The Worry Clinic on church music and participation
A critique of modern church music emphasizes audience participation through familiar hymns rather than flashy vocal gymnastics. The piece argues choirs distract from spiritual aims, urging dynamic song leaders to revive childhood hymn memories to inspire worship and return attendance. It notes the psychologist Dr Crane Mellor in Indiana for contact.
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Rotary of Lions and Kiwanis Clob
Terre Haute
Billy Graham
Oral Roberts
Bishop Sheen
America
Childhhood
Vitamin B-12 and folic acid boost red blood cells
Dr. William Brady discusses how vitamin B-12 and folic acid work together to build red blood cells and prevent anemia. He notes that both nutrients are needed for optimal blood oxygen transport and that modern refined diets often lack sufficient amounts.
Sendak criticizes Purdue action over Kettler hire
Indiana attorney general condemned Purdue University for negotiating with David Kettler tied to violence at Ohio State. Purdue officials denied a formal hire and said no president approval. Litigation against eight students for OSU campus disorders continues, with Kettler excluded from an injunction but his conduct to be noted.
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Indianapolis
Theodore L. Sendak
Purdue University
Ohio State
Purdue
David Kettler
John W. Hicks
Frederick L. Hovde
Sendak
Sth
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Kettler
Europe
OSU
Common Pleas Court
Tom Moody
Columbus
Moody
Kinser Pleads Guilty In Dynamite Theft Case Link
Bloomington AP report shows Jackie Kinser 28 of Bloomington pleads guilty to three charges in two courts. He admitted illegal possession of dynamite and theft of vending machine keys from a Pepsi plant and unlawful control of stolen goods from a Bedford hardware store. Co-defendants in Elkhar t included three KKK members charged with dynamite possession and auto banditry. Pre-sentence investigations ordered. Kinser to be sentenced July 1 in Bedford and around July 6 in Bloomington.
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Bloomington
Ind
Jackie Kinser
Blooming
Kinser
Monroe
Pepsi-Cola
Bedford
Lawrence
Elkhart
Athens
Ala
Ater
Monroe County
Wita Rock Ted
Blettsvile
Michigan
McGlocklin
William H. Kinser
Jarvis
Flint
Mich
William| Hhart
Superior
pre-Chasey
Indianapolis
Grand
James C. McGlocklin
Larry Conley
Dragon
Indiana
KKK
Elkan
Theington Kleagle
Wayne E. Keyser
Cass Coun
Paul A. Book
Elk
Jimmy Bass
Koko
Chaney
King Sr Denounces Racial Supremacy In Nashville Service
Rev. Martin Luther King Sr told a Nashville service that both white and black supremacies are wrong and that no man should be judged by skin color. He urged brotherhood and said he does not hate anyone despite his son's assassination. Dr. King is pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta. Gary Man Acquitted in Auto Theft Case
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Martin Luther King, Sr
Nashville
Tenn
America
Dr. King
Ebeneezer Baptist Church
Atlanta
Gary
Crown Point
Ind
Robert Pilenak
Lake County
Michigan Senator Seeks Third Term For 1964 Race
Michigan Senator Orie Seesee D-Mich announced his bid for a third term. In Washington the Senate Environment Committee and Police moved to raise pay 16 percent as part of a broader tenure trend. A bomb disposal squad investigated a ticking suitcase found on a Carbondale sidewalk, while Pfc. Steven M. Monroe earned the Bronze Star in Vietnam.
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Detroit
UPI
Klip Seesee
Orie D
Mich
Hart
Tokyo
Kent
Lished
Asia
Senate Seaeere
Hazel
Environment Committee
Ha Edoff
Ilinois
Indiana
Here
Ft. Leonard Wood
Indianapolis
Ind
Jack Hazel
Howard Hance
Carbondale, Ill
Steven M. Monroe
1St Air Cavalry Division
Monroe
Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
Vietnam
Paul E. Monore
South Bend
Cond
Paul N. Monroe
Rt. 1
Daleville
Ky Eyes Alliance With Cambodia Laos To Strengthen Peace Talks
Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky told Saigon publishers that South Vietnam pursues a Cambodia and Laos alliance to improve leverage at Paris peace talks. He suggested a possible North Vietnamese invasion but said Saigon is not yet strong enough to demand a halt. Ky questioned a 1971 presidential run as he stressed building alliances and military gains to counter communism.
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LPI
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Paris
North Vietnam
Saigon
Magi
Mayors of fifth class cities gain police chief powers
In an Indiana Appellate Court ruling Indianapolis area cities confirmed mayors may appoint police chiefs without regard to age or residency. The Brazil case involved mayor Bert Morlan naming Les Ver Morton as chief. lodges challenged residency and age limits. The court ruled the 35 year age limit cannot extend to the chief and residency restrictions do not apply to chief appointments.
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Indianapolis
API
Indiana
Brazil
Bert F. Morlan
Les
Morton
Morlan
Order of Poice
Rucker Named Vice President of Engineers
Ames C. Rucker of Anderecon was elected vice president of the Muncie chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers for a one year term. He works as a budget analyst in the Delco Remy division of General Motors. other officers and directors from local firms were named, with the first chapter meeting set for September.
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Ames C. Rucker
Anderecon
Muncie
American Institute of Industrial Engineers
Rucker
Delco-Remy
General Motors
Robert Brown
Kerr Glass
Dunkirk G._Samnson
Westinghouse Electric
Ralph Andem
Ontario
Coronation
Gus Vasalakis
Nicholson Ile
Corde C. Williams DeleoRem
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California
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Paul J. McKeand Contracting Company
Brooks Townsend
Herald
George Jackson
King
Heiken
Elassic
Midwest
Judy
Mari An
Patrice
John
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Farah
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