The Worry Clinic and the Rise of Soapbox Theologians
A critical essay argues that free enterprise donors fund churches while younger clergy push sociology over evangelism. It cites Chicago’s Dr. Robert B. Pierce and Dr. Philip M. Crane’s book The Democrat's Dilemma, warning of seminaries’ leftist drift and calls for evangelistic preaching over political activism.
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Robert B. Pierce
Chicago
Skyscraper Loop
Crane
St. Paul
Judea
Greece
Rome
Christ
Paul
Jesus
Philip M. Crane
Columbia
Krushchev
America
Portrait of a Family Physician and Reader Letter
A reader praises a family doctor as a trusted longtime confidant who treats both ailments and personal issues, noting the doctor’s availability and care. The columnist hints at creating an Album of family doctors but emphasizes patient consent before sharing names and addresses from readers in upstate California.
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Brady
Tunning
Lini
Timast
2nd Annual Killbuck Regatta to Launch at Noon
The Killbuck Regatta returns for a second year today with a noon start at Killbuck Park and a finish at Praapaghhple. Entries include Frank Thomas James Surface Neal Hendricks Richard Warse and Percy. Participants will use 1.4 meter boats in the event.
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Killbuck Park
Frank Thomas
James
Surface
N Eal Hendricks
Richard Warse
Percy
World record heroin seizure reported by U S narcotics
A world record 249 pounds of heroin was seized from a French couple by U S narcotics agents in Valencia, Spain. Washington officials described the seizure as the largest heroin seizure on record.
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Valencia
Span Va
U.S
Washington
Breakthrough Drug Talk Brightens Anti Heroin Fight
Testimony before a congressional subcommittee flags a potential heroin substitute with large global implications. Researchers from U.S. and France discuss naloxone and cyclazocine, highlighting funding gaps and the hope of reducing addiction through new medicines and better research.
Laird Pressed Over Vietnam Drug Curb Efforts
Secretary Melvin Laird voices dissatisfaction with South Vietnamese steps to curb drug availability for U S personnel. Pentagon spokesman Jerry Friendheim says he expects ongoing, stronger actions. Congressional probes report 30 000 to 40 000 U S servicemen in Vietnam using heroin marijuana and other drugs as Nixon orders a nationwide anti drug campaign targeting veterans returning home.
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U.S
Nixon
United States
Employment Up 12 300 In State During May
May employment rose by 12 300 statewide while unemployment fell by 3 100. The labor market strengthened modestly as more people found work and layoffs decreased, signaling improved hiring conditions for the month.
Maxine Bridges Directs Oliver at local summer theatre
Maxine Bridges heads a summer theatre production of Oliver at the community venue. The veteran director, noted for works like The Glass Menagerie and The King and I, leads a season featuring multiple plays and a strong cast, including upcoming tryouts for Man of La Mancha.
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County Dramatic
Oliver
Neots
Ceacher
Agus
Moon” Basie
Indianapolis
Lin Pyrca
King
James E. Daly
Internal Revenue
Diana
AHS
New York
Internal Revenue Serv
U.S. Post Office
Madison County ‘Dramatic House
Ind
Marion Man Indicted in Cabbie Slaying
A Grant County grand jury indicted Gregory Hewitt a 23 year old Marion man on first degree murder charges in the shooting death of Harold Bruss a 51 year old Marion taxicab driver. Bruss was shot twice in the head May 22 and found dead near an abandoned factory in Marion.
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Marion, Ind
Grant County
Gregory Hewitt
Marion
Hewitt
Harold Bruss
Bruss
Waste disposal plan for exhausted oilfields eyed by Lower Saxony
The Lower Saxony State Geological Office proposed disposing of industrial wastes in exhausted oilfields in northwest Germany. In 1996 the New York Tribune became the first newspaper set by Linotype, and today more than 99 languages and dialects around the world are set by this method.
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Lower Saxony
Germany
New York Tribune
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