Two Sets Of Twins Crowned at International Banquet
Two sets of twins from St. Louis were named kings and queens of the International Twins Association banquet in Springfield. The oldest twins were Zena De Bolt and Zadia Gordon, both 82, with the youngest 45 month olds Jack and Jane Schafer from Springfield. Other prize winners included Naomi Brown and Norma Dautremont, most unlike twins, and several age-based twin categories across multiple states and countries.
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Springfield
Ill
UPT
St. Louis
International Twins Association
Tim
Terry Knox
Janet
Judy Isert
Zena De _ Bolt
Union Center
Ohio
Zadia Gordon
Plain City
Jack and
Jane Schafer
Naomi Brown
Norma Dautremont
Iowa City
Iowa
Michael
Coleen Madden
Ronda
Rodda Lack
Muskegon
Mich
Greg
Doug Boggs
Fremont
Ind
Kelley
Kim Abbott
Riverton
Mike
Pat O'Hara
Pricilla
Patricia Stuart
Coldwater
Dale
del Walker
Witt
Kathleen
Florence Burkett
Ron
Don Betz
Lela
Lola Loveless
Colorado Springs
Colo
Everett and
Ervin Courier
Alexander
Kim and
Aimee Dickenson
Geneva
Switzerland
Slave Traders Face Charges in Lagos Case
In Lagos Nigeria two Africans were charged with slave dealing for attempting to sell a third African for 2240 dollars. They were held on charges of slave dealing.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Billy Graham Credits Jesus for Labor Movement Heritage
Evangelist Billy Graham told a Coliseum audience that the American labor movement owes much to Jesus Christ and to Wesleyan revivals. He linked Labor Day to a spiritual revival, compared 18th century Britain to modern America, and highlighted Jesus as a laboring man who offered rest to the weary.
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Billy Graham
Labor Movement
Jesus Christ
Los Angeles
UPI
Coliseum
Graham
Great Britain
John Wesley
Britain
Jesus
Calvary
East German clergyman blocks West German donation plan
East German clergyman Dr. G Brennecke opposed a World Council of Churches review of a West German offer of several millions of dollars for social service projects. He argued the funds from one side only would split church and missions and harm German missions including those in the German Democratic Republic.
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West Germany
United Press International
Rochester
N.Y
World Council of Churches
G. Brennecke
Evangelical Church In Germany
World Council
Brennecke
Africa
Asia
Germany
German Democratic Republic
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