Salvation Army Faces Modern Challenges Amid Tradition
A Newsweek feature notes the Salvation Army remains the world’s largest welfare group with 25,000 officers and 2.5 million volunteers serving in 71 countries. It now confronts drug clinics, black poverty, youth issues, and cultural shifts while preserving historic practices such as the bonnet and kettle duty. Officers endure strict discipline and modest pay as the army expands programs and confronts changing social ills.
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Salvation Army
Army
Tonough
U.S
William Booth
Booth
Erik Wickberg
General Wickberg
Cubie
Cotmander
Evangeline
Manekind
Wallace Signals 1970 Run Tied to Southern Strategy
Wallace said his decision to run for Alabama governor again next year hinges on Nixon's pursuit of a Southern strategy. He indicated he will stay active in the movement and may run for president in 1972 if the strategy proves to be action not talk. He also tied a 1970 Alabama bid to keeping the movement alive in state politics.
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Washington
UPI
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Nixon
Wallace
Remein
School bus driver ejects 30 students amid peanut harassment
In Seabrook New Hampshire an unidentified female school bus driver ordered about 30 Winnacunnet Cooperative High School riders off the bus after being pelted with peanuts for four miles. Parents complained as students walked home in 28 degree weather. Shaun Berry said the driver would be reassigned. In Hollywood Tim Matheson, 21, will join The Virginian as a regular next season.
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Seabrook
N.H
Winnacunnet Cooperative High School
Hampton Beach
Shaun Berry
Northampton
Hollywood
UPI
Tim Matheson
the Virginian
Dismissals listed for St John’s Hospital patients
Hospital releases record numerous names and addresses of patients and relatives dismissed from St John’s Hospital including Ruth Arbuckle and Julie Jones in multiple locations across Indiana towns such as Frankton Markleville and Alexandria with addresses on Lindberg Road Delaware Parkway and W 21st Street. The list also notes dismissals of Mrs Irene Tanksley and others from Community Hospital and various areas, reflecting an extensive roll of discharged individuals and family members.
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St. John’s Hospital
Ruth Arbuckle
Delaware
Joseph Hannon
Lindberg Rd
George Skinner
John Johnson
St. Charles
Community Hospital
Irene Tanksley
Costello
David Gerry
Alexandria
Finley Ferrell
Chase St
Janie Menifee
George Ferring
Elwood
Mildred Hite
N. Parkway
Donald Davenport
Greased Lightning Next Heads to Offutt for Museum
Grissom Air Force Base Indiana reports the B58 Hustler bomber Greased Lightning will depart Monday for the Strategic Air Command Museum at Offutt AFB Nebraska. The aircraft logged an average speed of 988 mph on a Tokyo to London mission covering 8028 miles. The Air Force plans to deactivate all 858s by end of January to cut costs.
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Grissom
Air Force Base
Ind
Strategic Air Command
Offutt Afb
Neb
Tokyo
London
Air Force
Thalidomide Tests In Africa Show Promise
In Cape Town at Karl Bremer Hospital researchers report thalidomide compares satisfactorily with other immunosuppressive drugs in testing as an anti rejection treatment. The note mentions Madrid’s large immigrant population of about two million.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Karl Bremer Hospital
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Damon Runyan
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Wickberg
New York
America
Los Angeles Times
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Walter Hoving
Tiffany & Co
Waldorf Towers
Oklahoma
John Wesley
Queen Victoria
Salvationists
Bramwell
Indiana
Michigan
Indiana & Michigan
Um Electric Company
Robert Mason
Frankton
Timothy Hurley
Park Ave
Carrie Edwards
Dennis Tucker
Scatterfield Rd
Treva Padgett
Pearl
Virginia Jones
Chesterfield
Daisy Hutchinson
Walton
Don Barker
Lewis
Ruth Strough
Markleville
Vada Riggs
Brown
Julie Jones
Hazlett
St. George Keys
Betty Bell
Ida Crawford
Sher
Man
Attie Lohrey
William Turner
George
Joyce Bookout
Kerrwood
Dale Gross
Jackson
Marsha Kerns
Robert Frist and
Julietta Pinckney
May Taylor
Nichol
Raymond Burmeister
Sprague
Kenneth Burke
Clark
Willie Peel and Son
Madison Ave
Wyatt Strickler
Carl Porter
Stephen Gray
Bryan Currey
John Westerfield
E. Lynn
Ervin Goad
Barbara White
Valley
Terry King
Rebecca Davis
Irving Way
Joan Burton
Monna Cook
Theron Lowery
Hillside
Kimbra Frampton
Sheffield
Leann Bannister
South
Kimberly Shirley
Clara Cour
Indianapolis
William Parker
Frank Rodeman
Chippewa
Deborah Emmons
Verna Jordan
Martindale Ave
Joyce Drake
Ellis Bell
Lociust St
Paul Barrett
Brian Condon
Paul Brown
Fortville
Randy Graham
W. Winyard
Robert McCorkle
Middletown
Ronald Moore
Ridgewood
Bertha Hueston
David Gardner
S. Drive
Roy Hicks
W. 14Th
William Jacobs
Howard Stone
Golf Club Rd
Tomoko Dotson
Olive St
Donald Fulp
Parkway
Kenneth Floyd
Ivy Hays
Earlie Patterson
Smith
Graceland
Mary Bowen
E. School
St. L
Kenneth Anderson
Summitville
Harold Moody
Benjamin Miller
Ruth Allen
Ruth B. Allen
E. Newell Louis
Billie Blankinship
Central Ave
Jack Rehmel
Fowler
Jane Amos
Pendleton Ave
Brent Woolard
Ohio Ave
Thomas Swinford
Teresa Bartram
Rebecca Allen
Dorothy Blevins
Eighth St
Sepsen Kabrich
Conda Dennis
Third St
Joe Lane
Columbus Ave
Stephen Leathers
Range Line Rd
Dori Lemaster
Portland
Clarence Day
Raymond Remington
A‘halyn Clasxon
Redbud Circle
Robert Howard, Jr
25Th St
Bernice Craig
E. Winyard
Timothy Herndon
Fred Haney
11Th St
Marianne Waitlow
Hattie
Jon
Hoosierland Orchards
R.R. Tunnel
Anderson
Africa
Madrid
N. Broadway
Santa
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Anderson-Muncie, Ind, Inc
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