Clerical collars debated by Protestant ministers
Protestants remain divided over clerical collars with some ministers embracing the garb to aid in hospital and house calls and to symbolize official church representation while others reject it as unnecessary. Personal experiences show collars shape reception, respect, and perceived authority.
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George W. Cornell
Associated Press
L. V. Buckman Jr
Hyacinth, Va
Donald B.J. Strobe
Baton Rapids
East
Northeast
Disciples of Christ
United
Church of Christ
Carl O. Bickel
United Brethren
Union Theological Seminary
Brooklyn
Kel
Jim
Bickel
Methodist Weekly
Christian Advocate
Robert L. Plastow
Redondo Beach
Calif
Cecil F . McKee
Huntsville
Tex
Texas Department of Corrections
Fireworks Blast Evacuates Seward Park High School
A bundle of fireworks exploded on a sixth floor landing at Seward Park High School in New York at 9:15 am. The incident forced evacuations of 2,500 students. no injuries reported and classrooms remained undamaged. Police questioned several students. three youths held for further inquiry. Bomb squad collected debris for study.
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New York
Seward Park High School
East Side
Seward High
Grand St
Breakthrough In Nuclear Medicine Scanning Reveals Ills Site
In Paterson New Jersey a new scanning technique allows doctors to locate disease sites by tracing radioactive isotopes. The method uses a crystal detector to record gamma rays, highlighting tumors and affected organs with precise outlines.
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Ward Cannel
Paterson
N.J
NEA
Willigan
Brein
Se Medical
Wall Street Sees Isotopes Signal Market Shifts
Wall Street experts discuss how advances in isotope tracers for medical scans presage broader tech disruptors. They warn stock prices reflect not a single culprit but a mix of deficits, over speculation, and gradual economic adjustment as institutions reallocate assets amid volatility.
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Jack Lefler
AP Business News
New York
Wall Street
Hooper
L. O
W. E. Hutton & Co
Rela
Janeway Service
Washington
Woman dies in gravel pit murder under brutal beating
Ann Jones a 24 year old Philadelphia secretary was found beaten and smothered in a Long Beach Island gravel pit. Investigators and an autopsy linked her death to a beating and smothering after she was believed dead. The killer reportedly placed her in a car and drove to the pit where pine needles revealed the struggle. Miss Jones attended Hedgerow Theatre and was buried in Hickory Grove cemetery after private services in Waverly Pennsylvania.
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Toms River
WN. J
Ann Jones
Aimit
Judson Perdue
Philadelphia Bulletin
Pine Beach
Barnegat Light
Miss Jones
West Norriton
A Milton Helpern
New York City
Dst
Deueven
William Kent
Tei Aney
Pet
Long Beach Island
Mortart
Lug
Isis
Kennedy
Kannevie
Richmond
Alexandria
Chesterfield
Gusta
Powhatan
King George
York
Jeffes
Pennsylvania
Long Beach
Handley High School
Rose Schulman
Winchester
Galax
Rose Valley
Hedgerow
Law
Lrick
Chess
Trans
Schul
Waverly
Scranton
Hickory Grove
Archibald R. Jones
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