Religion Today Way to Better Broadcasting
Denominational weekly The Christian Century argues broadcasters lack social conscience and shy from crusading, citing ease of reporting events over changing them and the cost of public service. Relgious talent, including paid clergy, boosts religious broadcasting despite low pay for some, while FCC guidelines push stations to include religious programming, often relegated to the early dawn hours.
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Christian Century
Sherwood Ross
Washington D.C
FCC
Milton Berle
Sheen
Bloch
When Surnames Take Jobs in Washington
A humorous musing on how federal job titles could become last names. Imagines families like Papershuffler and Bureaucrat, naming a lineage through office roles and clerical titles. Discusses potential impact on identity, and mentions Bloch on religious broadcasting and a 1967 Easter TV rerun.
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Washington
John Marshal
Fred Guard
Edward Guide
Christ
Almanac notes and historical milestones for October 20
On this day in history multiple events are recalled including Germany accepting Wilson's terms in 1918 to end World War I and Allied landings at Leyte Gulf in 1944. MacArthur returned to Leyte, Herbert Hoover died in 1964, and Jacqueline Kennedy and Aristotle Onassis wed in 1968.
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United Press International
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Woodrow Wilson
Leyte Gulf
Philippines
Douglas MacArthur
Herbert Hoover
Jacqueline Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Cadet Steven J. DeHaven Named Commandant’s List Member
U S Air Force Academy cadet Steven J. DeHaven enters his junior year and earns a Commandant’s List honor for outstanding military performance. He serves fall term as flight sergeant with cadet master sergeant rank after a summer as an instructor and completing Army airborne training at Ft Benning. He hails from Arlington Heights, a 1967 Forest View High School graduate.
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Steven J. DeHaven
A. C. DeHaven
S. Elmhurst Road
U. S. Air Force Academy
Academy
Academy Commandant of Cadets
DeHaven
Cae
U. S. Army Airborne Training Center
Ft. Benning
Forest View High School
Arlington Heights
Obituary for James LaCerra 1911 WWII veteran
James LaCerra 58 of 3304 Owl Drive Rolling Meadows died Thursday in Northwest Community Hospital Arlington Heights. Funeral services were held Saturday in Arlington Heights. burial at St Michael the Archangel Cemetery Palatine. Survived by widow Helen two sisters Rosalie Willeford Glendale California and Betty LaCerra Chicago three brothers Frank Palo Alto Jerome Chicago Thomas Medina. Born January 21 1911 in Chicago he lived in Rolling Meadows 13 years. He was a WWII veteran and custodian for the Park Ridge Library.
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Arlington Heights
James LaCerra
Owl Drive
Rolling Meadows
Northwest Community Hospital
St. Michael the Archangel
Palatine
Helen
Rosalie Willeford
Glendale
Calif
Betty LaCerra
Chicago
Frank
Palo Alto
Jerome
Thomas
Medinah
LaCerra
Park Ridge
Arlington Heights Woman Dies at 51
Mrs. Lois Willmer 51 of Arlington Heights died Thursday at Wesley Memorial Hospital Chicago. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. at Lauterburg and Oehler Funeral Home Arlington Heights with Rev Samuel N Keys officiating. Interment private. Survivors include husband James W and daughter Candace Boheme of Columbia Missouri.
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Lois Willmer
Arlington Heights
S. Highland Ave
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Lauterburg
Oehler
Northwest Hwy
Samuel N. Keys
St. Simon’s Episcopal Church
James W
Candace Boheme
Columbia, Mo
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UPI
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Wheelwrights
Wainwrights
Smiths
Herbert L. Papershuffler
Penelope Bureaucrat
Betty
William
Raymond K
Willard
Sam Judge
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the Almanac
Mark Twain
Design Service
Commercial Printing Division
Paddock Publications
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