Baptists Split Over Federal Aid For Church Colleges
Arkansas Baptists debate federal aid for church colleges arguing separation of church and state. Dr. Ralph A. Phelps Jr. of Ouachita Baptist University says funds are needed and accreditation pressures mounting as other schools accept government aid. He argues some government funding may not violate church state principles, given mutual needs and the role of education.
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Associated Press
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Ralph A. Phelps Jr
Ouachita Baptist University
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Helen O Connell Marriage To Pares Annulled In Tijuana
In Los Angeles AP reports singer Helen O Connell and musician Robert Pares had their December Tijuana marriage declared void by Superior Judge Eugene E Sax for not meeting Mexican marriage laws. Pares did not oppose the annulment. Chamales resumes as her surname and she remains widow of Thomas Chamales. Elizabeth II’s mother Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother is under a doctor's care for laryngitis with a recent influenza recovery, a royal spokesman said.
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Eugene E. Sax
Pares
Chamales
Thomas Chamales
London
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Breen, Lead Censor of Hollywood Films, Dies at 77
Joseph I. Breen who led the Production Code Administration for two decades has died at age 77. He directed the self censorship office from 1934 to 1954 and edited more than 3,000 movie scripts annually. Survived by his widow Mary, three daughters and three sons.
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Motion Picture Producers Association of America
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Lesson at Pearl Harbor officials must stay within easy contact
Defense Department says it has reduced delays in reaching top U S military leaders since Pearl Harbor by reorganizing communications and command machinery. A Pentagon spokesman noted that the 1941 failure to deliver critical decoded warnings helped prompt reforms to ensure rapid delivery of vital intelligence to Gen Marshall and Adm Stark. A 1944 Army board found key information was available by 9 pm on Dec 6 but not conveyed to Marshall in time, a lapse now cited as due to procedural gaps rather than lack of data.
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FAA to deploy three D radar at U S ports and airports
FAA plans a national air space system using three dimensional alpha numeric tagging to identify aircraft. The move follows a mid Atlantic collision near New York and aims to reduce voice chatter and improve altitude data during high altitude traffic. Officials say implementation will take about two years in busy New York area. An Eastern Constellation and a TWA jet collision near North Salem left four of 58 aboard dead, but the jet landed safely at Kennedy.
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Arkansas Colleges See Rapid Growth and Growing Needs
Arkansas college enrollments surged 203 percent year over year with 39,854 students statewide. Leaders warn funding, space, and faculty must expand as institutions like Southern State College in Magnolia report large per student allotment declines, driving calls for greater state support and higher education finance reform.
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State Commission On Coordination of Higher Education Finance
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Magnolia
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Southern State
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Commission On Coordination of Higher Educational Finance
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Pougbt
Higher Educational Finance Commission
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Rev Walsh Marks Golden Anniversary In China Prison Cell
In Cumberland Maryland the Most Rev James Edward Walsh, 74, the last known American missionary in Red China, marks the golden anniversary of his ordination from a Chinese prison cell. He spends years in prayer and meditation with only a monthly letter allowed to reach the outside.
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N.Y
Cumberland
Base Closings Not To Affect Arkansas
Rep Wilbur D Mills said Arkansas bases will likely not be among the 149 planned closures by the Defense Department. The Navy will close two small Arkansas facilities by June, with one military person reassigned at each site. The article also notes Utah Mormons renounced polygamy in 1890.
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