Army: Will Not Submit to Efforts to Change Character
The Salvation Army rejects attempts by funding agencies to alter its religious character while arguing its mission combines spiritual and physical aid. UCS officials question church endorsement and the site's suitability, noting the need for a community service center on the southwest side and uncertainty about planned programs at the new building.
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United Fund
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Army
UCS Committee
Salvation ‘Army
Fillmore
Ellis Ymca
Roosevelt School
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Olivet United Presbyterian
Roger Clarke
UCS to Close for Move to New Quarters
United Community Services will close Monday to relocate to the Paul Building at 400 Third Avenue SE. The new offices will open Tuesday on the lower level, sharing space and services with county and quasi public agencies. UCS will sublease similar space at 512 Second Avenue SE for $500 monthly. UCS voted to withhold endorsement of the Council on Aging RSVP program pending federal funding outlook and noted a five year plan funded by a $26,328 federal grant. The committee discussed federation opportunities with member agencies and cooperation among groups including the Salvation Army and YWCA.
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United Community Services
UCS
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Third Avenue
Council On Aging
Tiffin Service Station Burglary Nets 10 Tires and Cigarettes
A break in at Frank's Service Station in Tiffin occurred Wednesday night. Entry was gained and 10 tires along with 134 cartons of cigarettes were stolen. Police investigated the scene for clues and suspects.
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Tiffin
Frank
Eldridge Prince Arrested for Marijuana In Metro Case
Eldridge Prince, 23, of 85344 Fourteenth street NE, was arrested by the Metro narcotics squad on a marijuana charge. He was held Thursday pending arraignment after authorities found a substance believed to be marijuana in his possession at Fourth avenue and Second Street SE. Drive safely.
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Fourteenth Street
Metro Narcotics Squad
Prince
Fourth Avenue
Second Street
Viet Nam War Briefs Report Slower Attacks At Dawn
AP dispatch notes a two hour period ending at dawn with 13 enemy attacks, the lowest in 19 days, as clashes near Laos border slacken. Reports say Communist forces withdrawing, U S air strikes lighter with no strikes in South Vietnam during a major offensive, and Kenneth Swornin sworn in with traditional honors.
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Saigon
Laos
Parodi
U. S
Washington
South Vietnam
Kenneth
Ho Chi Minhluty
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