Six Russian Churchmen Visit Maryland Church This Week
Six Russian churchmen including one woman and three laymen visit the Church of the Brethren in New Windsor Maryland August 25 to September 4 as part of a goodwill exchange. The tour covers stops in Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia and Washington D C with visits to Elizabethtown College Bridgewater College Manchester College and Napanee Indiana. Dr W Harold Row leads the Brethren Service Commission delegation and the Russian group includes Eugen Ambartau and Poyarkov. An interpreter and two additional interpreters will accompany the group during the itinerary.
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New Windson
Trethren
Lancaster
Union Center
Nappanee
Ind
Elizabethtown College
Penmsylvania
Bridgewater College
Virginia
Manchester College
Indiana
Washington, D.C
Brethren
New Windsor
Napanee
Bethy
Do Phealogical Seminary
Sire of Brethren
Oak Bronk
Church of the
State Department
Ciminsel
National Council of Churches
Plannite
Dr. Row
Brethren Service Commission
Church of the Brethren
Elgin
Ill
Avehimandrite
Juvenaly Poyarkov
Jerusalem
Poyarkov
Une
Avehpriest
Eugen Ambartaumay
Leningrad
Lydia Papandopulo
Gffice
Moscow
Alexis Buievsky
Alexis Vindimirov
Department of
Alexander Chistiakov
Moscow Patriarchate
America
Eoris Nelubin
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Washington
D. C
George Donikowski
Juniate College
Huntingslow
Philip
Shellhaas
Dayton
Trotwood Q
Mississippi Governer Race Near Close After Turbulent Polls
In Mississippi a tight race between Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and former Gov. J.P. Coleman dominates the day. Conflicting claims and reports of possible Negro votes color the finish as Kennedy civil rights policy and University of Mississippi desegregation loom in the background. The winner will face Rubel Phillips and Ed Bishop in November to succeed Gov. Hoss Barnett. Balloting continues, with rapid vote counting underway in most precincts except Adams County which uses machines.
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Jackson
Miss
Paul Jelmsar
J.P. Coleman
Kennedy
University of Misssissippi
Adams County
Natchez
Maryland Leads Nation in Foreign-Trade Orders in 1964
Maryland topped eight states in early 1964 as George W. Hubley Jr. reported state firms placed 8.65 million dollars in iron and steel related orders during the first seven months. The state’s economy shows rising activity amid national economic development efforts. Meanwhile Cambridge approves a Sept. 2 Labor Day fireworks display under guard oversight after recent racial demonstrations and a town-wide ban remains in place.
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George W. Hubley Jr
Maryland
Cambridge, Md
Cambridge City Courie
Bryce Xinnamon
Fla
Cambrdge
Ancient roots of protests shape Marlow rights piece
AP News Analyst James Marlow traces protests through history from Quaker pacifism to Gandhi and Thoreau, linking civil disobedience to nonviolent resistance. He cites Tolstoy, Gandhi, and Thoreau as influences, noting religious and philosophical threads across eras and regions that underpin modern rights marches.
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James Marlow Mans
Associated Press
Christians Washington
Ington
Merle Curt
Congress
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ty David Thoreau
Thoreau
Leo
Tolstoy
Mohandas
Gandti
Erich Fromm
Gandhi
India
Socrates
Athens
John Ruskin
Sophocles
Creon
Aeschylus
Zeus
Jesus
Temple
Jacob
Thele
Coxey
Ohio
Washington
Congress Ig
Christ
30 Helicopters To Lift Troops For Washington Move
About 30 helicopters will arrive from Fort Bragg North Carolina today to provide rapid airlift for troops if needed in connection with the march on Washington Wednesday. The helicopters will carry no troops from Fort Bragg. The Defense Department announced last week that about 3 000 Army and Marine troops would be moved into the area from Fort Bragg and other bases.
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Washington
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Washington County Scouts Prepare for Girl Scout Program Change
Washington County faces a September nine rollout as Girl Scouts shift from three to four age levels. About 1,550 county scouts and 170 trained adults prepare for four levels Brownies Juniors Cadettes and Seniors. Local neighborhoods host ceremonies with leaders like Mrs Paul Jurbanis and Mrs Roland Cys guiding the transition.
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Am. Ing
Loft
William Noel
Ing
Linda Rowe
Hagerstown Women’s Club
G. Robert and
Mixes Susan Russell
Lyles
Lions International
Righ
Washington County
Surrey
Lincolnshire
Boonshoro
Witl
Chande
Hagerstown
Paul Jurbanis
Chaiman
Roland Cys
Virginia
M. C. Morton
Washington County Sront Council
Vine
Nes
William Coleman
Flobert
Peaster
M. Morton
ML. Waland
John Wawcraft
Scouls In Council
Vernon Reedy
William Dorsey
John Snyder
Ernest Hell
Robert Feaster
St. James
PTA
Moore
Seoul
Bram
Paul Thivhanis
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State Department of Economics Development
Asbury
Thomas
Calviy W. Mowbray
Berry's
Marlow
Rights March
Sei
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Roy Lyman Sexton
Engle
Sap
United States
Racp
Central Neighborhood
John Narmoi
A. Vernon Davis
West Neighorbsrhom
H.r.bank
J. W. Kirby
Vy Gordon
Eldon Setiseiver
Betty
Gilbert Nol
Warner
South Neighborhood
Floyd Coffelt
Arthur Sweeney
Robert Craig
James Nave
Tot Ferry
Harold Foltz
M. Lt. Adkind
James McMahan
John Kendle
North
Daniel Homan
Bar Pryor
Margaret Moseley
Anna Eisentrait
Warren Stultz
Robert
Anna Crawford
Richard Yeated
Kenneth Mone
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Girl Scout Equipment Agency
Washington County Free Library
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