Baptists Debate Race Issue Beyond Convention Agenda
Dr. Donald E. Warren urged Southern Baptists to confront racial prejudice and expand into sexual education amid calls to address America’s racial revolution. The speech emphasizes church roles in social reform beyond formal agendas.
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Student Rescued From Cave After Deep Pit Ordeal
A three stage rescue pulled Dowling from Negg's Cave near Connersville Indiana on Monday night. Dowling was trapped in the 40 foot level with a harness near the cave’s great pit. A nine member Utah rescue team aided by local officials reached him mid afternoon and later on surface. Dowling was delirious after the rescue and received care at the scene.
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Dowling Rescued From Utah Cave After Harsh Ascent
A Utah cave rescue ends with Dowling surviving a hazardous crawl to the surface. Rescue teams towed him through sharp limestone formations and damp chambers, then transported him by litter and ambulance to a hospital for treatment. Separately, labor officials report California farms seeking guest workers may rely on federal programs to hire seasonal laborers from Mexico if needed.
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Hennessey Wins In Bowling Event
In St Paul the 68 day 62nd American Bowling Congress Tournament ends as workers dismantle the 40 lanes. Tom Hennessey of St Louis wins all-events with 2549 and receives the top prize. G and C McDermitt take the regular team title. Tom Hathaway earns the regular all-events crown. Parishioners in Brufu Italy strike over vernacular mass preferring Latin.
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Brufu
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Beatniks in the Attic Stir GSA over FBI Site
Washington UPI reports the General Services Administration discovered beatniks occupying the attic of a building on Pennsylvania Avenue slated for destruction to make way for FBI headquarters. Local artists used the upper floors as studios, prompting police and GSA intervention to evict them as part of a clash between cultural aims and federal property plans.
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Loors
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