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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1964
Page
4
AP religion writer George W. Cornell argues Christmas centers on humanity and the incarnate Word. He contrasts Christian materialism with other faiths, noting Jesus as the concrete focus of faith and the divine expressed in bodily life from birth to resurrection.
The piece muses on Christmas as the fusion of humanity and divinity. It cites Paul and Jesus to affirm that God’s kingdom resides in the world through human embodiment and compassion, ending with John’s vision of God dwelling with humankind.
Ness City Kansas resident Earl F Bashall aged 39 died in a single vehicle crash on a country road about 312 miles south of McCracken Tuesday. He was alone in the car. Also noted are Woody Hayes a longtime Ohio State coach and the Hockey Hall of Fame’s 136 members in Toronto.
The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans ruled credit cards have value only to the company as a device for making invoices and cannot be classified as a security. The ruling overturns a Jacksonville man’s four year sentence for interstate transportation of a stolen credit card.
NEW YORK AP Missouri Kansas and five other plains states are listed in a survey as being below the national average in cost of educating a public school student. The study by School Management Magazine reports average costs rose six per cent last year. Elementary spendings average $373 per pupil and $352 a year ago. secondary spendings average $485 up from $458. Totals exclude construction debt and transportation. The survey notes the largest annual gain since 1958-59. Overall school spending including capital outlay debt service and transportation reached $21.1 billion, a record high.
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