Missionary Tow in Singapore Needs Six Dialects to Reach Souls
The Rev. Timothy Tow, 39, a Presbyterian pastor in Singapore, says a missionary must be fluent in six Chinese dialects and English to convey biblical messages. He spoke at the Bible Presbyterian Church in Chicago before returning to Southeast Asia, discussing challenges for Christians in India Indonesia Red China and Malaya. Tow criticizes Western denominations and supports the International Council of Christian Churches, arguing the Bible’s infallibility faces secular reinterpretation. He notes Japan’s shift toward democracy aligning with Christian growth and highlights government crackdowns on Christian activity in parts of Asia.
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Keating Warns Aid Cuts Could Require U.S. Troops Abroad
Senator Kenneth B. Keating says cutting economic grant aid abroad risks forcing U S troops into Korea. He opposes eliminating aid, argues help keeps Communists in check and American servicemen home. He notes allies on the Communist perimeter rely on military aid despite limited means.
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Girl Pilot Killed in Solo Flight Near Lancaster
Marsha Robertson a 17 year old high school junior died when her solo flight ended in a crash near Quartz Hill Airport Lancaster after two prior takeoffs and landings. The plane plummeted to the west of the airstrip narrowly missing three houses. No fire occurred and the aircraft was a total loss. Robertson had approximately 12 hours of flight time under private lessons with her instructor.
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April sales at new high for inventories and goods
Washington reports US business inventories rose to 85.3 billion dollars in April, a 900 million dollar increase. Seasonal sales climbed to 60.7 billion dollars, a new April and seasonally adjusted record, reducing supply to about 43 days and nearly the postwar low.
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Uncle Sam May Raise Interest on Bonds 2 Percent
Washington up reports that the Treasury may boost savings bonds interest by about one half percent. Eisenhower likely to ask Congress for higher long term bond rates to compete with private borrowers. Officials estimate higher rates will raise debt service costs in the new fiscal year.
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