Convention Spotlighted by 1000 Pastors At International Assembly
The International Convention of the Church of God gathers over 1,000 pastors and leaders for policy committee sessions, mass meetings, and eight general agencies elections. Activities open at 6 am with worship at Anderson College and Warner Auditorium hosting about 25,000 attendees through Sunday. Speakers include Rev. George H. Ramsey and Rev. Rudolph Smith, with Dr. Barry Callen chairing the General Assembly and Rev. Charles Tarr directing planning.
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General Assembly
Anderson College Convocation Hall
Warner Auditorium
George H. Ramsey
Pra
Isugamav Conscious
Christ
Charles Tarr
National Board of Church Extension and Home Missions
Arlo F. Newell
Springfield
Ohio
Park Place
Leonard Snyder
Hamilton
Anderson College
Elmer E. Kardatzke
Wichita
Kans
John K. Albright
Southport
Rescue Fates Uncertain For Minib submarine Crew
Two of four crew freed after 31 hours trapped on the sea floor were rescued near Key West aboard the Sea Diver. Navy officials reported conflicting assessments of the two remaining men, with some aboard the Tringa saying they believed all alive, while others warned the condition of those two could be dire. Decompression and hatch issues delayed final recovery as air was pumped in and temperatures dropped inside the rear chamber.
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Key West
Fla
Navy
Dan Disney
Cmdr
Joseph Neville
West
Disney
Disney Sud Air
Sea Diver
Tringa
Atlantic
Kere
Clayton Link
Edwin A. Link
Albert Stover
Smithsonian Institution
Robert Meek
Santa Barbara
Calif
Archibald
Jock’" Menzies
Vero Beach
Meek
Menzies
California
Stover
Link
Key ‘West
Minisub
Reardon Highlights Accountability at 55th Anderson College Commencement
Dr. Robert H. Reardon addressed 371 arts graduates, 35 graduate degree candidates, and four honorary degrees including Indiana Governor Otis Bowen. He urged that education serves a life of accountability to God, others, and self, and called graduates to dedicate themselves to serving others rather than self-advancement. Bill Gaither received a doctor of music, with other honors for Marvin J. Hartman and Nellie Field Snowden.
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Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Church of God Liberal Arts College
Reardon
School of Theology
Indiana
Otis Bowen
Bill Gaither
Marvin J. Hartman
Board of
Church Extension and Home Missions
The
Church of God
Nellie Field Snowden
National Woman's Missionary Society
Maslow
Polonius
Recreation Program Worries Park Officials
Park Superintendent William McCarty told the Monday board meeting that Anderson High School summer recreation efforts are underused. The pool gym weight room and teen center opened last week drew about 30 Wigwam users at peak, despite full staff. Discussions covered a new indoor outdoor pool and tennis complex planned near Madison Heights, boat horsepower limits on Aqua Gardens lake, gas shortages, Boys Club collaboration, Junior Achievement facilities, and JA land donation for a May Park site with summer use. A Special Olympics bus and a Reds game trip were noted as successful and additional outings planned.
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George Daugherty
Anderson High School
William McCarty
McCarty
Park Department
Madison Heights Junior High School
Madison Heights High School
Buffalo
Aqua Gardens Lake
Jack Norris
UAW Community Action Program
Tom Gray
Gray
Paul Newbern
Ke Weatherly
Wilson Boys’ Club
Hubbard Park
Boys
Bryce Brown
Mays Park
Charles Newberry
Mays
Terre Haute
Cincinnati Reds
Zoning Imposed on Two Special Exceptions
The city board imposed development controls on two separate special exception requests tied to rezoning petitions. With Robert L. Rock & Associates handling, construction can only start after covenants compliance is proven. The first involves a 17 acre residential tract owned by Charles Levinson at 4301 S Madison Ave, Cincinnati Ohio.
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Py2at Alonday Night
Robert L. Rock & Associates
Charles Levinson
Cincinnati
Ohio
S. Madison Ave
Plan
Bids To Open Today On 1.5 Million Bond Issue
Bids for 315 million dollars in municipal bonds are to be submitted today in the city controller's office at Main. The issue funds a major park street and transit expansion proposed by Mayor Robert L. Rock with federal matching funds and revenue sharing plans. The council will meet next week in special session to approve ordinances tied to the bond and avenue improvements, including storm sewer separation and street widening contracts.
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Robert L. Rock
Sieets
Delaware Brown Street
Meridian Street
Beth Street
Raible
Madison Avenues
Transit
Madison Avenue
2Nd Street
Cross Street
Genter Memorial Center
Robert Morris
Dfourth
Federl Kan
Hia
3Éth
Senate panel delays Jean II appearance amid Brezhnev visit
The Senate Watergate committee votes to postpone the potentially explosive appearance of John W. Jean II until next week due to the visit of Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. The note appears among Page 2 highlights and Page 8 roundups.
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Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
John W. Jean II
Eonid I. Brezhnev
Indiana Bell executive denies rate hike will lower service quality
A 66,000 a year Indiana Bell executive says the utility would not cut service quality if denied a 32 million rate increase. The page also notes forecast details with warm, mostly cloudy conditions and chances of showers. Anderson weather records show highs around 84 and a low near 65 with sunset at 8 17 p.m.
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Indiana Bell Telephone Co
Anderson
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