Marathon Bible Reading At Selden Church Begins
Selden New York UPI reports the Selden Community Church will launch a marathon reading of the entire Bible starting Wednesday morning from Rev Norman W Minard the pastor of Selden and nearby Concordreach Congregations and Presbyterian members from several Long Island churches join in the event.
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Seven Local High School Pupils To Attend Workshop
Seven students from Madison Heights High School will attend the first division of the High School Journalism Institute at Indiana University in June and July. A total of 125 pupils from 11 schools in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois will attend the two week session devoted to staff construction for mimeographed papers. Classes cover editing, writing, photography, business management, radio and television writing, and mimeograph production. Attending from Madison Heights are Judi Gwinn, Leath Lortz, Susan Peters, Marger Prarson, Beverly Senda, Jenny Willis, and Becky Collings.
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Senate committee urges 4.164 billion foreign aid bill backing
Washington reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee urged support for a long-range 4.164 billion dollar aid bill. It would shift toward economic loans over military aid, expand NATO military assistance, and fund the Development Loan Fund with a five-year borrowing authority. A minority critique urged cutting waste by at least 600 million and questioned aid to certain tax-averse nations.
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Volunteers aim to read Bible aloud to encourage study
A group of 100 volunteers plans a Bible reading event to attract attention and inspire understanding. Past church efforts set speed records of 57 and 72 hours, but organizer Minard notes the goal is careful reading over speed.
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Colleges Face Teacher Shortage Warns NEA
WASHINGTON NEA reports current teacher shortages in science engineering and related fields will worsen. Survey of 938 institutions shows 762 with shortages, with many schools lowering faculty standards to fill positions, flagging ongoing systemic gaps nationwide.
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Nellie Kaslar
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Ray C. Maul
Mae DeBolt
Dovie Whitehead
Jeretta Epperly
Dorothy Lams
Calbert
Edith Capron
Miriam Mcleges
Nuclear Attack Housing Effects Told Congress
A civil defense expert told Congress that a major nuclear attack on 224 critical U S areas would destroy or render unusable about half the nation s dwellings. He cited 24 2 million homes destroyed or uninhabitable by blast, damage, or radiation and 4 days to indefinite.
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Senator Clark Calls for Tax Exemption Crackdown
Senator Joseph S. Clark urged Congress to tighten tax exemptions for expense accounts used to fund lavish gifts and entertainment for Hollywood executives and safaris in Africa. He backed amendments to extend wartime tax rates and boost Treasury revenue by about 2.35 billion dollars annually, while criticizing lax exemptions.
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Dr H L Lanahan to Attend Canadian Mae Conference
Dr H L Lanahan of First EUB Church will travel July 2 to attend the western Canada Conference near Didsbury Algerta and Qu Appelle Saskatchewan. He will teach a New Testament course to ministers and serve as evangelist at the Allerta Camp and Lake Camp. Assistants include Bishop H M Heminger from Minneapolis and Dr ay Price from Dayton. In his absence Lapel will assign church duties to Girls State appointee Sedna Bean Donalds Gullett then Blossom Beantrossom, daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Beantrossom of Lapel. She attends Girls State by Lapel American Legion Auxiliary and was chosen by the high school faculty.
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Do Your Children Run Your Home?
In July Reader's Digest warns about a family hampered by a child tyrant. A mother and grandmother of 11 shows how giving in to children risks losing parental love. The piece argues for corrective family discipline in a modern problem.
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