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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1968
Page
9
The Rev. Alfred King Boutwell pastor of Calvary Baptist Church New Haven will speak at Bridgeport Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow at noon in United Hall Maplewood Avenue. He notes his New Haven Rotary membership and World War II service as chaplain.
The piece surveys open housing efforts led by Gov. Romney in Michigan and reactions from Black leaders, noting limited impact even if passed. It cites James Del Rio, questions about affordability, and skepticism of civil rights groups pushing open occupancy. It critiques tactics and discusses reactions on TV and from Chicago officials amid national debate.
Tata Industries funds will build a modern theater in Bombay and Tata Trust Foundation says it will record performances of India's great music dance and drama exponents on tape and film. The plan aims to provide a national venue and showcase Indian arts to a wide audience.
Petunia I Esteties clutter tables and floor making details hard to read. More fragments arrive and overwhelm the limited space.
The central issue is the authority of the Scriptures. The speaker asserts the Bible as the Word of God in full, accepted by faith even in parts not yet understood. He describes Satan as sowing doubt about divine authority and claims unwavering conviction once he embraced scripture as ultimate authority.
A fragmented voice contemplates defiance and belief, referencing a Gloucester captain and a fishing schooner. The speaker contrasts inexperience with trust in a higher guidance, implying literary restraint and self-doubt.
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