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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1968
Page
16
A woman finds relief by reading a spiritual self help book. She changes her thinking and behavior, improving family harmony and happiness. The piece also notes Jehovahs Witnesses events and a Catholic festival featured on Look Up and Live.
Mary Jean Brown and the Caravan Singers present a sacred concert Sunday at 7 p.m. in First Baptist Church Lakewood 5336 Arbor Road. Reservations through the church 1826 E Broadway.
The Franciscan order says about 490 priests in seven western states will reassign to poverty migrant worker and peace projects. They will vacate parishes and schools, open Francis Houses in Portland Seattle and San Diego, and establish mobile ministries with college volunteers in ghetto areas.
First Lutheran Church plans Youth Sunday services at 8:30 and 11 a.m. celebrating the 75th anniversary of the International Walther League with folk songs and the drama Behold Now. The banquet features George Stanich, UCLA alum and 1948 Olympic high jumper, now coaching at El Camino College.
The calendar lists visits by Rev. Paul E. Finkenbinder of Costa Mesa at First Assembly of God Downey for a 5 minute gospel message broadcast 150 times daily in 17 Latin American countries. Joanna Hodges returns from Europe to perform Brahms with a Mozart vesper at California Heights Methodist. Organist Clark Spangler dedicates a new Allen electronic instrument at Community Congregational Los Alamitos with Temple Beth Zion choir joining. Two Long Beach women report on the Paris peace conference at Unitarian Church.
More than 600 Lutheran delegates and friends are expected at the 34th annual convention of the Southern California Federation of Branches of the Aid Association for Lutherans. The Edgewater Inn Marina Hotel hosts Sunday afternoon sessions to discuss fellowship and regional fraternal benevolences.
The Presbytery of California denounces Southern California Council of Churches and National Council funding for the Poor People’s March on Washington. It urges Christians to withdraw from denominations backing the action during a national emergency. A United Presbyterian task force backs the march in a letter to 265 Synod congregations.
British historian Henry Kamen reinterprets the Spanish Inquisition as a broader economic and sociological force. The review notes its reach beyond religion into the Americas and colonies, its subtler evils, and its enduring impact on race and society, not merely religious orthodoxy.
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