Sunday Biblical Reflection on the Beatitudes
Readings from Matthew 5:1-9 highlight blessedness for the poor in spirit and the lowly. The thought for the day, by W. A. Lowes of Missouri, notes the kingdom of heaven excludes arrogance and unloving conduct.
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Missouri
Planes and Artillery Hit Bamboo Jungle in Vietnam Battle
U S planes and heavy artillery blasted a bamboo jungle area as surrounded paratroopers break out after a five day battle. The 101st Airborne and South Vietnamese forces pushed into the zone as casualties rise near seven hundred. Captain Bill Carpenter and his two paratrooper companies led a risky breakout under machinegun fire carrying the wounded and dead. Carpenter recalled the air strike that saved his company amid intense fighting.
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Seattle
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Chinese Reds Fear Coup In Party Editorial Warning
An editorial in Red Flag Magazine warned of possible coup attempts by dissident party officials and intellectuals. The broadcast on Radio Peking linked the call for continuing purge to avert further coups amid the ongoing power struggle in the Chinese Communist Party.
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UPI
Chinese Communist Party
China
Red Flag Magazine
Radio Peking
Red Flag
Ano
Theatre Man's Family Is Sports Minded
The Hendrix family moves to Bonham residing at 318 E Sixth in the former Richard Alfreds home. Leslie Hendrix becomes Bonham Theatres manager. son Leslie Jr enjoys sports and camping while Patsy pursues music and bowling trophies. The family plans church visits and time at Bonham State Park. Mary formerly worked for Pangburn Candy Co. in Fort Worth.
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Bonham Theatres
Bonham
E. Sixth Street
Richard Alfreds
Fort Worth
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West Side Baptist Church
Patsy
West Side
Mary
Bonham State Park
Clyde Lee Herring
Pangburn Candy Co
Cwner
Bonham Library Expands Summer Reading Selections
Bonham Public Library adds 250 children's titles and a rich reference collection from the Texas State Library. New general works cover science, literature, religion, biographies, and travel with emphasis on summer reading and study.
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Mary Ella Thompson
J. O. Broiles
Texias State Library
United States
Lincoln Library
Writers Handbook
Britannica
Oldest botanical pardon founded in Kingston 1765
The oldest botanical pardon in the Western Hemisphere was established at Kingston on the West Indian island of St. Vincent in 1765.
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Kingston
West Indian Island of
St. Vincent
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