Deprived Children View New World in Pre-Schools
In fall a NEA report shows educators expanding pre school efforts to close the gap for deprived children from homes lacking basic materials. Programs led by Martin Deutsch in New York and a Baltimore early admissions project aim to foster language, curiosity, and social skills through structured, imaginative learning and parental involvement.
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Washington
UPI
National Education Association
NEA
Education
U.S.A
Brooklyn
N.Y
Martin Duetsch
Institute of Developmental Studies of
New York
City) Medical College
Deutsch
Association
Baltimore
Prises
Francis Keppel
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Miracle Painting draws crowds to Taos mission church
The Ranchos de Taos mission art and relics attract thousands each Christmas. Ault painted the self glowing portrait of Jesus with a cross shadow, while the chapel houses 17th century silver, rare santos, a 16th century statue, and a hand carved crucifixion scene. The church’s value nears $1 million and remains a lasting monument to early Spanish New Mexico.
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Taos
N.M
New Mexico
Ranchos de Taos
Spain
St. Francis
Church Holy Eucharist and Holiday Services At Three Churches
Readable church notices describe multiple services at St. Peter's Episcopal, First Methodist, and Second Congregational. It lists Holy Eucharist observances, a post 9:15 panel on business, Holy Innocents Day observance, New Year's Day prayers, organ music, choir performances, and Sunday school schedules. Also notes deacon meetings, youth fellowships, and a Christmas Eve candlelight service with gifts to a hospital or home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Frederick B. Wolf
Junior Methodist
Senior Methodist
Lawrence
Commission On Stewardship and Finance
MYF
Ralph Bishop
Gail Bishop
Leigh Fleetwood
Double Trouble In Pittsburgh Robbery Affects Jaco Kitman
Pittsburgh resident Jaco Kitman, 60, was slugged and robbed of 450 dollars while walking near his home. On returning home he found thieves had stolen 200 dollars worth of carpentry tools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Jaco Kitman
North Carolina Rises To Second In Kennedy Library Gifts
New York is the site as North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford presents a 155000 dollar check to Mrs. John F. Kennedy to raise the state’s Kennedy Library Fund total to between 190000 and 200000 dollars, second only to Massachusetts. Hugh Morton, NC fund raising chairman, accompanies Sanford to convey gratitude.
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New York
UPI
North Carolina
Kennedy Memorial Library
Terry Sanford
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sanford
Hugh Morton
Message of the Gospel Seen Good News of Love
Louis Cassels reports on the Christmas gospel as timeless good news for all people. It emphasizes that Christ’s coming is an eternal, contemporary event and invites personal testing of faith beyond mere belief. The shepherds’ search illustrates verifying truth by personal experience.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
Christ the Lord
Herald
Gel
Palestine
Jesus Christ
Bethlehem
Christ
Phillips Brooks
Charity
God
Star of Bethlehem likely not a real star
Astronomers from the Adler Planetarium and Astronomical Museum say the Star of Bethlehem was probably an unusual planetary alignment. They cite Jupiter's triple conjunction in December 7 B.C. and Venus near conjunctions in spring 6 B.C. Historians place Jesus’ birth around 7 or 6 B.C. The article notes a second view that the star was a miracle beyond scientific explanation.
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Washington
Bethlehem
Adler Planetarium and Astronomical Museum
Chicago
Christianity Today
Jesus
House of the
Rabbi Hertz calls Jews to rally to Negro rights cause
Chicago based Rabbi Richard C. Hertz in Ebony urges American Jews to rethink ties with African Americans. He condemns segregationist tactics and argues Jews lag in the protest movement, urging direct Jewish participation for universal freedom and safety for all communities.
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Chicago
Detroit
Richard C. Hertz
Ebony Magazine
National Negro Monthly
America
U.S
Hertz
Ebony
Harlem
NAACP
Christmas Custody Granted in Judy Garland Case
Superior Judge Edward Brand in Santa Monica granted Judy Garland custody of her children for one week. Lorna, 12, and Joseph, 9, will fly from Los Angeles to New York on Christmas Day and return by January 2. The judge warned both sides not to punish the children in the dispute, saying the ongoing battle could make the kids despise their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
Edward Brand
Judy Gareland
Lorna
Joseph
Los Angeles
New York
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Jean McSherry
OLD First Church
John W. Vander Groef
Paul Bohne
First Methodist Church
Nuresery School
Shaftsbury
Double Trouble
By Charles M. Schulz
Johnny Hart
B.C
Rue
Blondie
Steve Canyon
Chic Young
Milton Caniff
States
Colorado
Poteet Canyons
Steve
Happy Easter
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Shaky Blopp
Maumee University
By Stan Drake
Hanson
Walbridge
Bennington
National
Arlington
South Carolina
Mass. In
First National Stores
North
Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Finast
St. Luke
Mary
Dr. Hertz
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