Guest Preacher Announced At Ocean Park Assembly
Rev. Paul L. Sturges of the Massachusetts Baptist Convention will preach at The Temple Sunday at 10 30 a.m. for Ocean Park 87th annual assembly opening. Sermon titled Living in a World of Compromise. Program includes Rev. Dorothy M. Johnston scripture reading and Rev. Homer C. Bryant pastoral prayer.
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D.D
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Ocean Park Association
Sturges
Dorothy M. Johnston
Ocean Park Religious Society
Homer C. Bryant
Vermont Baptist State Convention
Temple Choir
Stewart Shuster
Assembly
Mueller
Bar Mills
Harry O. Furber
Adelbert M. Jakeman
Robert B. Harvey
Melrose
Mass
B.C. Jordan Memorial Hall
Karl D. Walbridge
Waynflete School
Portland
Rufus H. Bond
Stoneham
Torchings for cash: a rising national arson problem
New York AP reports Manny the Torch as a symbol of a growing insurance fraud fire problem. Brendan Battle of the Fraud and Arson Bureau notes 3,705 suspicious fires last year, 702 for insurance, with $33.5 million at risk and nearly $4 million in coverages paid after arrests. Since 1959 stats rise yearly, with 1965 seeing 836 cases.
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Brendan P. Battle
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Dissenting Democrats Placards Stir Hollywood Johnson Welcome
A Los Angeles ad hoc group led by Robert Vaughn, Dissenting Democrats, asks 1964 Democrats to disassociate from Johnson over Vietnam. They published a two page LA Times ad seeking 5000 signers, claiming 6500 reached, urging an end to the war and funds and votes for antiwar figures.
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Los Angeles Times
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China
Soviet Union
Hollywood
Congressional
Wayne Morse
Robert F. Kennedy
Radar proves unreliable on hot days in Tennessee
In Chattanooga Harry Gilley contested a radar reading claiming 53 mph in a 45 mph zone after police clocked 63. He cited seven years as an Army radar technician. the judge fined him the minimum $2. In Davisville the WWII carrier Antietam moved from mothball to storage due to Philadelphia base crowding. Meanwhile Massachusetts troops adopt a lightweight summer uniform with shortsleeved shirts and tropical weight slacks, replacing 46-year-old breeches and boots. Newport City Council unanimously approves Newport Jazz Festival license for the first time this year.
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