Church Activities And Meetings This Week At Area Churches
This week lists events at First Methodist First Baptist Second Congregational and Old First churches. It includes official boards meetings choir rehearsals youth groups and education boards with times from Monday through Saturday and a note on an annual church meeting.
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First Methodist Church
Circle
Gerald Butler
Jefferson Heights
Cirle III
Carlton Burt
Lyons District
First Baptist Church
Board of Trustees
Second Congregational
Board of Christian Education
Board of Deacons
Dr King argues law aids integration not hearts
Civil rights leader Martin Luther King told a Harvard Radcliffe audience that legislation cannot by itself fix segregation, but strong laws help reduce it. He warned two myths hinder progress: time alone will solve problems and legislation cannot change a person’s heart. He said you can legislate segregation away and regulate habits, but you cannot legislate love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Martin Luther King
Harvard-Radcliffe Young Democrats
South
King
America
Mississippi
Harvard
Memorial Church
United States
Sanders Theater
India
South America
Africa
Boston
Alabama
Boston Strangler Reported To Be In Mass Prison
Assistant Attorney General John S Bottomly said the Boston Strangler is believed to be behind bars in a Massachusetts maximum security facility. He tied a single suspect to the first five stranglings, while attributing the remaining six to separate individuals, and described the prime suspect as a 30 year old man from the Boston area with a mother complex. The suspect was a mental hospital patient able to come and go, and was absent without leave during the killings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
John S. Bottomly
Bottomly
Greater
Attorney General’s Office
Italian Reds Call for Relaxed Religion Clash
Italian Communist leader Luigi Longo advocates cooperation with Catholics and religious freedom, signaling a shift from atheistic doctrine. The move follows Palmiro Togliatti’s memo urging less anti religious propaganda, sparking debate within the global communist movement and potential ripple effects in Latin America. In Houston, UPI reports the Manned Spacecraft Center uses a Honeywell 610 computer to monitor an air conditioning system, marking the first computer controlled climate setup there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Palmiro Togliatti
Communist Party of
Italy
Nikita Khrushchev
Togliatti
Longo
Kremlin
Moscow
Latin America
Houston
UPI
Manned Spacecraft Center
Kennedy Eyes New York Democratic Control and 1965 Leadership
Senator elect Robert F Kennedy emerges as a potential kingmaker in New York politics as anti Wagner factions rally to shape the 1965 state legislature led by Brooklyn’s Stanley Steingut or Albany’s Julian Elway. JFK allies like Charles Buckley face pressure as Kennedy eyes party leadership, a possible path to governorship and the White House alongside LBJ’s shadow over New York politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
White House
York
Robert F. Wagner
Albany
Stanley Steingut
Brooklyn
Julian B. Elway
U.S. Senate
Wagner
Lyndon Baines Johnson
LBJ
Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Bobby
New York
Charles A. Buckley
New York City
Jack Kennedy
Buckley
Senate
Bobby Kennedy
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Humphrey
Kicking The Smoking Habit A Housewife's Case History
In New York a year after the surgeon general's smoking health report, Betty Breslow of Forest Hills quit smoking after joining an experimental NYC Health Department program in Queens. Of 480 attendees, about half quit after three weeks. later, five of 78 hard-core smokers remained smoke-free. Dr Isabel Blum notes 85 percent habit and wants mass strategies. program uses education, behavior change, and support groups to help patients quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Betty Breslow
Forest Hills
U.S
Isabelle Blum
New York City
Blum
Rivers Says No One Solution To Viet Nam Crisis
Rep L Mendel Rivers newly becomes House Armed Services chair and says nobody knows the answer to the South Viet Nam problem. He plans to keep his thoughts private as the committee prepares for annual military posture hearings on U S involvement. The hearings will be among the first items after his takeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
South Viet Nam
Rivers
Carl Vinson
Georgia
Viet Nam
House
Gerald R. Ford
Tration
Armed Services Committee
U.S
Tech Student Pleads No Contest In Assault Case
A 23 year old Vermont Technical College student pleaded no contest to breach of the peace in an October incident with an 18 year old University of Vermont coed. Ernest Kangas Jr. of Burlington appeared in Chittenden Municipal Court with sentencing postponed after an investigation. Police said he covered her mouth and dragged her into bushes on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
UPI
Vermont Technical College
University of Vermont
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OLD First
School of Religion
Dr. King
Mass
K.C. Thaler
RFK
New York Democratic Party
By Lyle C. Wilson
New
By Myron Feinsilber
Zurich
Switzerland
UPD
B.C
Felicitas
Blondie
PEAR
Steve Canyon
Charlie Vanilla
THE
Olentangy
IS Charlie Vanilla
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Eve
Harvey
BIG Wheels
Charlie
By Charles M. Schulz
Johnny Hart
Alling
By Dhic Young
Queen Victoria
Milton Caniff
By Stan Drake
Uncle Harvey
Eve Jones
Dowsie
Main Street
Madison Wise
Arms Committee
Viet
Vermont Bank
Bennington
F.D.I.C
Bennington, VT
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