State Christian Jewish Leaders Criticize Prayer Amendment
Washington DC Mary land Christian and Jewish leaders attack a proposed constitutional amendment allowing prayer and Bible readings in public schools. They call it unwise and a threat to freedoms, backing the Supreme Court's ban on mandatory school prayers. The meeting was arranged by James Duncan and Gainer Byran with several church and religious leaders voicing opposition.
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Washington
Maryland
Supreme Court
James ©. Duncan
Capital Baptist
D.C. Baptist Convention
Gainer Byran
Brooklyn Hebrew School Attack Injures 15 Pupils
About 50 youths attacked a Hebrew school in Brooklyn injuring at least 15 pupils aged 5 to 12. Two rabbis rushing to aid were beaten. a 10 year old pupil Samuel Lipsker was assaulted outside the school. The incident occurred at a Bedford-Stuyvesant grammar high school during noon recess.
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Hebrew School
Brooklyn
New York
Samuel Lipsker
Rebrew Grammar-High
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Prayer and Arrest Stir School Rampage Scene
A chaotic scene at a city school involved a 15 year old student and fights among youths. Police interrupted a confrontation as two Negro youths clashed with others demanding prayer and spiritual healing. The event was described by Conrad Bergendort of Theological Education in New York City.
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Dore
Berkman
Jesus
Conrad Bergendort
N.Y.C
Theological Education
Board of Lutheran Church In America
Britain Freezes Spy Swap Sees Wynne Exchanged in Berlin
Berlin AP Britain swapped jailed Soviet courier Maynard Wynne for British spy Gordon Lonsdale over border at Heerstrasse. Wynne, ill, flew from Moscow to East Berlin, while Lonsdale moved from a Birmingham prison to Gatow air base. Wynne sentenced in Moscow to eight years. Lonsdale to 15 years in 1961. The exchange followed a Soviet pardon offer linked to Wynne’s release.
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Berlin
Britain
Gordon Lonsdale
Maynard Greville Wynne
Foreign Office
Wynne
Heerstragse
West Berlin
East Germany
London
Moscow
East Berlin
Lonsdale
Birmingham
Gatow
Inji jMascow
Portland Navaill Research Establishment
Wynnie
Budapest
Oleg Ponikovsky
Penkovsky
Building Permits Issued For New Homes In County
Washington County Tax Assessor data shows permits totaling about $217000 for the past week. Notable entries include Glenn E. Younker at 58 West Side Ave for a six room brick dwelling with carport priced at 12500 and Leonard A. Lushbaugh at 210 N Antietam St Funkstown for a seven room brick dwelling with carport priced at 20000. Other projects include Blair W. Dunkleberger on Resh Rd a six room frame dwelling with garage at 13000 and Holiday Acres Inc Rt 2 Smithsburg with two brick dwellings priced at 16000 and 11000.
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Washington County
Glenn E. Younker
West Side Ave
Charles A. Pople
Highfield
Blair W. Dunkleberger
Resh Rd
Leonard A. Lushbaugh
N. Antietam St
Funkstown
Holiday Acres, Inc
Rt. 2
Smithsburg
Funeral services for Mrs Winifred I Arta
Mrs Winifred I Arta die d Tuesday. Funeral services set for Thursday at Rouzer Funeral Home with Rev Wilbur Hoge officiating. Viewing today and Thursday 7 to 9 pm at the funeral home. Friday morning the body to be moved to Stephen L Conway Funeral Home in Johnstown PA for services at 2 pm Saturday, burial at Greenview Cemetery Johnstown.
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Winifred I. Arta
Rouzer
Wilbur Hogewell
Stephen L. Conway
Johnstown
Greenview Cemetery
Earl Mills Melott
Jayette St
Mercersburg
James R
Margaret Mendersboty Melott
Pauline Bryan Melott
James A
Clear Spring
Woodrown
Paul L
Defense Bill Passage Seen Promised in House
The House is expected to pass a $46.8 billion defense appropriation bill, arming Defense Secretary McNamara with most requests. Laird leads criticism but party members back military superiority. totals include Army 11.3B, Navy 14.3B, Air Force 3.0B, and defense agencies 2.7B. The measure trails last year’s funding by 1846M and falls short of Johnson’s request.
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Stanley Meisler
Washington
Robert &. McNamiara
House
McNamara
Melvin R. Laird
R‘awis
Laird
United States
Ike ‘Laird
Army
Navy
Congress
Johnson
Hancock Paint And Body Shop Destroyed By Fire
Firefighters estimated the loss at 15000 as the Hancock Main Street shop belonging to Kirk Auto was gutted by a blaze that started about 1045 am. The fire rapidly spread through the shop destroying tools paint supplies and a small furnace. Few items were saved and investigators noted no explosion despite earlier rumors.
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Kirk Auto! l
Clear Spring
Main Street
Hancock
Fairchild In Negotiation For Helicopter Firm
VALO ALTO Calif AP Four Tiller Aircraft Co executive said Tuesday acquisition of Tiller by Fairchild Strates Corp at Silver Spring Md has been discussed but no agreement signed Edward Bolton executive VP of Hitler said there is basis for a report Fairchild already has acquired the helicopter manufacturing plot It had been reported Tuesday that negotiations on the merger were completed Miller is division of the Eltra Corp
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Valo Alto
Calif
Tiller Aircraft Co
Tiller
Fairchild Strates Corp
Silagerstown
Eadward Bolton
Hitler
Fairchild
Miller
Eltra Corp
Retailers Meet At College Park
The Maryland Food Retailers Center held its annual meeting at the University of Maryland. About 150 food distributors attended as speakers from private industry government and education addressed issues.
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College Park
Mid
Maryland Food Retilers Center
University of Maryland
Desks Closer Together For Economy Plan
Washington reports that the General Services Administration plans to trim workspace to save money. Bernando Boutin told the Senate Economic Committee that reducing average space per employee could yield large annual savings in rental, maintenance, and operation costs. He cited a move last year cutting per-employee space from 350.3 to 146.8 square feet, with about 5 million dollars in saved costs.
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Washington
Nien
Hess
Bernando Boutin
General Services Administration
GSA
Boutin
Senate
Nasser Daughter Fails Admission to Cairo University
Cairo AP report quotes President Gamal Abdel Nasser lamenting Mona, his daughter, did not meet Cairo University admission requirements. He says pride in a farmer’s son entering the university shows equality of opportunity, noting his daughter’s inability due to lower marks.
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Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mona
Cairo University
Daughy
Republic
Stey
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