Scouting Official To Visit Shenandoah Council BSA
Randolph P. Falvey, assistant director of public relations for the national Boy Scouts of America, will visit the Shenandoah Council BSA on Monday and Tuesday. Scout Executive Vernon La Barre says the visit aims to strengthen the council's public relations program through staff conferences and meetings with radio and newspaper representatives. Falvey, a Missouri Valley College graduate, has held national scouting roles since 1965 after prior leadership posts in Hawaii and New Jersey.
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Randolph P. Falvey
National Organization of the Boy Scouts of America
Shenandoah Council
B.S.A
Scout
Vernon LaBarre
Labarre
Scout Council
Missouri Valley College
Marshall
Falvey
National
Schiff
Mendhan
Aloha Council
Honolulu
Hawaii
Boy Scouts of America
Archbishop Cooke Named New York Archbishop
Pope Paul VI selected 47 year old Auxiliary Bishop Terence James Cooke of New York to succeed the late Cardinal Spellman as archbishop. Cooke, New Yorker, had served as Spellman auxiliary since 1965 and was seen as an unexpected choice. The Pope may elevate Cooke to the College of Cardinals at a consistory before Easter.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
New Yorker
Terence James Cooke
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Archbishop Cooke
Cardinal Spellman
Vatican
America
Spellman
John J. Maguire
Cooke
College of Cardinals
RFK stands pat on 1968 run amid Kennedy camp doubt
RFK remains against entering the 1968 presidential race, backing Johnson if renominated. Edward Kennedy advised against a bid, aiming to wait until 1972. Nixon warned on violence while NBC cited 1968 weather as cooler. Rockefeller petition drive grows to boost Oregon primary bid.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York Democrat
Johnson
Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Eugene J. McCarthy
D.minn
Minnesota
Massachusetts
Edward Kennedy
McCarthy
Chicago
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
Rockefeller
Ers
Vietnam
Demonstrators Force Senate Adjournment in South Carolina
More than 200 Negro college students and a white man disrupted the South Carolina Senate, aiming to present grievances to Gov. Robert McNair. Six students were arrested along with a demonstrator during a shouting, sign carrying protest led by Wayne Curtis of the Black Awareness Coordinating Committee.
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Columbia
S.C
State Senate
Robert McNair
Wayne Curtis
Black Awareness Coordinating Committee
South Carolina State College
Curtis
Madrigal Singers and Brass Choir Offer Joint Shenandoah Concert
The Madrigal Singers and the Brass Choir of Shenandoah Conservatory of Music perform a Sunday joint concert at Shenandoah Auditorium at 3 p.m. Admission is free. The Madrigal group includes 10 singers directed by Dr Verne Collins. soloists Ferrone and Colley accompany Brahms Liebstduette. The Brass Choir performs Venetian and Purcell pieces, with future tours noted.
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Madrigal Singers
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah Auditorium
Spear Raaratadell Am
Verne E. ‘Collins
Brahms
Ana Ferrone
Karen Coley
Miss Ferrone
Conservatory
Miss Colley
Gabrieli
Maur
Get Up And Go Gains Praise At James Wood Opening
James Wood High School opens its musical Get Up and Go with strong teen performances. Bonnie Ashwood and Bill Gentry lead a skilled cast including Caz Zuckerman Randy Perry Jo Mason and Sherlyn Bloom. The James Wood band and crew earn high marks for lively musical accompaniment and seamless scene changes.
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James Wood
Bonnie Ashwood
Bill Gentry
Frederick County
James Wood High School
Abilgail McCauley
Miss Ashwood
Randy Perry
Samuel Hooker
McCauley School
Randy
Jo Mason
Sherlyn Bloom
Madrigal Singers and Brass Choir to joint concert
Judith Carman and Dr Verne E Collins are directors of the Madrigal Singers and the Brass Choir. They will present a joint concert Sunday afternoon at the Shenandoah auditorium.
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Judith Carman
Verne E. Collins
The
Madrigal Singers
Brass Choir
Shenandoah Auditorium
Tear Gas Used On Teens Sparks El Dorado Riots
Police used tear gas and mace to scatter about 60 Negro youths who hurled stones at passing cars. Charles Williams, 24, arrested for inciting a riot. two other youths arrested in a separate incident. Mayor declares a state of emergency and sets a 9 p.m. curfew for Friday and Saturday. Disturbances tied to Allen Smith’s recent acquittal on murder charges. No injuries reported.
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EL Dorado, Ark
R. E. Pennington
Charles Willams
L. L. Pesses
Pennington
Allen Smith
el Dorado
Smith
Larry Wainwright
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