Gospels Of Christmas From Matthew By Cornell
A religious feature outlines the life of Matthew as author of the gospel, noting travels from Jerusalem to Antioch, notes kept on papyrus, and the birth narrative. It cites Merod Agrippa’s era, apostles persecuted, and the creation of the Gospel according to Matthew as a key Christmas text. Ancient sources suggest Matthew used sources like Q and M, with Markan material also contributing.
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Jerusalem
Merod Agrippa
Caligula
James
Peter
Jesus
Apostle
Mary
Joseph
Child of the Holy
Lord
David
Matthew
Galilee
Judea
Palestine
Papias
Hierapolis
Mark
Luke
Herod
Egypt
Bethlehem
Syria
Macedonia
Persia
Parthia
Ethiopia
Kingdom of Heaven
Password Words Run Dry As CBS Repeats List
CBS daytime and prime time Password uses nearly 6000 words and repeats them. Coproducers say different contestant combos keep guesses fresh and avoid esoteric terms. The show prefers common words like flow and Walt while editing unused terms to keep pace and humor. volunteers fill studio and celebrity slots.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
CBS
Password
Bob Stewart
Walt
Frank Wayne
Wayne
Stewart
Athens College Teacher Resigns Amid Resignations
Mrs Frances C Murrell English teacher at Athens College resigned effective Dec 16 year after five years on staff She is the fourth professor to leave Athens College within months Also resignations include Dr Martha Howell Dr Evelyn McMillan and Paul Snow leaving for state colleges and East Georgia State College Jacksonville State College.
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Frances C. Murrell
Athens College
Virgil McCain
Murrell
Martha Howell
Division of Education
Jacksonville State College
Evelyn McMillan
Jacksonville State
Paul Snow
East Georgia State
NBC Telethon Hour Highlights Powell Nilsson Lawrence Gorme
Vigorous NBC broadcast features dancer Eleanor Powell opera singer Birgit Nilsson and stars Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme in an evening lineup.
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Telephone Hour
NBC
Eleanor Powell
Birgit Nilsson
Steve Lawrence
Eydie Gorme
No Liquor Firms Say They'll Quit in Alabama
Montgomery AP Jim Caldwell administrator of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board says no official word from any liquor firms they will quit business in Alabama amid a 3 percent tax set to start Jan 1. He cites Newspaper reports and notes assurances from several firms they will continue to operate and states brands displayed in state stores come from companies that will pay the tax.
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Caldwell
Alabama
Alabama Solons Split On Aid Bill
Alabama congressmen split on two votes in Washington. Four backed a $2.8 billion foreign aid bill in a 249 to 135 House passage, with Elliott Jones Roberts and Selden voting yes and Andrews Huddleston and Rains voting no. Grant was recorded against but did not vote. In a separate vote three supported banning U S funds from Export Import Bank for a wheat sale to Russia, Andrews Huddleston and Selden voting yes while Elliott Roberts and Jones voted no and Rains was absent or not voting.
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Washington
Alabama
House
Carl Elliott
Bob Jones
Kenneth Roberts
Armistead Selden
George Andrews
George Huddleston
Albert Rains
George Grant
U. S
Russia
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Lorin Halladner
All Times Central Standard
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Bali
Mickey Mouse Club
CBS News
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WMSL
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WJOF
WJIMW
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Ween
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Aid
Ull
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