Greatest Story Saintly Miracles and Skeptics Clash
Jesus travels north to Sidon and Galilee healing a deaf man and a blind man. He feeds four thousand with seven loaves and fish, refuses a sign to temple spies, and asks the disciples who they say he is. Peter proclaims, You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.
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Jesus
Sidon
Galilee
Nazarene
Usteo
Hell
Twelve
John
James
Andrew
Philip
John the Baptist
Hias
Peter
Christ
Simon Bar
Education workshop panel emphasizes home and church in world understanding
A Washburn school program on educational problems in Wisconsin featured a panel led by Mrs. Frank Clapp and Mrs. Frank Bixby. Speakers including Peter Pappas Rabbi Abraham Album Dr Maurice Graff Miss Kathleen Stanley and Mrs Alf Gundersen discussed family school and community roles plus UNESCO and global cooperation.
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Education For
Washburn School
Joint Committee On Education
Wisconsin
Frank Clapp
Frank Bixby
of Committee
Acison
Arthur Hebberd
Peter Pappas
Abraham H. Album
Maurice Graff
Kathleen Stanley
Alf Gundersen
Pappas
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YMCA
YWCA
United Nations International Court of Justice
Harvard
World Law School
Album
Graff
Miss Stanley
Tie Home
Robert Schacht
Madison
Bureau of Information and Program Service
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Hazel Leicht
Schacht
R. S. Mitchell
M. G. Batho
George E. Watson
Gertrude Thurow
The
la Crosse Aauw
Loyalty Board withholds reply on Service case after McCarthy inquiry
The civil service loyalty board cited a presidential order and refused to answer McCarthy's four questions about Diplomat John S. Service. Board chairman Seth Richardson said further inquiry should go to the President, as Service is recalled from India for personal testimony before the loyalty review.
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Washington
Civil Service Loyalty Review Board
McCarthy
R-Wis
John S. Service
Seth W. Richardson
Truman
Service
Foreign Service
India
State Department
Department
Loyalty Board
Civil Service Review Board
Richardson
Review Board
McCo
Rmti
Senate
Waning Winter Threatens Spring Across Regions
The Associated Press reports winter storms push toward spring across the northeast, southern plains, and Midwest. Gales delay inbound ships while heavy snow hits Maine and upper New York. A third storm travels toward the Midwest with four deaths linked to weather. New York winds reach 40 mph plus LaGuardia reports gusts to 52 mph. planes largely run on schedule.
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Associated Press
Plains
Midwest
Atlantic
Maine
Upper
New York State
Upper New York
Lawrence
Mass
New York City
LaGuardia Field
Queens
Portland
Ocean
Embassy warns Americans in Czechoslovakia of possible expulsion
The U S embassy in Prague warns all American citizens in Czechoslovakia they may be expelled at short notice and could be held inaudito for long periods if arrested. The alert, sent to registered Americans, notes residence permits are discretionary and may be canceled, and unregistered travelers face added risk amid growing expulsions.
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Prague
U. S
Czechoslovakia
Nicol May Enter State Race For Lieutenant Governor
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Alex Nicol weighs a bid for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor and state senate president. He travels the state consulting with GOP lawmakers and local leaders as incumbent George M. Smith stands for re election. Nicol has ties to La Follette Progressives, but his recent GOP leadership and voting record bolster his bid. If Nicol runs Porter of Grant County may seek the 3rd District congressional seat.
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Assembly
Madison
Wis
State Senate
Alex Nicol
Wisconsin Assembly
Sparta
George M. Smith
Milwaukee
United States
Mark Catlin
Appleton
Nico
la Follette Progressive Party
GOP
Republican Assembly
Foster S. Porter
Grant County
Porter
Joint Finance Committee
Senate
Soviet Zone Currency Plunges To Two Cents In Berlin
In Berlin the Soviet east mark fell to just over two cents, halting trade as merchants refused large sums. Rumors of ruble revaluation spurred panic. East German bank denial failed to stabilize markets. West mark at 23.6 cents attracted buyers while exchange offices limited big deals. Banks foresee new official rates. minor gains appeared at some west Berlin offices.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Berlin
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Plane death of mother with baby on lap shocks AMARILLO
Mrs. Clifford Snow 32 died aboard a plane en route from Phoenix to Kansas City after leaving a note for her husband suggesting she took sleeping pills. The 10 month old son was her only child and a doctor at the airport surmised an overdose.
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Amarillo
Tex
Clifford Snow
Kansas City Union Station
Guy Owens
Justice of the Peace
Harry T. Snow
Kansas City
Vernita Bowlin
Cop dances to shots from his own gun
In Cleveland Iowa a downtown bar brawl escalated when a patron grabbed a policeman's gun and fired three shots into a sidewalk while ordering the officer to dance. The assailant, John J. Wallace, 22, also threw a beer glass at the officer and struck him with a billy club, then pelted him with shot glasses.
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Cleveland
Frank S. Reiter
John J. Wallace
Billy
Local Weather for La Crosse and Vicinity
Partly cloudy to cloudy conditions persist in La Crosse and surrounding areas. Expect little temperature change with mild, overcast skies and light wind through the period.
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la Crosse
GOP Angling For Position In 1982 Elections
Washington briefs outline GOP strategy to limit Democratic gains and avoid full control of Congress. Strategists deem it better to improve standing than win in 1982 with Truman era lessons cited and parallels drawn to British elections. The plan centers on pressuring the Democratic majority while the president markets existing legislation.
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Washington
Perty
Congress
Truman
GOP
80Th Congress
England
Bee Gop
Businessmen Split On One Way Traffic In Racine
The La Crosse Tribune reports Racine’s one way traffic on Sixth Street has mixed effects on business. Mayor Gothner and police praise the plan and note reduced accidents. Merchants are divided, some fear losses, others see no clear impact and four new shops opened since installation.
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Racine
la Crosse Tribune
City Hall
Warren Fosdick
Mr. Fosdick
John Gothner
Gothner
la Crosse
Associated Consultants
Third Street
T Capt
al Costabile
Sixth Street
Wilbur Hansen
Ted Gottlieb
Porter Furniture Co
Slemania
Pegett
USAF Eyes Ultra Long Range Radio Interceptor Posts
The Air Force seeks three 2000 mile range radio listening posts to seize enemy battle orders from Russia or near facilities. The plan ties into polar defense with radar and air force command links. Army appropriation requests disclose 1.67 million dollars for the stations.
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Elton C. Fay Wington
Russia
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
House Committee
Air Force
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la Crosse Education Association
League of Women Voters
Parent-Teacher Council
West Salem Study Club
Frederick G. Davies
Betty Wiley
Civil Service Group
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By Jack Bell
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