Famed Baptist Youth Choir To Sing Here Friday Night
The famed Youth Choir from First Baptist Church of Tuberville will appear in concert Friday night at 8 p.m. at 1th Ave and 1th St. Colorado Springs to Salt Lake City tour stops. The 36 member group directed by Row Lowry from Lubbock will present Christian Folks Music with lighter selections. Reverend Malcolm McGreeley says the concert is youth oriented and will be held in homes of First Baptist members for hospitality.
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Hock, Tex
Gree
Rowley
First Baptists Lowry of
Lake City
Lowry
Lubbock
Carmichel
Baptist Church
Malcolm McGreeley
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Jewish Youths Question Why Be Jewish on Campuses
Rabbi Ralph Simon of Chicago told a joint meeting of reform and conservative rabbis that college campuses threaten American Judaism. He warned that many Jewish youths question being Jewish due to indifference, noting 90 percent attend college and many lack Jewish counselors. He urged more funds for cultural programs and guidance.
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Bolton
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U.S
Ralph Simon
Chicago
Rabbinical Assembly
Lberal Central Conference ‘For
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Pew
Reform Rabbis’ Yearly Assembly
Nixon Says Kennedy OK'd King Wiretap
President Nixon stated he personally checked and found that Robert F. Kennedy as attorney general authorized FBI wiretapping of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Hoover disputed Kennedy’s role, and Clark and Katzenbach defended Kennedy’s authorization while noting past refusals and political risks.
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Nixon
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Hoover
FBT
Washington Evening Star
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New York
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FHI
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Nicholas Katzenbach
My. Weaver
Martin
Luther King
Clark
Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther
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Hoe
Katzenbach
Alsidez family service and interment details noted
The obituary records Estella Alsidez and relatives from Lyman Nebraska with service and interment in Mitchell and Milehall Nebraska. Survivors include three brothers and three sisters, and other kin listed, with memorial funds requested for Greeley Temple in Evans. The obituary names Steven Poilerton and Sharon Kay Mannar Ryans among those tied to the family.
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Vane
Any Vig Tiki
Don Salle
Dennis
Sharon Kay
Mannae Ryans
Carol Etherton
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Greeley
Earn
Adamann Marivars
London plan for controversial tower near St Pauls backed
Protests surround a 290 ft matchbox tower proposed near St Pauls Cathedral in London. The project by American architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe received conditional approval despite objections from the Royal Fine Arts Commission. The surrounding skyline includes St Pauls at 385 ft and nearby structures around 200 ft.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
Royal Fine Arts Commission
Ludwig Mies van der Rohe
St. Paul's
Spain Describes Paprika Trade By Tribune Want Ads
A partial report notes paprika production centered in the Murica region with the United States accounting for about half of output. Major buyers include West Germany France Canada and the United Kingdom.
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Barcelona
Spain
United States
West Germany
France
Canada
United Kingdom
Blushing and the body's quick reaction to danger
In a classroom scene Mary blushes as epinephrine readiness makes capillaries widen and blood rush to her cheeks. The article explains the body's emergency mechanism and notes a prize for a submitted quiz question from David Radford of Pontiac Michigan.
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David Radford
Pontiac
Mich
Jumior
Protection urged for bays of fire in Puerto Rico
Interior Department warns Bahia Fosforescente and nearby bays face deterioration from pollution and other factors. The National Park Service proposes plans to protect dinoflagellate populations that create bioluminescent waves, with Photographs by Dr. Paul A. Zahl accompanying the study.
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Puerto Rico
Bahia
National Park Service
Paul A.zahl
National Geographic Society
Zahl
National Geographic
Puert Rico
Melville Bell Grosvenor
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Park Service
New York
France
Bernard
Krief
Europe
United States
Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Spain
Becgues
America
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
Cano Hondo
Vieques Island
Well I'll Be So That's What That Means
Deputy Defense Secretary David Packard dodged the question of what constitutes adequate armaments saying the President's goal of a sufficiency of arms is just a useful phrase with no real substance beyond its use in a speech. He added that the term means nothing concrete.
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Washington Post
Washington
David Packard
Packard
Cheapest radio receiver of 1922 in steel box
In 1922 the cheapest radio receiver was a steel box with a single circuit tuner and crystal. It cost 25.50 dollars with headphones, antenna equipment and full instructions included.
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Cincinnati
Walkout debate shapes Harvard commencement protest
Harvard Students for a Democratic Society members and other radicals debated protest tactics for a commencement walkout. After two hours some students started leaving as the serious meeting continued, the chairman urging them not to go.
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The
Washington Post
Harvard
Democratic Society
Amsterdam Monuments Report Highlights 7000 Sites
A 7000 count of historic monuments is cited as part of Amsterdam's preservation efforts, representing about one sixth of the Netherlands total. The report underscores the city’s rich architectural heritage and challenges in maintaining aging structures.
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Amsterdam
Amaterdam
Netherlands
Dogs Spread Scabies In Indianapolis
Indianapolis physician A. L. Norris warns that dogs with scabies can transfer the skin disease to humans. He reports several cases where children contracted scabies from their pets.
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Indianapolis
A. L. Norris
Military Pay Raises Average 12 6 Per Cent
Washington AP reports that military pay increases taking effect next month total 1.8 billion dollars and average about 12.6 percent. Pentagon estimates follow Nixon order boosting federal worker and military pay as part of the 1967 Pay Reform Act.
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Pentagon
Nixon
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