Paul Tillich Dies Across Theology's Leading Voice
CHICAGO AP Paul Tillich renowned Protestant theologian died in Billings Hospital near the University of Chicago. His death drew tributes from Dr. Howard Schumer and Dr. John Bennett who praised his influence and heritage. Tillich taught at the Chicago Theological Seminary since 1962 after stints at Harvard and Union Theological Seminary. He authored Systematic Theology and 15 books in English, and survived by his wife Hannah Werner and children Erdmuthe Farr is and Rene Stephen. He fled Germany in 1933 after being dismissed from Frankfurt University, later denouncing Nazism. His students and colleagues recalled his seriousness with questions and his ecumenical stance aided by his Jewish friends and allies.
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Chicago
Paul Johannes Tillich
Billings Hospital
University of Chicago
Howard Schumer
Chicago Theological Seminary
Tillich
John C. Bennet
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Hannah Werner
Erdmuthe Farris
Rene Stephen
Berkeley
Calif
Harvard
Germany
University of Frankfort
Univerity
William Dean
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Dean
U S Court Asked to Extradite Draft Card Destruction Suspect
U S commissioner sought extradition of David J Miller 22 Syracuse N Y to face charges for burning his draft card at a New York protest Miller bail set at 500 dollars and Concord Court expected to rule early next week The case marks the first use of a new federal law banning draft card destruction Meanwhile Lubor agents released St Francis store owner Leonard Symkowski 42 on 500 bail after he was accused of endangering safety by wounding a police officer during a burglary incident in Manchester New Hampshire
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Manchester
N.H
U.S
U.S District Court
Concord
David J. Miller
New York
Peter J. Bourque
Miller
Syracuse
N.Y
U.S. District Court
Concord Court
Viet Nam
Bourque
FBI Milwaukee
Lubor
Hooksett
St. Francis
Leonard Symkowski
Hillsboro County
St. Francisco
Ticeman
Symkowski
Patrieti
Trolman
Robert Kovnesky
New
York
Students Protest Hair and Dress Rules at St Francis High
About 60 pupils picketed suburban St Francis High School in Milwaukee to protest hair and dress restrictions. Signs read Teacher Brutality as Vice Principal James Highland labeled them discipline problems. Pupils, with many boys sporting long hair and girls in short skirts, returned to classes and stayed after hours as punishment.
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Milwaukee
St. Francis High School
James Highland
Missionary Stenberg to Visit City Congregation
Rev. C Kenneth Stenberg an American Lutheran Church missionary to Brazil will visit St Pauls Lutheran Church in Edmonds during a four part series. He will speak at 9 and 10 30 a m Sunday 6 30 p m for the Senior Hi and Confirmation Leagues and Tuesday 8 p m at the American Lutheran Church Women meeting. A special offering will support St Pauls 1600 missionary commitment.
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C. Kenneth Stenberg
Brazil
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Mr. Stenberg
St. Paul's
American Lutheran Church
Arthur M. Feroe
St. Paul’s
St. Paul
Farland
N.C
Stenberg
University of Washington
Luther Theological Seminary
Juiz de Fora Lutheran Church
Minas Gerais
Carola Mosby
Earl Grey
Saskatchewan
Canada
West Ave
Ronald G. A. Lande
K. Stenberg
LSU
Trinity—Charles and Sill
Ernest
Luther League
Olivet
Bainbridge
O. S. Solberg
Church of Lutheran Confession
ST. Mark’s Evangelical
9Th and Main
Onalaska
Jonathan Schaller
St. Luke’s
Stoddard
WKTY
First Evangelical
West Ave. S
Cameron
Fritz H. Miller
Grace Evangelical
Ward Ave
S. 26Th
South 3Rd
G. F. Albrecht
Immanuel Evangelical
St. Paul and Avon
Walter E
Sand Lake Rd
Ruben A. Kettenacker
Natural Assets Emphasized at Wisconsin Conference
Wisconsin Governor Warren Knowles closing a two day conference urged dramatic action on natural resource preservation. About 400 attendees heard calls for executive order priority and a full time conservation education consultant. Knowles praised local beautification in Monroe New Glarus and Black River Falls and backed community fix up efforts.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Department of Public Instruction
Knowles
Monroe
New Glarus
Black River Falls
New Listing Of Candidates For Warden Asked
The Wisconsin State Personnel Board declared the chief warden post in the Conservation Department vacant and ordered a new eligible candidates list. Walter Zelinske and two others who gained veterans points to pass the test are to be removed from the eligibility register after a Wisconsin Supreme Court ruling. The action followed a Beghin suit filed by Kenneth Beghin and another applicant.
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Kenneth Beghin
Civil Service Register
Zelinske
Chaplains See Army Reserve Duty Sharpen Pastors
Chaplain John E. Carter and 11 Army Reserve chaplains trained two weeks with the 100th Division at Ft Knox. He says military duty keeps ministers connected to real-world issues and improves civilian preaching and counseling. Chaplain Hugh B. Goldsby notes counselors help basic trainees and reservists, with many soldiers facing work and home pressures rather than leaving for good. The training also acts as a practical refresher in counseling techniques for pastors after seminary.
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Hien Tweti
RCA
Thule Air Force Base
Greenland
Tweit
Thule
Hiam
National Jewish Welfare Board
Commission On Jewish Chaplaincy
Hiam Tweit
AP News
FT. Knox, Ky
John E. Carter
Army Reserve
Carter
100Th Division
Okolona Baptist Church
Louisville
Army Reserve Division
100Th
Army Air Corps
Hugh B. Goldsby
Lyndon Baptist Church
Europe
Goldsby
Today in History highlights and events dated October 23 1965
Highlights for October 23 1965 include the 1929 stock market crash the 1776 withdrawal of Washingtons forces from Manhattan the 1917 baptism of fire of the first American division the 1942 El Alamein breakthrough the 1945 push for universal military training the 1954 US population rise to 162 million the 1955 Algerian independence context and a 1964 defection case from Hungary.
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Associated Press
New York
George Washington
Island of
Manhattan
Europe
Eighth Army
el Alamein
Erwin Rommel
Afrika Korps
Harry Truman
Congress
Census Bureau
United States
France
Tokyo
Scout to Receive Pro Deo et Patria Award
Michael Wold, Life Scout of Troop 4, will receive the Pro Deo et Patria award at 9 a.m. Sunday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. The Lutheran Church’s highest honor for a Scout recognizes 150 hours of church work and a service project. Presentation by Rev. J. L. Mattes and Paul Kruetz. He is the son of Allan and Mrs. Wold of 2125 S. 21st Terrace.
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Michael Wold
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Wold
J. L. Mattes
Paul Kruetz
Allan Wold
S. 21St Terrace
Assembly Moderator To Talk Here
William Phelps Thompson moderator of the 177th United Presbyterian Church general assembly will preach at First Presbyterian Church La Crosse Sunday. He will lead 9 and 11 a.m. services and conduct an open forum at 10 a.m. Thompson, a Wichita attorney, is among the few laymen to hold the denomination’s top post. He will spend a year traveling the country and international mission stations and chairing its governing bodies.
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William Phelps Thompson
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
la Crosse
Thompson
Wichita
Kan
First Presbyterian Church of
McNeil Named Chancellor for Wisconsin Extension System
Donald R. McNeil 42 named chancellor of the Wisconsin University Extension System by the Board of Regents. Native of Portland Oregon he holds a University of Oregon bachelor’s and Wisconsin master’s and doctorate degrees in History. Expansion sites for medical facilities under study include a site near the Veterans Administration Hospital with a possible 60 to 80 million dollar medical center.
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Madison
Wisconsin University Board of Regents
Donald R. McNeil
McNeil
Portland
Ore
University of Oregon
Wisconsin
Fred Harvey Harrington
Harrington
Veterans Administration Hospital
University
Two Square Dance Classes Under Way
Two junior high square dance programs operate at Harry Spence School. The advanced class runs Mondays 7 to 8 30 p m with completed registration and no new dancers admitted. The beginners class meets Fridays 7 30 to 9 p m needing more boys with registration to November 5.
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Harry Spence School
Jack Daley
Lloyd Haniff
Bell Tower Dedicated by Knights at Crucifixion Church
Rev Msgr Richard Speltz blessed the Knights of Columbus Council 5115 bell tower at the Church of Crucifixion in La Crescent Minnesota. The three bells named Saint John Mary Magdalen and the Sorrowful Mother honor Christ at death. A district Columbus Day dinner followed, with speaker Frank Pogorek praising the council for building the 14 thousand dollar 45 foot Winona stone tower.
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Knights of Columbus Bell
John Zlabek
E. F. Pittman
Council
Michael Kuisle
Richard Speltz
Houston County
Frank Pogorekc
Frank Pogorek
Minnesota
la Crescent Council
la Crescent Knights
ST. Joseph’s Cathedral
Art
Joseph Kundinger
Robert Kampine
James Falconer
James Biechler
Cathedral Undercroft
Blessed Sacrament
Losey Bird
King St
L. B. Keegan
John Heagle
Michael McKenna
Mother of Perpetual Help
Holy Trinity
13Th St
Park Ave
Msgr
V. J. Plecity
Robert Wagner
Joseph Martinson
ST. James
Caledonia St
Henry R. Hoerburger
James Barney
Richard A
Joseph N. Bach
Donald Klauke
ST. John the Baptist
Avon St
Robert Connolly
James Landy
ST. Thomas More
Weston
Thomas E. Mullen
Delbert J. Malin
Donald F. Wilger
Births La Crosse and Sheboygan Wisconsin Oct 21
Grandview Hospital reports a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. William Koslo Arcadia Oct 21. Judith Conklin born Oct 21 a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson 1107 S 4th St. Duane J Forer Hokah Minn Mary I Schlegel Charles L Peterson 966 Lincoln St Onalaska Lora L Bina James N Yancey Hokah Minn Lynn J Frauenkron. Sheboygan Oct 21 a son Michael Jon to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R Schnitzler Carolyn Thompson Lynn Cornelius formerly of La Crosse.
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William Koslo
Arcadia
Judith Conklin
John Hanson
S. 4Th St
Karine Kletzke
St. Francis Hospital
Duane J. Forer
Hokah
Minn
Mary I. Schlegel
Charles L. Peterson
Lincoln St
Onalaska
Lora L. Bina
James N. Yancey
Lynn J. Frauenkron
Sheboygan
Wis
Michael Jon
Thomas R. Schnitzler
Carolyn Thompson
Lynn Cornelius
la Crosse
Soviet Union eases some Jewish restrictions but no breakthrough
The Jewish Labor Committee reports the Soviet Union has loosened limits on its 3.5 million Jews over ten months, citing revived religious and cultural life driven by world opinion. They warn this does not signal a real policy change toward attrition of Jewish identity and hope.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Russia
Allis-Chalmers Nine Month Earnings Rise 73 Percent
Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co reports nine month net earnings up 73 percent to 16.4 million dollars. The period shows 1.74 dollars per share versus 1.02 dollars in 1964. Nine month sales total 525.8 million, up from 470 million a year earlier.
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Milwaukee
Allis - Chalmers Mfg. Co
La Crosse area church listings dense with services
A comprehensive directory of area churches lists multiple denominations with service times, Sunday schools, youth programs, nurseries, and prayer meetings. Entries include Adventist Seventh Day, Bahai, Independent Faith, Temple, Catholic parishes, Lutheran, Reformed, and many others across La Crosse and Onalaska.
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Main
Floyd Harbord
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Hwy
Richard Cagle
WKTY
Change In Terms Of Committeemen To Be Considered
La Crosse County Board will consider a resolution next month to shift the terms of the highways and agriculture and education committees from November to April. Supervisor Carl Bruhnke introduced the measure to prevent sitting members from retaining posts without board re election, keeping current members until April. The rules committee was asked to study and report at the November meeting.
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la Crosse County
Carl Bruhnke
la Crosse 17Th Ward
Bruhnke
Rules Committee
Probation After Death Bible Lesson Highlighted
Christian Science churches plan Sunday study with Pauls line about being in Christ as a new creature. The lesson cites Mary Baker Eddy on holiness harmony immortality and its effect on longevity character and moral uplift.
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Paul
Mary Baker Eddy
La Crosse Tribune Publication Details
La Crosse Tribune published in La Crosse Wisconsin is a daily and Sunday morning newspaper. It is a member of Lee Enterprises Inc and the Associated Press. The address is 4th and Cass Streets La Crosse WI 54602.
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la Crosse Tribune
V. T. Burgess
Sanford Goltz
4Th
Cass Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Lee Enterprises, Inc
Associated Press
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Louis L. Mann
Preston Bradley
The
People’s Church
Bernard J. Sheil
Dr. Mann
Paul Tillich
BY Woodi Ishmael
Ia Crosse Tribune
RFD
By Jere Moore JR
DIAL
Assembly
William P. Thompson
Arthur Hebberd
Main St
Hong Kong
Unitarian- Universalist Fellowship
YWCA
Lacrosse, Wis
Grandview Hospital
A-C
Leon Franck
Adventist
B. G. Mohr
Assembly of God
Ferry
R. Francis Jones
Carl M. Lewis
R. J
Southside
110Th and
Adams
Leland Owen
Temple—N
Salem Rd
Loomis
Lloyd Mooney
North American
Southern Island Park
Lakeshore
James W. Phillips
ST. Wenceslaus
Winnebago
Ernest J. Kaim
William Grevatch
ST. Pius
Francis V. McCaffrey
Newman Center
George Hinger
James Biechier
Christian Science
First Church OF Christ Scientist
King
Church of Christ
First Church OF Christ
8Th and
Cass
Willis Schmidt
Charles Street
Episcopal
Kenneth €. Trueman
Evangelical Free
Bethany
N. Onalaska Ave
Bernard Hamilton
White Cross
Campbell Rd
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
N. 16Th
B. Barnes
State
N. Cleven
Lakeshore Drive
French Island
Shefelbine
Holmen
Church OF Jesus Christ
Liberty
Gustave Schilling
Reorganized
George and Sill
Lutheran
Bethel
Livingston and Loomis
Leland Evenson
Ronald Nielsen
Séth and
Stefan T. Guttormsson
Robert O. Manthel
Junior Luther League
Good Shepherd
Birch
OUR Redeemer
21St Pi
Norman A. Nelson
OUR Savior
Roland L. Schwandt
Walter O. Larson
Methodist
Asbury
19Th
Redfield
4Th Ave. N
David A. Passet
Woman’s Society
Sparta
Caledonia
Keith G. Davison
Esley
Edwin P. Sheppard
Randolph W. Lunsford
Nazarene
Church OF the Nazarene
Avon and Logan
Melvin Surges
James H. Bell
Charlies R. Houdek
North
North Salem Rd
Leonard C. Beenken
Salvation Army
Citadel
Congregation Sons OF Abraham
Temple
1820
Unitarian Fellowship
Unitarian Fellowship OF LA
United Church of Christ
Losey Blvd
Melvin L. Frank
David Roberts
ST. John's Reformed
Market
John Staton
United Pentecostal Church
Apostolic Tabernacle
Liberty and Sill
Arthur Mansur
Simcas
LA Crescent Auto Sales
LA Crescent, Mare
Don Dickinson
Funeral Homes Dial
Jackson St
Ih & Ferry
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