Christopher s fight darkness through daily acts of service
The Christophers, a religious movement founded by James Keller, promote personal responsibility to improve the world. Through radio programs, a free News Notes digest, and outreach from a New York City headquarters, they urge individuals to identify urgent local tasks and act with divine love.
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Five Icolatians Received Special Recognition at BSU
Five Madison County students earned honors at Ball State University banquet in Muncie. Ann Frances Addington Rebecca Marie Baum Forman criticizes black manifestos while college officials defend civil liberties. The piece notes theses by Addington Baum Highwood and Klepfer and mentions soap industry employment.
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Chicago Police Killers Hunted
An off duty Chicago policeman was shot dead in front of a South Side saloon. Gunmen stole his badge gun and identification. Police sought women for questioning about the slaying of Jesse C Smith, 42. Smith and his wife Elgere 39 were parents of five children aged 9 to 19.
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