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Baha'is Hold
59th National
Convention
WILMETTE, Illinois—Dele
gates to the 59th Annual Na
tional Baha'i Convention reaf
firmed their support of the
Baha'i position that human
rights are God-given rights and
are therefore inviolable. Baha'is
see the race situation as the
most challenging problem fac
ing America today. The con
vention again elected Negroes
to its nine-member U. S. na
tional administrative body and
now has a Negro as its national
secretary.
The U. S. Baha'i Communi
ty will shortly publish "Why
Our Cities Burn." This booklet
includes the Writings of Baha'
u'llah, Prophet-Founder of the
Faith on the causes of the
racial crises and its solution.
Delegates also heard reports
showing that the Baha'i popu
lation in the United States in
creased nearly 16 percent dur
ing the past year.
The three-day convention
was held at the world-famous
Baha'i House of Worship in
Wilmette, Illinois, May 23 thru
26. The more than 1,000 at
tendees were informed that the
numhei of Baha'i Assemblies
in the Un'ted States had in
creased during the past year
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from to 394 and the num
ber of United States localities
where Baha'is reside has in
creased from 2,000 to 2,152
This year is the 75th Anniver
sary of the introduction of the
Faith into the United States.
The U. S. Baha'i Commu
nity issued a statement on
"The Poor In Your Midst"
which stresses that "the Baha'i
Faith upholds the principle
that society in general and
the wealthy in particular have
responsibility for removing the
conditions of poverty and re
lieving the poor from its de
bilitating effects. . .In these
times, those who have arisen
to initiate such measures are
SATURDAY, JUNE 8. 1968
carrying out a mission which
Baha'u'llah (founder of the
Faith) has given divine sanc
tion and which is destined to
bestow a great bounty upon
humanity."
The first presidential tour
was made by George Washing
ton through the New England
states from Oct. 15 to Nov. 13,
1789. He traveled by hired
coach.
Tonight's
easy pi^k-up
BUCKET OF CHICKEN A7C
15 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken J' **
1 Pint Delicious Cracklln' Gravy ■ 1
Melt-in-your-mouth Bivnifr
(serves 5 to 7 people)
Take It from the CWonel ..."It's finger BcHn'
good P.' Take home Kentucky Fried Chicken
tonight All you do is pick it lip. The Krvico
ii nrHrn.
We fix Sunday dinner
seven days a week
COLONEL SAN DEM* RECIPE
fried Chichx.
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THE CAROLINA TIMES-
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Enter
tainer George Kirby (left) and
Mayor Walter Washington of
the District of Columbia,
helped Vice President Hubert
Humphrey celebrate his 57th
birthday at a festive party at
tended by more than 2,000
friends and well-wishers. Kirby
"upstaged" the Vice President
in an hilarious 30-minute per
formance that highlighted the
celbration.
One nautical mile equals
6,076.10 feet.