Church backs kneel-in campaigns amid race tensions
The United Presbyterian Church endorses nonviolent kneel-in protests to promote racial equality and urges federal action to protect all citizens from mob violence in the South. The assembly also loosens stance on drinking, allowing moderate consumption with calls for mutual respect among Presbyterians.
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McKown Promoted By Leggett's Covington Store
John R. McKown, formerly of this city, named assistant manager at Leggett's Department Store in Covington. He succeeds William Ogden and has 19 years of service with Leggett's.
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Local couple to move from Charles Town in July
A husband says he worked here and in Charles Town and that his wife Lil lian Oates, formerly Miss, will move with their three children from Charles Town to this city in July. The text also questions if salad forks are always necessary or if a medium-sized regular fork suffices, with an answer beginning but not completed.
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Lillian Oates
Moscow Papers Highlight Race Troubles in Alabama
Moscow papers publish pieces and photos about racial tensions in Alabama, emphasizing race conflict and local reaction. The brief items indicate coverage across multiple editions with a focus on community impact.
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