Lopsidedness Charged To Churches Study
A UC Berkeley and Columbia University study analyzes how modern churches juggle dual duties. Researchers Glock Babbie Ringree report bishops and clergy responses suggest changes to balance responsibilities.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1967
Page
1
A UC Berkeley and Columbia University study analyzes how modern churches juggle dual duties. Researchers Glock Babbie Ringree report bishops and clergy responses suggest changes to balance responsibilities.
Italian star Sophia Loven, famed for early risqué notoriety, now aims to perform on stage in a Tennessee Williams play. She argues modern American writers offer strong female roles and notes her career includes film work and a marriage to producer Carlo Ponti.
Government lab tests identified errors in a batch of Contsource units. General Electric investigated its distributor network and about 7,000 service personnel after discovering leakage from shunt regulator tubes. The Radiological Health Center tested 125 tubes with only 23 percent below safety levels in Syracuse. State officials reported revised expenditures, including university and mental health center funding, while Indiana University sought $590,882.
A long article outlines Tshombe's extradition case and related Congo Algerian court actions. It notes Tshombe's bid for release via habeas corpus, U.N. discussions, and the impact on universities planning land purchases. The piece also touches Indiana State University land deals and budget implications for mental health funds.
The Department of Justice clashed with the FCC over a joint ABC ITT merger. After initial approval last December by a 4 to 3 vote, hearings were held and on June 2 the commission reaffirmed the decision by another 4 to 9 split. Officials say the affiliation would hinder healthy competition among major networks.
Gerald Young of 402 E Washington Ave, Anderson, died Friday afternoon after a long illness. Born June 28, 1892 west of Summitville, he was a retired cement worker and a member of Eagles Lodge 2771 Alexandria. Survived by a wife Gertrude Morgan, a daughter Geraldine Clark, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Rites held at Pendleton mortuary with burial at Memorial Cemetery.
The United States faces a Congress drift over war powers as North Vietnam actions sharpen calls for a formal declaration. Gromyko, Eban, and others press for priority on peace, while the Soviet Union and Arab supporters warn against rushed resolutions. A separate incident notes a fire at a plant in Indiana, quickly extinguished by sprinklers.
Several death notices from Madison and nearby counties detail services and survivors. Nathanial Giesy of Bradenton formerly Lapel, Francis J McVay of McCordsville, Clyde Keys of McCordsville, and local residents listed with funeral arrangements, church affiliations, and burial sites. Survivors include spouses, siblings, children, and relatives across Pendleton, Greenfield, Wilkinson, Homestead, and Fortville. Funeral home details note services at Fisher, Cory Seals, and Ohm Graveside, with times and place variations.
Miss Nelcy Jones of Anderson and Miss Dee Stebler of Markleville were named to Indiana Central College second semester honor list with a scholastic index above nine from twelve. Jones is Pendleton High School graduate, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Jones, Rt. 4 Audresin. Stebler, Markleville High graduate, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Stebler of Mackville.
A small fire in a building at the Indiana Girl's School near Apolis was reported early afternoon. State coffee commissioner Aol Kuharich said it was quickly brought under control and apparently extinguished. Cable size. New York news brief follows.
Court blocks a merger likely to harm the public interest by delaying effects on consumer welfare and business competition. The ruling notes the potential grave impact of the merger on economic interests and flags lack of countervailing benefits. The judge emphasizes safeguards against detrimental consolidation and calls for revised consideration.
A list of marriage licenses shows Bruce Roteri Canaday and Carole Ann Bush Anderson. Kenneth Alonzo Randal and Ruth Juanita Talpert Anderson. Gordon Traut Comer and Saran Rommel Davis Anderson. Carl Langton Goodman and Martha M. Morrison Anderson. Eugene Shaw Alexandria and Luanne Elizabeth Jenkins Anderson. Michael Saxon Anderson and Dianna L. Wesseter Anderson. The records reflect local registrations with names and couples noted in the Anderson region.
The fragment notes an auction event with unclear ties to age and possible racial factors. It remains vague on specifics, listing no clear names, dates, or organizations. Further readable details are required to craft a precise headline and summary.
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