Virginia Schools See Little Effect From Court Prayer Rulings
Virginia school officials say the Supreme Court rulings on prayer and Bible reading will largely not change classroom practice. Decisions remain voluntary and individual teachers decide on devotional activities, with parents’ wishes respected.
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Smocked Pillows Pattern 7041 and Needlecraft Catalog
Advertisement for smocked pillow patterns in corduroy velvet satin and cotton. Includes transfer directions for 11 inch round 11 square bolster 14 inch long and pricing 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Send 25 cents for catalog and free pattern to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York.
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Waynesburg Sees Rain as Usual on July 29
In Waynesburg Pennsylvania rain fell as expected for the town on July 29 marking the 77th time in 87 years that July 29 has seen measurable precipitation. Sprinkles followed the steady shower late in the day.
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Danville Civil Rights Tightens As Courts Rule
Danville faces ongoing civil rights action with witnesses at a Corporation Court hearing on extending a temporary injunction against racial demonstrations. Municipal Court handles about 90 detentions for picketing violations. bonds posted for around 70 demonstrators jailed recently.
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Bride-to-be Widowed Hours Before Wedding in Michigan Crash
In Bloomfield Hills Michigan a 21 year old man Raymond Zehnberg died and his 23 year old fiancée Betty Meggs was injured when Zehnberg swerved to avoid a U turn causing his car to crash into a tree four hours before their planned wedding. The incident occurred Monday and Zehnberg was pronounced dead at the scene with Meggs in fair condition.
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Baldwin Spent $6830 on Va Senate Campaign
State Sen. Robert F. Baldwin of Norfolk reported expenses of 6830 for his Democratic primary campaign on July 9. It was the largest campaign expense filed to the State Board of Elections this cycle.
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Picketing Continues in Farmville Amid Desegregation Protests
In Farmville Virginia demonstrators again gathered in orderly marches in front of downtown businesses under a parade permit. A Harvard law student, Fred Wallace, was arrested after an altercation at the courthouse amid charges of assault and resisting arrest, drawing a response from NAACP officials who accused police of beating him. Police denied the claim, saying Wallace struck an officer and cursed others before restraint.
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Congresses pushes tougher Cuba policy against Castro
About 25 congressmen on the House for almost four hours Monday urged stronger action to rid Cuba of Premier Fidel Castro and his Communist regime. Proposals ranged from tighter sanctions to arming Cuban exiles. The White House said Kennedy plans unclear. The State Department closes 13 consulates to save over 500000 annually, pledging no shift in relations.
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Obituary: Phillip C. Pendleton Dies at 77 in Clifton Forge
Phillip C. Pendleton, Clifton Forge native and Camp Easter Seal developer, died at his home last night at age 77. Survived by his wife, one daughter and three grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Princess Anne Goes Camping with Buckingham Palace Guides
Princess Anne 13 travels with about 20 Girl Guides from Buckingham Palace on a camping trip in the five counties around London. The girls come from diverse backgrounds, including daughters of palace staff, and are currently camping with her party.
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Dehortation Defined as Dissuading Action
A daily word study presents dehortation meaning the act of urging against something. An example shows friends using exhortation to deter a resignation from a company.
Fredericksburg School Board Escapes Contempt Citation
Federal Judge Butzner declined to cite the Fredericksburg school board for contempt and ordered a revised desegregation plan removing the grade-a-year feature. He noted near-misses on prior admittance of Black students and required payment of $100 in counsel fees for the plaintiffs.
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New Yorker Urges Ban On Confederate Flags
Amos Basel Liberal Party candidate for Manhattan councilman urges a city ordinance banning sale distribution or display of the Confederate flag in New York. He compares it to anti klan laws notes Nazi symbols barred and calls it a symbol of bigotry urging removal from public spaces and garments.
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Police Free 55 Held Prisoners in Textile Plant
Mexican police rescued 55 workers held by 15 gunmen for five days at a textile factory in Puebla. Officers entered covertly and seized control without gunfire, as the captors attempted to coerce a union switch.
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