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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1970
Page
12
Hosea, the first of the minor prophets, conveyed divine revelations through the tale of an unfaithful wife. He depicted Israel’s betrayal yet emphasized God’s loving kindness and mercy. He fought injustice, harshly warned of disaster, and urged loyalty, love, and mercy as paths to knowing God.
Rev David Poling discusses women’s self image in religion chronicling Barlett findings on a shift from Father to Mother image. He cites Catholic and Protestant disparities, noting few women ministers and rising activism seen at United Presbyterian Women Purdue delegates pushing abortion liberalization and calls for fair wages across church institutions.
Police and civic groups warn parents and children about poisoned candy and razor blade apples. In Phoenix officers note possible drug tampering with Seconal reports. Syracuse and Indianapolis ads spread the caution. Memphis Jaycees organize a nonpolice safety patrol with two way radios tonight.
Brussels AP reports France must relax secrecy on enriched uranium supplies and sales or face European Court of Justice action for treaty violations. Malfatti of the European Common Market Commission set a November deadline for France to provide annual reports on prospecting, production, reserves, and investments under the European Atomic Energy Community pact.
A 71-year-old retiree from Santa Rosa sues California Physicians Service for a $3.20 Medicare refund. Judge Oliver J. Carter orders the case back to Small Claims Court after noting rights get lost to computers. Fuller says CPS owes him 3.20 for two doctor visits and wants the payment as a matter of principle.
A listing of church names, pastors, and weekly services across La Crosse and surrounding areas. Includes Sabbath times, Sunday schools, worship hours, prayer meetings, Bible studies, choir events, and radio program notes for numerous denominations and locations.
Louisville psychologist Dr. Paul Cameron surveyed 3,416 adults in five cities to compare thoughts about sex and religion. Findings show young adults think of sex every 10 minutes, while religion recurs every 25 minutes. middle aged groups think of sex about every 35 minutes and religion about every 15 minutes. those over 65 think of sex and religion roughly every 60 minutes. He notes pets occupy as much midlife thought as sex and that housewives devote 30 percent of time to housework while working women allocate 10 percent to it, suggesting gendered lifestyle differences.
Dr. James V. Beardsley, neuropsychologist at Gundersen Clinic, will address the Unitarian Fellowship on Psychological Testing, Medicine and Behavior. The talk is Sunday at 10 30 a.m. on the fifth floor Grandview Building.
The letters H. J. on ancient head stones denote hic jacet, meaning here lies, a common epitaph marker found on grave markers across historic cemeteries.
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