Arrest And Trial Of Jesus Ill Christ And Apostles
Editor notes explain Roman oppression and a pursuit by authorities leading to a final retreat. The piece previews the second of five Easter installments detailing Jesus and his apostles fleeing during the崩 period of rising pressure.
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Retreat of Jesus and His Disciples in Judean Hills
Two months of calm preceded renewed danger as Jesus and the twelve hid near Ephraim north of Jerusalem. The authorities pressed for his arrest at returns to Jerusalem, Tabernacles, and Dedication festivals, while Caiaphas and Pilate plotted to end his influence. Jesus warned that true followers must endure persecution and sacrifice.
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Jesus Confronts Destruction with Courage in Judea
The passage portrays Jesus choosing tough truth over comfort. He faced ferocity and possible ruin with levelheaded realism. He could have stayed in Galilee but chose action over ease, pressing forward into Judea in spring as others did not understand. Tomorrow: The Arrest.
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Galilee
Judea
Cuneo Named Honorary Captain at Bowdoin Freshman Track
Kenneth A. Cuneo of Kennebunk has been elected honorary captain of Bowdoin College's 1966-67 freshman indoor track team. A strong contributor last season he set the Bowdoin freshman mile record of 4 27 against Phillips Exeter Academy last month. Cuneo is a Hebron Academy graduate and a member of Zeta Psi.
Rebels Replace Conformists in Hiring Trends Across Firms
The piece surveys a shift in executive hiring, from traditional conformists to risk taking rebels. It cites Executive Register data noting a five year change in attitude, with leaders willing to take initiative and face consequences, reflecting the tech era's impact on management styles.
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Executive Register
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Room Destroyed In Beach Blaze at Murphy Avenue
Firefighters battled a Sunday night blaze at the home of Romeo Binette on Murphy Avenue in Old Orchard Beach. One room was destroyed and the house sustained extensive damage. Fire Chief Louis R. Wharff said early indications point to smoking and a chair catching fire as the cause.
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Romeo Binette
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Union Auxiliary To Mark Anniversary
The Auxiliary of the Joint Board TWUA AFL CIO CLC celebrates its 25th anniversary with a banquet and dance at St. John's Hall Jefferson Street Biddeford on April 8. Guests include Gov and Mrs Curtis Biddeford Mayor Lemire and J H Daoust regional director from the Boston office. Reservations are still available.
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Kenneth M. Curtis
Leo R. Lemire
J. H. Daoust
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Giants push basic research toward commercial uses
The decade sees influence on companies engaged in foundational research press to find market applications for their products, shaping the direction of scientific work beyond pure exploration.
Second Annual Ball Held By Gladys Ruben
The second annual ball sponsored by Mrs. Gladys H. Ruben occurred Saturday at Holiday Inn Portland with Syd Lerman’s orchestra. Ruben Dance School pupils performed ballet and baton numbers, senior professional group dances, and a tap routine. About 140 guests from Hartford to Biddeford attended, with gifts presented to attendees.
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Cynthia Gillings
Diane Rodrigue
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Brazil Match Sparks Radio Boom as Sales Surge
Amid Brazil’s international soccer tourney, transistor radios fly off shelves. Business pauses as fans tune in to live coverage, boosting retail demand and signaling a surge in sports-related electronics.
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