Youth of two denominations push ecumenical project
Greek Orthodox and United Presbyterian teens in New Jersey collaborate on a bold rewrite of St Paul’s letter to the Galatians in modern English. Thirty teens from Trinity United Presbyterian Paramus and Creek Orthodox Church of the Ascension View discuss translation choices and Paul’s potential themes if written today.
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Louls Cassels
New Joly
St. Paul's Leter
Reee Garmng
Prsayaree
Trinity
Unite! Presbyterian Church
Paramus
Suirck
Airview
St. Paul
AHS DEA Club Tops State Meet at Indianapolis
The Anderson High School Distributive Education Clubs of America won top honors at the DEC State Leadership Conference held at Harry E. Wood High School in Indianapolis on March 30. Winners included Kathy Calabria for Specially Store Advertising, Connie Alfrey for Jol Interviews, and Mary Bibrey for Merchandise Information Manual. The AHS chapter also earned second in the Indiana Retail Courts, Inc. Sweepstakes for most contests won. The event featured lectures by notable speakers and community notices, with local attendees reporting on the conference and related activities.
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Anderson High School
Distributive Education Clubs of Indiana
DECI
DEC
Harry E. Wood I High School
Tfndianapolis
Kathy Calabria
Frank Catabula
Edwin Ake
Fletcher Sr
Connie Alfrey
Daugher
Everett Alfrey
Dakota Dr
Belly” Bibrey
Jaskal Bilbrey
Walchos
Indiana Retail Courts, Inc
Tate
Hart
Anderson
Develon
Candlelight Communion
Lean S
Primo
Pastora Stattan
Antersonannaeae Preys Revocation Club of America
Eastertide Rites In Area Church
Easter season events described include services at local churches, a candlelight communion, and a leadership conference aimed at future community leaders. The article notes ties to city officials and area planning for continuing religious and civic activities amid broader civil rights context.
New Channel for Black Community Bank Aid
A Springfield observer questions a new approach to funding for black ghettos via church linked banks and loan associations run by Negroes. The plan, led by Presiding Bishop John E Mines, aims to boost lending to small businesses and related ventures in targeted areas, amid broader debates on financial support and access.
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Episcopal Church
John E
Variety Show ends as Kiwanis visit seen amid tragedy
Pages describe a busy Kiwanis event with a townwide variety show, water utilities planning, and a funeral after Martin Luther King Jr. is shot. The piece notes King’s death in Memphis and a planned peaceful march, with officials detailing response and ongoing investigations.
Westmoreland to be Army chief. storms, wrecks kill and injure
President will replace Westmoreland after four years in Saigon as he returns to Washington to become Army chief of staff in July. Secretary Rusk arrives in Honolulu from New Zealand amid pre conference moves. A spate of deadly weather follows, with two killed by a tornado in Kentucky, six killed in Arkansas tornadoes, and extensive flood and blizzard damage across multiple states. Looting is minor, roads and power hit hard, and emergency crews work to control the situation as weather chaos continues.
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Beluga
Clementi
Sansipsbiot
Syas
Earth
Kiwanis Club
Warfield
Public Service Commission
Indiana
Angerson
James Waler
Y Willis
Atjke Jarrett
Highlan
Floyd
Hesler
James Collins
Witbur
House
Schultz
Anne
Philip Gaar
Eae Poe
Anderson
Rales
Cresterdela School
Visibe
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Arabia
Ciaineh
KPF
Mexico
Winchester Club
Marcte
George K
Malcolm Grossman
Bloomington
Vaught
Lowell Powell
Clifton Brasch
jRichmond
Kokolstanding
Ron McGrana- Solomon Jones Sr
Ne; Iyer
Andl Gib Warfield
New Albany
Inaq
Kenneth Johns
Steve
Terre Haute
Robinett
Carmen
Nhcw
United States
Teddy
Jane the Debes
Janettes
Spider
Rageddy Ann
Raggedy
Re+ Andy
Wales
Benny Ann
Andy
Rod Anderson
Lie
Jack
Dayis
Star of Radio
Telethe
Vision
Nnderson
Del
Syoyce
Dinah
Hickstd Seaver
ANS
Ole Man
Enire
Guont
Ais
Page One
Commanter
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Saigon
Westmoreland
Washi
Amy
Staf
U.S
Pacific
U. S
Grant Sharp
Ellsworth
Bunker
Washington
of Defense
Clark
Clifford
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Star
Willian Bunny
Honolulu
Kentucky
National Guardsmen
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Lincoln County
Linccoln
Minvis
South Dakota
Nebraskas
Wyoming
Colorato
Nebraskas Panhandle
Cheyenne
Agriculture
Deaths in Anderson area obituaries recall local figures
Madison and nearby counties report multiple obituaries. Loran Wiseman of Indianapolis, 63, former Anderson resident, dies after illness. Philip Bilby, 62, of Anderson, dies at Community Hospital after long illness. Everett Reeves, 82, of Anderson, obituary set for Saturday. Clemma Long, 87, Daleville widow of Frank Lang, dies at Community Hospital. Funeral details, church affiliations, and surviving relatives listed for each.
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Anderson
Madison
Spencer Wiseman
Wisemath
Northeastern Ave
Indianapolis
Methodist Hospital
Samuel
Gertrude
Surrat Wiseman
Lite Hume Marea
Injianapolis
the Eagles Lodge
Atvler
Mielip Buby
Philip F. Billy
Jeth
Pital
Delco-Tremy
Oklahoma City
Waller and
Rosell
Barwick Bilby
Chicago
South Anderson Pit
Rita Holiness Church
Hel) Brown and Butz Funeral
G. M. Graham
Fairfax Church
Naz Jarett
George Wallace
South Anderson Pilgrim
Everett Reeves
2Nd St
Harald E. Rozelle i
Gary Allbritten
First Baptist Church
Shrine of Memories
Anderson Alemorial Park
Theormer
Madison Beverage Company
Madison Johnson Anfes
Atdi County
Park
Gethttler
Nori Ko
Rean Tomorist
South Korg
U.S
Inahin
Clemma Long
Daleville
Mira
Cremona
Ving
Frank Lang
Deleville
Clyde K. Long
Forrest Dillon
Scottowa
Chin
Ballard and
Shirey
Pitts
Harold Schramm
Clarment
Saunders Cemenry
Memphis Curfew Restored After Rioting Tragedy
A deadly ambush near Hernando Mississippi wounds King and shocks Memphis. Mayor Loch orders curfew tightens after violence, police and sheriffs pledge full resources to restore order as residents react to the night’s tragedy.
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King
Medgar Evers
Jackson
Miss
St. Joseph's Tospital
Henry Loch
Memphis
Demographic note on U.S. car industry impact
The article estimates about 4.5 million immigrant families in the United States and projects growth to around 0 percent in the next two decades based on current rates, reflecting an analysis from the auto industry context.
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U.S
Auilo- Industry
Curfew Tightens as City Faces Emergency Situation
Sheriff Merries cites an emergency in Memphis while Birmingham reports rocks and debris hurled into streets. Miami police rush to looting call at a furniture store as injuries occur. St Josephs Hospital describes a gunshot wound near the neck.
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Saul
Te Street
Jones
Oa Quan
Ahicket
Arkansas
Missisippi River
Memphis
Paul Hess
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Marlin Father King
Rom
Manta
van Allen
King
Memphis Wenestey
Eriip
Genple
Washington
Luraing
William Merries
Birmingham
Miami
St. Joseph's Hospital
Hes
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Final Rites Today For Wilber Brown
Alexandria holds final rites for Wilber Brown 27 arranged at Karl M. Kye Funeral Home with Rev James Powell of First Methodist Church officiating. Burial planned in the TOOF Cemetery. Friends may visit the funeral home.
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Grover Roberts
Daleville
Grover ‘T. Roberts
Ballard and Shirey
Harald Schramm
Daleville Methodist Church
Elm Ridge
Maybie
Wames Pollock
Baker Brohhers
James Pollock
Tarres
Fla
Anderson
Willam Houser
Jehovah's Witnesses
Mechanicsburg
Baker Brothers
Secape
Greenfield
Ind
Michael A. Halsey
Indianapolis
Iancock
Jean Wright
Senate
ST. Ignace
Strait of Mackinac Bridge
Alexandria
Wilber Mr. Brown
Aranged
Karl M. Kye
James EK. Powell
First Methodist Church
Minster
Toof
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Negra Cama
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Ministry of Casistian
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Canada
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
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Ara le
Richard Ms. Wiseman
Chesterfield
Donald C. Wiseman
Middletown
Wilma Wright
Killiston
Lawanda Rogers
Mason, Ohio
Locker Wiseman
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Shelby County
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Am Ferson
Madison County
Edward Wellington
End Charlotts Brown
William T. Wilson
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Meredith
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Memphis Police Department
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Kiwanians Review
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Edgewood Baptist Church
Nickol Avenue
Evangelist Harry Trover
Pastor Irvin Johnson
Edaywood Baptist Church
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Easton
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