Faiths in America Pentecostal growth spans denominations
A movement once mocked as holy rollers has gained respect among Protestants and Catholics as a fast growing segment. Pentecostals number three to four million in the United States with groups from Assemblies of God to smaller churches, emphasizing Spirit baptism and tongues. Their worship is vigorous and expressive, yet shared roots lie in 19th century revivals. Despite differences among denominations, they center on biblical inerrancy and sanctification, often serving urban poor communities with low overhead missions.
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Paul
Galatia
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Washington, D.C
Church of the Poor
Church of the Nazarene
John Wesley
Poll finds Nixon job rating mixed in ABC News poll
ABC News poll conducted by Chilton Research Services shows 10 percent excellent 21 percent good 27 percent fair 34 percent poor for Nixon's job rating. Data on Watergate awareness trends reveal 46 percent aware of planning and 55 percent aware of coverup with 2 percent not aware. Public opinion on the Senate committee is split with 65 percent trusting its pursuit of truth and 23 percent believing it is out to get the President.
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Washington
ABC
John W. Deane
Golden Gate traffic down in first half of year
Golden Gate Bridge traffic declined .24 per cent in the first six months of 1973 compared with 1972, the bridge district board was told. Former district president Lowell Edington of Napa said the drop could be caused by bus and ferry use drawing commuters away, easing congestion and pollution concerns. Fireworks banned in Kentucky under 1968 law, Fire Marshal Warren Southworth says.
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Golden Gate Bridge
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Lowell Edington
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Frankfort
Warren Southworth
Kentucky
Why Babies Don’t Get Sick From Germs Says Chiropractor
A chiropractor argues that germs are not the sole cause of illness. He claims nerve blockage from slight spinal misalignments weakens immune defense, allowing disease in weakened organs or limbs.
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Whltam D. Firicts
Porat
Trews Fuld
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