CORE plans quick test of segregation in Bogalusa
In Bogalusa Louisiana CORE leaders led by James Farmer announced plans for four rapid tests of segregation in public facilities after clashes at the city park where civil rights efforts faced resistance. Mayor Jesse H Cutrer Jr pledged to enforce federal civil rights law and said parks would reopen to all citizens.
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Bogalusa
Congress of
Farmer
Ollander
Michael Jones
CORE
Gram
Cutter
Anto
Warl
Klux Klan
Jesse H. Cutrer Jr
Old Bogalusa
Commission Council
Nust
Cuiter
Louisiana
Obituaries Center on Florence Stickel and others
Florence Stickel 74 widow of Ralph Y Stickell of 21 Roessner Avenue died Sunday at Marlin Nursing Home Born in Hagerstown daughter of the late Harry and Ida Iseminger Stickel member of Trinity Lutheran Church Survived by son Charles Stickel four grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral 2 pm Wednesday Minnich Funeral Home Hagerstown Rev Wilson Ard officiating burial Rest Haven Cemetery family to meet friends Tuesday 7 to 9 pm Also obituary notices include John Albert Wolf Bradie William Truax Kenneth Widinger Lowana Harshman Roy Luckett Wiles Max Kohler and others with services and burial details at local churches and funeral homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence L. Stickel
Roessner Avenue
Ralph Y. Stickell
Marlin
Hagerstown
Harry
Ida
Iseminger
Stickel
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charley ¥. Sticke
Malfway
Minnich
Wilson P. Ard
Bi Riat
Rest Haven Cemetery
Bradie William Truax
Rt. 3
Hancock
Lenore O'Rourke
Truax
Washington County
Fulton County
Hyattsville
Ray Truax
Rockville
Lyle Truax
Riverdale
Linda Ray
Hancock, Md
Gene Truax
Lorraine Schetrompi
Hancocky Md
Waller Truax
Greencastle
Frank Truax
War- Lordsburg
Ora Keefer
Leah Miller
Needmore
Connie Sipes
Richmans ¥ Furnace
the Grove Funeral Home
Pleasant Grove United Church
Roy Luckett Wiles
Smithsburg
Washington County Hospital
Frederick
Lloyd and
Victoria
Alors Lessie
Wiles
Martha Mull
Tick
Minnich Funeral Home
Agerstown
Rest Haven
Groff
Max Edward Kohler
Dugtown
Rt. 1
Abraham and
Ada Odell Kohler
Seventh Day Adventist Church of
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Keith Hassingier
Senate May Vote On GOP Voting Rights Bill
The Senate may vote today on a Republican substitute to the voting rights bill as leaders seek to clear the way for a Tuesday move to end debate. Southern foes of closure may align with Republicans backing Sen. John Tower on a plan that would let federal examiners register voters in counties denying rights due to race or ethnicity.
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Washington
Senate
Republica
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
John G. Tower
R-Tex
GOP
Prospesa
Raee
Eglor
Area Deaths Jay N. Macht
Jay Newan Macht 22 died Sunday morning in Memorial Hospital Chapel Hill NC. Born in Danville VA he was Yale graduate 1964 and in first year medical school at UNC. Survived by parents Naomi and Stanley Macht of Hagerstown and three brothers. Funeral 4 pm Townes Memorial Chapel Danville with burial Green Hill Cemetery Danville. viewing East Funeral Home Boonsboro until noon Tuesday and at church one hour prior to services. Friends meet at the funeral home tonight 7 to 9.
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Jay N. Macht
Danville
Jay Newwan Macht
Stanley
Naomi (Newnan) Macht
Hagerstown
Memorial Hospital
Chapel Hill
N.C
Yale University
University of North Carolina
B'nai Abraham
Magerstown
Harrold Macht
Murray Macht
Jon David Macht
Samuel New Iman
Townes Memorial Chapel
Green Hill Cemetery
W. C Moffett
Smithsburg
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Fojperal Home
Stock Market Trade Cautions in Uneven Early Trading
New York AP reports a cautious, uneven start with most key stocks moving fractional gains or losses. Du Pont fell 24 points dragging averages, General Motors slipped over a point, while tobaccos airlines and aerospace drifted higher. Eastman Kodak opened at 81 44, down 58 on an adjusted basis after a two for one split. Penick & Ford rallied on Reynolds Tobacco ruling, Pan American Sulphur opened down after its stock split.
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New York
du Pont
General Motors
Eastman Kodak
Penick & Ford
Reynolds Tobacco
Pan American Sulphur
Hagerstown Bookbinding plans move to industrial park
The Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co plans to relocate to the former Pleotronic Teaching Laboratory building at 152 Frederick St in the citys industrial park. The move midsummer will double productive capacity. about 50 workers will move, a 25 percent employment rise. The company will leave 106 W Franklin St and acquire assets of the Shepherdstown Register. The new 11.9 acre site offers 31,000 square feet, air conditioning, fireproofing, and room for expansion.
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Snyder
Hagerstown
Jand Printing Co
Leav Sling
W. Franklin St
Necu
Q Snyder
Shepherdstown Regsister
Shepherdstown Register
West Virginia
B.&g., Inc
Hagerstown Bookbinding Away Printing Co
Daniel J. Rohrer
Washington County Economic Development Cammission
Hagerstown Bookbinding and Printing Co
Washington County
Rohrer
EDU
ETL
Hohrer
One World One Mission Theme at Baptist Convention
In San Francisco delegates of the American Baptist Convention, meeting in their 58th annual session, adopted the unity theme One Lord One World One Mission and headed home to 40 states and foreign countries. The meeting closed with the dedication of over 990 missionaries in colonial costumes. Resolutions urged strengthening the United Nations supporting the National Council of Churches and sending Baptist observers to the Vatican Ecumenical Council.
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San Francisco
American Baptist Convention
United Nations
National Council of Churches
Vatican Ecumenical Council
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Louisiana Park
James Farmer
Plorence L. Stickel
John A. Wolf
Lee's
Washington, D.C
John Albert Wolf
Casualty General Hospital
Suitland
Josephine Vinsand
Glen Burnie
Ethel Riddlemoser
Tucson
Ariz
Hradie William Truax
ALK
Wishiyer
al Kenneth Widinger
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Clear Spring
Widmyer
Ann
Bessie Widmyer
Edith Poffenberger
Helen Barley
Earl
Hubbard Acral
National Cemetery
Lowana Lee Harsiman
Lowans
Lee Harshman
Robert
June Patricia (Johnson) Harshman
Waynesboro Hospital
Herbert Johnson
Smithsbury
Roger Harshman
Margaret C. Johnson
Nev
Joseph Quesenberry
Minnie Funeral Home
Smithsurg
Roy Luckett
Max E. Kohler
Buchanan Hearing Aid CO
Room 417
Dapl
Wyatt Bldg
Thy Wath Street
Wien
Ds Gs
Andreas
HCC
Ite
Frang Jonas
Vienna
Austria
Cable Frany
Summit Ave
Arate Md
Claar
Yoh
D.C
Penna
W. Wa
Supa
Frei
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roromAd
One World
One Mission Baptist Aim
Monte Pay Flaw
Potomac Street
Maryland
Washington St
Yost
Mant
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Guarantes
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