected. The five day forecast calls for temperatures to return to seasonal normals by Wednesday.
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Hollis Bacon
Santa
Bacon
Miami Weather Bureau
Auto Show Draws Hundreds at Payne Park
Sun warm as hundreds visit the Auto Show at Payne Park. Sara sota Automobile Dealers Association sponsors report heavy turnout before 1 p.m. with 150 cars on display and 14 dealers offering road tests. Show runs 1 to 9 p.m. today and tomorrow with silver dollar drawings and a Jamaica trip giveaway Saturday night.
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Payne Park
Sarasota Automobile Dealers Association
Paris Shay
Jamaica
Christine Keeler Sentenced to Nine Months in Prison
Christine Keeler, 21, the socialite linked to the Profumo scandal, was sentenced in London to nine months for obstruction of justice. She pleaded guilty, claiming fear and domination influenced her actions as she was led to the cells in the courtroom.
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London
UPI
Christine Keeler
Big
Christine
John Profumo
Eugene Ivanov
Britain
Miss Keeler
Beer from tap demonstrated in Royston council offices
Beer from a barrel was used in a demonstration at Royston Urban Council offices as a substitute water supply failed. Council fathers declared the event a success and described the tap dream as reality in the York shire town near Barnsley.
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London
UPI
Royston
Barnsley
Yorkshire
New Ideas Needed To Fight Reds
President Johnson challenged U S policy planners to propose new ideas to counter Communist subversion in the hemisphere as 18 000 Americans are involved in South Vietnam He urged daily reflection on efforts to win the struggle and pressed for initiative energy and frankness from the State Department in guiding anti red policy and actions.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
U. S
Department
South Viet Nam
State Department
Thompson Jury Resumes Deliberations In Murder Trial
In Minneapolis UPI the jury resumes deliberations in the murder trial of criminal attorney T Eugene Thompson who allegedly killed his wife for a $1 million life policy and a lover. Twelve jurors deliberated six hours before adjourning for a chicken dinner and were ordered to stay in the Pick Nicollette Hotel. Thompson, 35, has been jailed since his arrest June 21 after a defense bid to free him on bond was denied.
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Minneapolis
UPI
T. Eugene Thompson
Rolf Rosseen
Pick-Nicollette Hotel
Thompson
Twin Cities
Fosseen
Moving Day for Jackie
Mrs. John F. Kennedy moves out of the White House with her two children. They will reside in a house provided by W Averell Harriman as President Johnson prepares to move in. Caroline will attend school in the East Room home Kennedy established, while John Jr. enjoys a birthday party during packing.
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Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
White House
Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Caroline
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