Dr. Jackson Reelected By Baptists
Dr. Joseph Harrison Jackson of Chicago was reelected president of the National Baptist Convention U S A Inc at its 86th annual session in Dallas Texas. The gathering with over twenty five thousand delegates approved resolutions on civil rights voter registration youth employment riot response and church council involvement and emphasized law and order and Christian fellowship.
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Dallas
Tex
Joseph Harrison Jackson
Chicago
National Baptist Convention
U.S.A
Church Councils
Christian Fellowship
Threshing Crews Fade From Farm Life
After wheat was cut and stacked in fields threshers separated the grain from the straw and the wheat from the chaff. Threshing crews and machines now are largely things of the past.
Two youths freed after shale cave in trap in Green Acres
In Green Acres a shale bank collapsed trapping Steve Cale and Carl Fisher in a ditch for over three hours. About 20 volunteers used backhoes, jackhammers, and other tools to extract them. Both men suffered injuries but were conscious and later treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Steve Cale
Carl
Eddie) Fisher
Green Acres
Pace Pipeline Company
Shenandoah Gas Company
Gas Comepany
Winchester
Ray Santmier
William Locke
John Harden
Charles Crim
William Pitcock
William Hutchings
Samuel Whitacre
Robert Boyd
Boyd
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kentucky cites crime rise linked to traffic fatalities
Public Safety Commissioner Glenn Levern says Kentucky's higher crime rate may indirectly raise traffic deaths by diverting State Police from highway duty. The remark ties crime trends to road safety concerns in Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Public Safety
Glenn Levern
Kentucky
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Jim Hamilton
Stee
Jackson
National Baptists Convention U.S.A., Inc
Spencer
W. Va
Fisher
Cale
Spencer, W. Va
Carl Fisher
F.d.lc
Shenandoah Allona