Symbolic Resurrection In modern theology debated
The essay argues over whether Jesus resurrection is a physical historical event or an inward experiential truth. It contrasts Tillichs view of the New Being with Bultmanns mythicizing method, noting the symbol’s supreme significance while affirming the believers ongoing real presence and personal decision to follow the cross.
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Jesus
America
Paul ‘Tillich
Germany
Rudolf Bultmann
Tillich
Bultmann
Christ
Oultmann
Maine House Passes Emergency Education Subsidy Bill
The Maine House approved an emergency education subsidy measure 120 to 23, sending it to the Senate. The bill provides 43.2 million dollars in state aid to cities towns and districts this year to cover local school costs, a boost of nearly five million over 1968. The plan aims to offer immediate relief to municipalities amid rising education expenses while seeking fair allocation methods.
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Augusta
Maine
Senate
Emilien A. Levesque
Dmadawaska
House
Portland
Ronald L. Kellam
Dportland
Bennett D. Katz
R-Au
Gusta
Education Committee
Kellam
Katz
Levesque
Alma
Harrison L. Richardson
R-Cumberland
Le‘vesque
Arthur Maxwell's Rising Career at Biddeford Banks
Arthur Maxwell born June 19 1899 in Biddeford rose from teller to executive roles at Biddeford Bank and related firms. He served as president of the bank beginning 1948 and held director posts at Biddeford Savings Bank and Biddeford and Saco Water Co, later adding Reserve Bank of Boston chairmanship and ongoing leadership roles.
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Biddeford
Arthur F
Wooster
Maxwell
Saco Chamber of Commerce
Biddeford High School
Harry M. Wooster
First National Bank
Biddeford-Saggs Bank
Biddeford Savings Bank
Pres- Reserve Bank of Boston
Bidden and Saco Water Co
Gravel packing offer convinces with delivery in town
Advertiser Claude Dubois promotes packing gravel at $1.20 per cubic yard with delivery. Contact numbers 282-0000 or 284-7027 provided for orders.
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Claude Dubois
Land Value Case Starts In Portland
Testimony opened in a Portland federal court over the government taking land in Biddeford for a new post office. Judge Edward T. Gignoux said the sole issue is just compensation. Arthur G. Danis of Lowell owned the property on June 10, 1968, with the Turman mortgage, and a Portland appraiser valued the property at 21,000 on November 1, 1968.
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Portland
U.S. District Court
Biddeford
Edward T. Gignoux
Arthur G. Danis
Lowell
Mass
Plato
Theodore
James Turman
Loman
Clifford L. Swan
Portland Real Estate
Mission Chapel Planned At Beach In Maine Coast
Old Orchard Beach officials announce a new mission chapel for St. Margaret's Parish to ease summer strain on church services. The hexagonal concrete building will seat about 900, with a year round design and 5,000 weekly attendees anticipated. Bids will be sought after May, with completion planned for late fall and formal opening next spring.
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St. Margaret's
Jameson's Hill
Saco Avenue
John H. Clancy
St. Margaret's Church
Daniel F. Tully
Clancy
Anderson
Chuckle Spring Brings Plowing For Farmers And Golfers
The piece notes the cheerful arrival of Chuckle Spring with farmers and golfers starting their plowing activities. It highlights the seasonal shift and the dual outdoor effort, capturing a lighthearted community mood.
Shelter Drive Aims At New West Kennebunk Facility
The Animal Welfare Society outlines plans and needed funds for a new West Kennebunk shelter for dogs and cats. The project includes a road, first year maintenance, a well, and possible isolation and euthanasia areas, with land donated and architect James C. Saunders donating plans. The nonprofit seeks gifts toward a $35,000 goal to support care, facilities, and operations.
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Joanne Rumery
West Kennebunk
Cam
Conauchties
Eldora Boston
James C. Saunders
Donald Shepard
Kennebunk
Animal Welfare Society
P. O. Box
Charges Exchanged At Talks Between Nations
Paris AP United States accuses North Vietnam of violating Laos and Cambodia sovereignty by using them as transit routes and bases for attacks on South Vietnam. Ambassador Lawrence Walsh announced the charge at the 11th full session of the Vietnam peace talks. The Viet Cong Front spokesman denied any gains, calling progress reports cunning treachery.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Lawrence Walsh
Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Nixon
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Dianne Sweeney
Robert Golajely
Marie Smith
Neault & Marcotte
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S&h
Biddeford Piano & Organ Co
Elm St
Rte
A & P Supermarket
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Main Street
Saco
Marcy
Saco Valley Shopping Center
Animal Shelter
Rochambeau
Lajeunesse
Comm
Apply Lund Mfg. Co
Lund Industrial Road
Albert N. Carbee
Aurora HO Cars
Youland
Youland’s Dept. Stores
St. Kennebunk