Food-For-Freedom debate and weather notes from Lancaster County
The editorial argues against weakening the Food-For-Freedom bill to aid nations aiding enemies, urging a strict stand even for India. It warns such changes could prolong conflict and cost American lives. The piece also notes drought conditions in northern Lancaster County with thirsty crops, especially corn and tobacco, predicting a critical week without rain and joking that writing the editorial might bring rain.
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Uncle Sam
House
North
Vietnam
Cuba
Senate
Johnson
India
Freeman
Senate Agriculture Committee
Lancaster County
Heatwave to Persist Five Days with Scattered Showers
The forecast calls for above normal temperatures around 85 to 92 degrees for five days with a cooler break possible by Tuesday or Wednesday. No drought relief expected, but scattered showers on Sunday and Wednesday may bring about 1/10 inch of moisture.
Lancaster Farming publication details and pricing
The notice lists contact addresses in Lititz and Lancaster Pennsylvania, an advertising director and subscription price per year, with publishing cadence stated as every Saturday. It notes second class postal information and an establishment date in November 195%, indicating a rural Lancaster area farming newspaper.
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Lititz
Lancaster
Don Jimmons
Roberts Campbel
Lancaster Farming
Liniz
Summer Tips For Cow Comfort Pine Tree Shaping And Lightning Rods
Plan for dairy comfort to boost milk output with water shade and salt access. June and July prune pine trees to encourage compact growth and pyramid shape. Inspect lightning rods and ground connections now, ensuring moist soil contact for effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette
The Most Important Events in Jewish History Exile and Exodus
A reader asks for the pivotal events in Jewish history. The editor highlights the Exodus from Egypt and the Exile as defining moments, explaining God’s judgment through the fall of Jerusalem in 587 B C and the role of national character shaped by individual choices.
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B'nai B’rith Monthly
Egypt
Dr. Foreman
Jerusalem
Babylon
Palestine
Solomon
Israel
God
Foreman Resigns to Write Bible Speaks Column
The Rev Lawrence W Alt of Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church in Lititz Pa will start the Bible Speaks column this July 1966 replacing Dr Kenneth J Foreman who retired after writing the column since 1948. The Bible Speaks uses International Uniform Lesson Outlines and is distributed to about 800 newspapers by Community Press Service. Altouse is a Reading native and Penn graduate with economics and theology degrees and has written Youth Guide on Affluence and Poverty.
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Lawrence W. Althouse
Calvary Evangelical United Brethren Church
Ichnton
Pennsylvania
Bible Speaks
Kenneth J. Foreman
Division of Christian Education
National Council of Churches
Helen Cantley
National Council Religious Features
Syndica
Community Press Service
Frankfort
Kentucky
Reading
Althouse
Wharton School of Finance and Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Union, Theological Seminary
N.Y.C
Friendship Press
Evangelical United Brethren Church
America
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Max Smith
Pesytyezits
Zhroncles
Veemigh
Jeremiah
Isaiah
Golden City
John
Mary) Smith
Dr. Redhead
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Foreman
Rev
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