Large share of Protestants favor school and church integration
A 7,000 person AP poll finds most American Protestants support racial integration in churches and neighborhoods. Yet many would block home sales to non whites if neighbors object, while church membership and leadership acceptance show high approval. Alaska tops tolerance. South Carolina trails. Reverend Gerald Kennedy comments on broad acceptance.
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New York
Daniel A.poling
Alaska
Hawaii
Utah
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Gerald Kennedy
Los Angeles
Eight States Plunge Further Into Severe Cold Across North
Frigid air grips eight northern states from Montana to Michigan with subzero readings in the Dakotas Minnesota and Wisconsin. Temperatures stay well below zero across the Midwest and Great Lakes as Alaska shows warming in Fairbanks and a zero-degree thaw is forecast for today.
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Montana
Michigan
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Virginia
Minesota
Alaska
Fairbanks
Weather Bureau
Upper Michigan
Illinois
New England
Rockies
Washington
Bismarck
N.C
Key West
Fla
Prettiest 8 inch doll fashions pattern 4819
Charming printed pattern for 8 inch girl dolls. Includes Chelsea jumper princess dress wrap-skirt suit beret gown slip and scraps. Cost fifty cents plus fifteen cents mailing. Send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Winchester Pattern Dept Evening Star New York.
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Chelsea
Anne Adams
Care Winchester
Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York-11
N.Y
Powell to confront church state issue in education bill
Rep. Adam Powell, heading the House Education and Labor Committee, vows to face the church state funding dispute in Johnson's 1.66 billion education plan. He says the controversy blocking aid to parochial schools will be addressed head on in both House and Senate as Congress moves to act.
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Washington
Adam .C
Powell
New York
Johnson
Congress
National Education Association
NEA
Hugh L. Carey
M.Y
Carey
House
Senate
Sen
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Embezzler Davenport Gets Eight Years In Nebraska
Richard Davenport, 45, head of a Valentine bank, is sentenced to at least eight years for two counts of embezzlement totaling up to 3 million dollars. Judge Newton orders consecutive terms with 30 day suspension. Davenport to enter Lincoln prison for hard labor after. Townspeople call justice served as bank collapse prompts FDIC payouts and a stockholder suit.
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Valentine
Neb
Nebraska
Husky Richard Davenport
Davenport
John H. Newton
Newton
Nebraska Penal Complex
Lincoln
Cherry County
Richard L. Sittler
Cattle
State Banking Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Versas A Universi Tea
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