Teen Challenge topic featured at Wednesday program
Pastor Paul Hebbert announces a special 8 30 pm service focusing on Teen Challenge in Europe. Rev Donald Smeeton of Bavaria will present color slides on the work, detailing centers in Hall Germany and Munich near the first rehab center for drug users in Bur Rey.
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Paul Hebbert
Assembly of God Church
Donald Smeelan
Bavaria
West Germany
Europe
Smeeton
Dolores Rosenkrans
Holland
Me Smeetons
Germany
Teen Challenge
Munich
Bur Rey
Fee Challenge
Americali
Hali
MICE
Hall Germany
Raves
Jundty
Austria
Spain
Swen
England
David Wi
Smortan i3
Trinity Evangelieal Div School
Deerfield
Illinois
Missouri
Columbus man Svoboda wins corn picking title at Wemble contest
Willian J. Svoboda of Columbus claimed the Living History farms contest near Des Moines, defeating timer G. Carlson of Audubon who had beaten him years earlier. Svoboda picked 260 pounds of corn versus 244 pounds, after training at his farm and other sites while working full time at Foreman Lumber Co.
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Willian J. Svobeda
GE Street
Vahobby
Timer G. Carlson
Audubon
Iowa
Svoboda
Living History Farms
Des Moines
Callsnn
Singer
Homecoming set at D. C. Aquinas High School
Homecoming festivities at D C Aquinas High School start Friday with a parade and rally through the business district. Monarchs meet archrival Columbus Seatus at 7 30 p m at Memorial Stadion after the game with 17 royalty to be crowned in ceremonies at the school gym. King candidates Didier Vern Miasch Randy Sanley Stove Sloup. queen contenders Kay Moravec Dee Stagvy. Theme is United We Stand with the school honor club in charge.
WWI veterans and auxiliary invitees dine at Vets Club
Albion Barracks 240 World War I and Aux plan annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Vets Club. Members of Boime County Barracks to furnish meat and Auxiliary to bring a covered dish. A VFW commander teller invited WWI Veterans to join the Veterans Day parade.
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Albion
Vets Club
Vets Chit
Boime County
VFW
San Francisco Mayoral Hopefuls Face High Stakes
Diane, a poised San Francisco resident with Stanford ties and civic leadership, aims for mayor as rival pressures include national exposure and urban planning woes. She insists she can unite people, run a sharp administration, and counters rival stories as she maps a demanding schedule from mornings with El Mundo to evenings with business and civic groups.
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Murray
San Francisco
Calif
Diane
Bert Feinstein
Feinstein
Lyon Street
Stanford
Tony
Iota
San T
Washington
Hin
Dianne
Alicia
Dignee
Mrs. Feldstein
Jackie
Mrs. Gnassis
Chamber of Commerce
Black Leadership Forum
Einstein
Markell
Los Angeles
Utink
Ierest Ruther ‘Han
Gretty
World War I Veterans Meet at Schuyler Legion Club
Members of the World War I Veterans and auxiliary held their convention at the Legion Club in Schuyler. Representatives came from Norfolk Wayne South Sioux City West Point Columbus Albion Wausa Harrington and Schuyler. Clarence Cornwall of Omaha spoke at the barracks meeting. Forty Nebraskans attended from various districts. Olin Teague addressed pending federal legislation. Luncheon arrangements were led by district auxiliary members from multiple communities.
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Schuyler
Ann Curry
South Stony Gly
Houston
Tex
Olin Teague
Dallas County
Ames
Pella Sr. Linwoed
Frank Stanislov
Abie
Mary Verba
Wesley Dostasson
W. C. Atkins
Harry Glen Mayhew
Jim
Joseph Varejeka
Makel Hailey
Emily Cuba
Reassure freshmen on career plans after slips says Rochester official
Rochester UPI report urges parents to reassure college freshmen when they stumble with career changes or bad grades. Arthur 8 rg, associate team from Rochester's College of Arts and Sciences, emphasizes that parents should help students cope without losing face.
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EM. Rochester
UPI
Arthur 8Rg
The
of Rochester’s College of Arts and Sciences
Controversial 1 Minute Clip Sparks Philippine TV Debate
A one minute film clip broadcast on Philippine television shows youths rioting and storming the presidential palace while pro Mao propaganda is heard. The piece, reportedly funded by supporters of President Marcos and the Nacionalista party, prompts negative reaction from critics including Sen. Benigno Aquino and columnist Alejandro Races as it pushes anti communist themes ahead of elections.
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Mao Tselung
Ferdinandares
Miling Nazionalista Party
Marcos
Philippine
Philippines
Benigno
Aquino
Liberal Party
Chronicle
Alejandro Races
China
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