What Price Growing Wealth by The Affluent Church
A New Jersey amusement park scene shows a nun collecting coins as she speaks, illustrating a growing trend of churches pursuing unrelated business profits. The article notes denominations like Congregationalists Catholics Baptists and Lutherans engage in ventures from owning real estate to running shops to fund expanded church services and programs.
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Jules Loh
Associated Press
New Jersey
Calliope
Los Angeles Philharmonic Auditorium Co
J.C. Penney
Columbus
Ohio
Greyhound
Louisville
Robert Morris Hotel
Philadelphia
Schenectady
Texas
Dallas
Central Christian c
Kennedy Rejects New Summit Bid
President Kennedy rejected Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s March summit proposal and urged a foreign ministers meeting on disarmament. He defended U S sincerity and pressed for verifiable inspection of all forces and weapons, both existing and eliminated, in talks with the Soviet Union.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
State Department
United States
U.S
White House
Palm Beach
Fla
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
France
Forced Backward Conformity Warned by Principal
Melbourne high school principal B Frank Brown urged a renaissance of individualism amid automation and television pressures. He warned America risks rigidity if schools do not nurture imaginative students and tailor programs to the individual. He spoke at the National Association of Secondary School Principals meeting in St Louis.
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ST. Louis
United States
B. Frank Brown
Melbourne
Fla
Brown
National Association of Secondary School Principals
China Charges U S Involvement in South Viet Nam War
Beijing via Peiping radio accused the United States of undeclared war in South Viet Nam and demanded immediate withdrawal of U S personnel and equipment. China criticized the creation of the U S Military Assistance Command in Saigon led by Gen. Paul D. Harkins and urged international consultations to avert war.
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Tokyo
China
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Red China
Korea
Yalu River
Manchuria
Red Chinese Foreign Ministry
Peiping Radio
South Viet Nam
U Hi
Peiping
Diem
Mili
North Viet Nam
Britain
Soviet Union
Cochairmen
Foreign Ministry
Asia
Algiers Violence Claims 31 Lives
Security forces in Algiers flood the city with 20 000 troops after a blood path in Bab el Oued leaves 40 dead overall 11 or more Europeans among the victims and a 5 pm curfew blocks Moslem and European quarters Officials call the afternoon killings organized murder amid a rightist secret army plan triggering fears of a racial war Local mosques and Front de Libération national reformers urge restraint as troops seal off districts and brace for further unrest
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Algiers
Algeria
Bab-el Oued
Belcourt
Clos Salembier
Climat de France
Casbah
Front of National Liberation
Threat Of Nuclear Red China Assessed
Washington reports that Red China may begin building atomic arms within this decade with early weapons likely tactical to support ground forces rather than strategic strikes. Experts note China may lack ICBMs and long-range bombers initially, while Moscow Peiping tensions and Soviet withdrawals shape the arms picture. President Kennedy voiced difficulty in a broader nuclear control pact including China.
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Washington
Red China
Soviet Union
United States
China
Moscow
Peiping
Kennedy
Say
Jonas Announces Reelection Run in New North Carolina District
Republican Rep. Charles R. Jonas announces his candidacy in the newly redrawn 8th District after state legislators realigned districts. He notes personal reasons for seeking the seat and urges independents and dissidents to join Republicans in the challenge.
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Charles R. Jonas
Jonas
A. Paul Kitchin
William E. Cobb
Robert L. Gavin
GOP
Cobb
E Cobb
North Carolina
Gavin
Jefferson
Glenn Enjoys Florida Boat Ride With Family
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. relaxed on a sunny South Florida boat trip with his wife and two children. NASA security and public information officers accompanied him as officials seek to shield the family from media attention following a week of national celebration for his space flights.
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South Florida
John H. Glenn Jr
Florida
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Charles Buckley
John A. Powers
Wil
Liam Douglas
NASA
Glenn
Washington
Lyn
David
Powers
Glenns
Cape Canaveral
Kennedy
Cape
Asheboro Teen Killed in Highway Crash
Asheboro 17 year old Jerry W Campbell of S Fayetteville Street died in a two car crash four miles north of Asheboro on Highway 220 near a drive in theater. A southbound car struck Campbell’s northbound vehicle after a left turn. Campbell’s passenger and two others were hospitalized. No charges yet. investigation ongoing.
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Asheboro
Jerry W. Campbell
S. Fayetteville
Dale Mills
Young Campbell
Mills
Campbell
Randolph Memorial Hospital
Cooley Favors Small Dams Over Big Cape Fear Plan
Rep. Harold D. Cooley backs building numerous low dams to develop the Cape Fear River basin in North Carolina as urged by the Soil Conservation Service, opposing Sen. B. Everett Jordan’s push for a single large 25 million dollar New Hope Dam. He cites broader basin benefits, ongoing hearings, and support from Gov. Terry Sanford and Rep. Alton Lennon.
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Washington
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Cape Fear
North Carolina
Soil Conservation Service
B. Everett Jordan
New Hope
N.C
Army
Randleman
Howard's Mill
Deep River
Terry Sanford
Army Engineers
Alton A. Lennon
Ds.c
Wilmington
Haw River
New Hope Creek
Cooley
House Agriculture
House Public Works
Pittsboro
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Geneva
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Rockingham, N.C
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