Area Baptist Council Opposes Repeal Of State Aid Ban
The Capital Area Baptist Council expresses opposition to repealing the ban on state aid to nonpublic schools. Spokesman Rev. Melvin Dorr says the council supports separation of church and state and seeks dialogue between public and private schools, noting current offerings in public schools.
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Behenectady
Docusociation Ministers Council
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Gyal Area
Ice
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Sepa
Uh Council
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Melvin Dorr
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Seamen's bar opens to aid spastic welfare group
Perth AP reports profits from a newly opened seamen's bar on the British Savill Line will go to the Spastic Welfare Association in Victoria. George Chambers of Port Newcastle England says the bar aims to aid disabled children and sailors at sea. The venture, the third seamen's bar he runs, seeks to serve the country and support community service.
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Cretic
Aus- Chambers
George Chambers
Port
Newcastle
England
Association
Victoria
New Cars Must Bear Tags For Safety Standards
Washington AP reports that all new American cars sold after January 1 must display labels confirming compliance with the National Safety Standards under the Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. Federal highway administrator Lowell K. Bidwell instructed manufacturers to notify his office of compliance plans before the deadline. The note mentions early television pictures between New York City and Philadelphia in 1923.
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Washington
Lowell K. Bidwell
New York City
Philadelphia
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