James the Just chairs first ecumenical council decision
In a historical look at Christ's kinsmen, James the Just leads the Jerusalem church in the first ecumenical council. The debate pits James’s cautious stance against Paul’s radical insistence on faith apart from the law, shaping whether Gentiles join the church without full Jewish practices.
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Jesus
Christ
George W. Cornell
The
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James the Just
Jerusalem
Paul
Tarsus
Sion
Commonwealth of Israel
Christ Jesus
Christ’s Church
Safecrackers Hit Three IGA Markets in York County
Burglars blew open safes at three IGA markets in York County Wednesday night. In Wells they used dynamite but took only 30 to 50 dollars. Other breaks occurred in York and Cornish. Police note similar methods to other southern Maine food market robberies.
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IGA
York County
Wells
York
Cornish
Wells Iga
Wells Corner
Sherwood Baston
Maine
North Windham
Federal
Old Orchard Beach
Portsmouth
N.H
Gift Wrapped Shark and Santa Robbery Spoofs
Christmas themed oddities headline a Caracas shark gift offer at $22 a head and a Santa figurehead in Omaha bank robbery staged for a camera. A self-decorating tree concept emerges from Placerville’s Forest Genetics arboretum.
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New York
Santa Claus
Omaha
Caracas
Venezuela
Cincinnati
Placerville
Calif
Forest Genetics
Chuckle: Pessimist and Apple Blossom Stoicism
A light humor item notes a pessimist sees a stomach ache in every apple blossom. The quip reflects a playful take on dour outlooks and seasonal blooms with a tongue in cheek tone.
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WRR Gen
Fea. Corp
Heart Transplant It Was The Man Not Idea That Died
The first human heart transplant failed when Louis Washkansky died after 18 days with a donor heart. The AP recounts the attempt’s lessons on immunity and rejection, noting the risks and the ongoing search for artificial heart solutions.
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Idoctors
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Denise Ann Darvall
Adrian Kantrowitz
Brooklyn
Kantrowitz
Learning Services Hub Aims to Transform Saco Youths
The Learning Services Hub at 202 Main St in Saco claims to be the nation’s only agency of its kind. Roy Tibbetts notes the program blends counseling with family school and community support for 6th to 8th graders in nearby towns. In ten weeks 164 children have been served including a case of seventh grader Jimmy Doe.
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Saco
Roy Tibbetts
United States
Tibbetts
Sanford
Colby College
Boston University School of Social Work
Sweetser Children’s Home
Veteran's Administration
Boston
Jackson County Child Welfare Services
Medford
Ore
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Los Angeles County
California
Emer
Miami
Fla
State Public Welfare Commission
Portland
Westbrook
Biddeford
Old Orchard Beach
Dayton
Arundel
Jimmy Doe
Jim
Hub
Jimmy
Main Street
Julie Reaches Milestone in Liver Transplant Survival
Julie Cherie Rodriguez, nearly two, meets her new baby brother and could be home for Christmas after surpassing five months of liver transplant survival. Doctors note she and two other infants remain in fair condition, with prior records 34 days for liver transplants. The family awaits further stability before the Pueblo trip.
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Colo
Julie Cherie Rodriguez
Santa Claus
Julie
John Rodriguez
Pueblo, Colo
John Anthony
Baby John
University of Colorado Medical Center
Kerri Lynn Brown
Dale L. Brown
Long Beach
Calif
Candy Barbaree
Albert Barbaree
Orlando Fla
Kerri
Candy
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