A REPORTER GOES TO CHURCH
Rev. Hugh F. Ash of Village Chapel Presbyterian Church in Kanawha City argues faith is essential to loving others. He says true love comes from God and criticizes loving others without religious motivation as inadequate. The pastor, a former infantry chaplain, has led the church since November 1984 at 38th St and Venable Ave.
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Taste-Built Culture QE America Assailed By Famed Architect
Frank Lloyd Wright, 86, lambasted American cultural life in New York at the Church of the Divine Paternity. He warned that a taste built culture borrowed from the past is collapsing and urged a faster breakdown to spur a native culture. Wright attacked Gothic church architecture and criticized universities as heterogeneous collections of antiquities. He said Americans have not built an indigenous culture despite nearly two centuries of development.
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Adenauer and Mollet to Discuss Saar Issue
Bonn and Paris plan talks in Luxembourg on Saar status with aim of a settlement. Adenauer seeks return of Saar Industrial area to West Germany by January 1, 1937. Shahr reza Pallevi names Manuchehr Eghahl as court minister after studies in the United States.
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Two Mercersburg graduates honored at academy commencement
James King Stoops of Charleston West Virginia and Walter Walker of Mercersburg are named as graduates at the Mercersburg Academy June commencement. The report lists their parents and addresses, noting both earned diplomas at the annual ceremony.
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Reds Pound West Coast With Radio Propaganda
The US Information Agency reports Radio Moscow increased broadcasts to the West Coast by sixfold in six weeks. Since April 17 1956, English language programs to the U S Canada and Mexico rose, equaling the East Coast at 49 hours weekly. The shift makes both coasts receive similar propaganda levels.
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Opera Star Jan Peerce Heads to Soviet Tour
Metropolitan opera star Jan Peerce left New York by air for Russia to perform in opera and concert tours under State Department auspices. He will sing for a month long tour of the Union as the first such artist to travel there.
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Opera Star Peerce Appears at Bolshoi with Wife Alice
Opera star Peerce appears at Moscow Bolshoi Theater accompanied by his wife Alice and pianist Warner Bass. After his Russian tour he will spend three weeks in Italy for further engagements.
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