Bishop Sheen Defers Confirmation in Rochester Diocese
Bishop Fulton J. Sheen said the Rochester diocese will postpone Sacramental Confirmation for children to a more mature age. The plan, to be phased in over five years, aims to better prepare youths for the rite with courses on reverence, prudent attitudes toward sex, and practical charity. The move follows a shift in some dioceses toward older confirmands and was discussed with about 1,900 diocesan teachers.
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Rochester NY
Fulton J. Sheen
Rochester
Monlay
Sheen
Peace Corps Placement Test Slated Feb 18
Madison County residents interested in Peace Corps service are invited to take the placement test at 1 30 pm Saturday February 18 at the main post office 1408 Ribble Ave The test assesses aptitude and language learning potential not education or achievement It is not competitive and no pass or fail result The application form is the key factor in selection Applications available at local post offices or Peace Corps Washington DC 20525 The test lasts about ninety minutes
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Washington, D.C
CACOMC To Hold Session Tonight In Madison County
The Community Action Council of Madison County meets at 7 40 tonight at the Young Women's Christian Association on Chase Street. John Hinds assistant superintendent will chair the session handling government programs for Hallwood schools.
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Hellwood Schools
Police raid shuts Trade Winds Tavern arrests for permit breach
In an early hour raid Sunday Anderson Police closed Trade Winds Tavern on Main Street after staff were arrested for bartending without a permit. Sergeant Harold Smith said two employees faced permit violations and two more were arrested for public intoxication as the raid, led by Chief Harlan D. Vaughn, occurred shortly after midnight.
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Midweek Lenten Service at St John’s Church Tonight
The midweek Lenten service at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church, 230 West 19th Street, starts at 7 40 p m with Rev Thomas Adams of Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Hagerstown as guest preacher. Rev Nathan Harter hosts the service. A second note mentions Detroit car lights rising from 3 5 to about 125 in modern autos.
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St. John's Evangelical Catheran Church
Thomas Adams
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Nathan Harter
Detroit
Optimist Club Sponsors Boys Oratorical Contest Plan
The Anderson Optimist clubs plan annual Boys Oratorical contests with coaches from four local clubs. Winners advance to a Zone contest and then a district and finally a national preliminaries at the Optimist International Convention in Portland. Scholarships of 1000 and 500 dollars await the top four speakers.
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Shattered Peace on Israel Syria Border Sparks Tension
The report notes a 15 minute cross border exchange at Tel Tainta near the Israeli Syrian frontier as two alliance sessions were planned. Israeli patrols reported no casualties and a UN complaint was lodged. A separate note mentions leaders including Dr. Robert H. Schuller and a church event in Anderson College. The Bermuda reference cites inhabited islands and a remapping plan for Indiana districts.
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Esrael
Thesrael Syria
Tel Tainta
Robert Fribley
Park Place
Goi
Methodist
Robert H. Schuller
Melvin Phillips
First Baptist Church
Hillery C. Rice
Anderson
U.N
Armictiva Caminiesian
Pasteeth Promises Steady Dentures For Comfort
An advertisement touts GeoFASTEETH denture powder as a remedy for loose or wobbly false teeth. It claims the powder helps dentures fit more firmly, controls breath, and promotes overall dental health. It urges regular visits to a dentist and positions itself as a drug-enhanced product.
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Bombing pauses amid Vietnam peace talks drag on
Johnson ordered a continued bombing halt as Kosygin and Wilson urged North Vietnam to join talks. The pause lasted over 42 hours, with observers noting renewed strikes after Kosygin left London. The Tet cease fire ended and fighting resumed, while U.S. officials linked the resumption to the Kosygin-Wilson London meeting.
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Sunday sales ban and draft protest cases reach high court
Prosecutors expand Sunday sale prohibitions to furniture and apparel while unsigned political literature remains restricted. Justice Williams C. Douglas dissents from the court's refusal to hear David J. Miller, a pacifist convicted for turning his draft card, as other cases challenge the draft and war legality. Maryland law requires job and public office applicants to swear they are not aligned with certain views.
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David J. Miller
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New York
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Brooklyn
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Brock Widow of Dr Earl Brock Dies in Kokomo
Anna Louise Brock 78 widow of Dr Earl E Brock formerly of 1004 Madison Ave died unexpectedly Monday at her daughter's home in Kokomo. Born Cincinnati 1888 she and her husband moved to Anderson in 1912 where he practiced until 1966. Funeral at Congregational Christian Church with burial in Indianapolis. Donations to St Johns Hospital suggested.
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Earl E. Brock
Anna Louise Brock
Madison Ave
M. E. van Metter Jr
Kokomo
Brock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinmmati Conservatory of Music
Dr. Brock
George Jacobs
Congregational Christian Church
John J. Staton
Indianapolis
St. John's Hospital
Schools explore paths beyond college for dropouts
An analysis notes high school bias toward college prep, finding many dropouts come from large families with semi skilled or unskilled fathers. It cites counselors’ limited attention to students interests and suggests expanding public schooling to include technical and technological training as viable alternatives.
Deaths in Madison and nearby counties
Multiple Madison County obituaries report the deaths of Judy Brewington Fortville and Virgil P. Bouslog of Frankton, noting their ages, residences, survivor lists, and funeral arrangements. Budding retirement and community roles are highlighted for Bouslog, with services set at Frankton Christian Church and burial at Gravel Lawn Cemetery. Additional notices for Bert E Castor of Lapel, formerly Indianapolis, list funeral details in Lakeland Florida with interment at Brookside Cemetery.
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Fortville
J Brewington
Indianapolis
Robert Botlander
James Boblander
Perdleton
Anderson
Marion County
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Forlville
Alan Day
Cynthiane Christan Church
Gravel Lawn
George C. Harper and Son
Frankton Christian Church
Arthur Bishop
K of Piqof
Bert Castor
Bert E Castor
Gorda
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Lapel
Llanapolis
Fisher Brothers Funeral
John Pattison
Bethel Methodist Church
Brookside Cemetery
Castor
Florida
Today At YMCA Breakfast and Meetings Schedule
The YMCA calendar lists a 6:45 breakfast, 6:30 Lions meeting, 7:00 jazz with John Burton Jr, and a 9:00 to 3:15 open gym. Youth programs run 9:30 to 11:00 with preschool and kindergarten swim, plus adult health club and various swim and sport slots. A note mentions traffic deaths and a mobile home park at 1800 W 38th with phone 644-4479.
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Hospital Attempting To Do It For Us Quote
A brief remark attributes a sentiment about hospital efforts with the speaker noting a need for assistance. The fragment lacks clear context, names, dates, places, or actions beyond the statement. Further text is required to determine the people involved and the event or decision referenced.
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Indiana House Action Reports Passes and Proposals
A bill to fix the assessment date for tangible property to January 1 passed 67 to 10. The House voted 76 to 2 to abolish the youth council within the State Board of Health. County officers and others would be reimbursed 8 cents per mile and 10 dollars per day for travel under an 85 to 1 bill. Eight Indiana State Bar Association bills on deeds probate and recording documents and leases were approved. The House met at 10 a.m. Thursday with a bill to legalize abortions under certain circumstances among proposed features.
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Hoasie Weekend Death Toll Down
Indiana's 1967 traffic fatality toll rose last week but improved over the weekend and Monday. Three weekend deaths were recorded, all on Friday night and Saturday. A Sunday moratorium and many hours of no new fatalities followed. The toll stood at 128 after the weekend, down from 156 a year ago.
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Idiana
Soviet and Chinese tense clash across Manchuria and Peking
The Star reports Soviet officers pressing peasants to disobey Mao era rules in Szechwan and Sinkiang while a Soviet wall poster cites an action by Soviet troops against Chinese forces near the Ussuri River. Tass notes Red Guards halted their siege of the Soviet Embassy as Moscow calls for diplomat restrictions. Anti Soviet rallies erupt in China amid ongoing war of words.
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Students Indiana Charles Gaus to Emcee Program
Lt Sean Murphy head of the police narcotics division and Chief Doyle Wright will speak at Wednesday noon luncheon at the YMCA Mulberry Room. Lou Priddy serves as general chairman of the observance with Charles Gaus emceeing.
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