What Is a Baptist Continued from Page 1
The article explains Baptist beliefs emphasizing religious liberty and local church autonomy. It covers scripture interpretation, baptism by immersion, views on afterlife, sacraments, divorce, birth control, and missionary work. It traces roots to Anabaptists and Roger Williams, noting global and U.S. Baptist presence in 1962.
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United States
Parish Baptist Church
Ecclesiastical Convention of Baptists
Soviet Russia
England
Hans von Schubert
Heidelberg
Balthazar Hubmeier
Danube
Switzerland
Germany
Netherlands
Roger Williams
Massachusetts
First Baptist Church
Providence
R. I
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What Is a Baptist Belief on Baptism and Faith
The text explains Baptist views on baptism by immersion and infant baptism, stating baptism is a voluntary public profession for those understanding its significance, with parents allowing children to decide. It covers Virgin Birth, Trinity, sin, salvation, and the belief that believers are saved by faith in Jesus Christ without priestly mediation.
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Christ
Paul
John Locke
Jesus Christ
John the Baptist
Jordan River
Mary
Pius XII
Ary
Atomic Technician Survives Uranium Poison Blast
In Charlestown Rhode Island United Nuclear plant an explosion left atomic technician Robert Peabody 38 in fair condition after a large dose of uranium poisoning. Five other employees were hospitalized for observation as plant officials blamed a violation of safety procedure for the incident and said radiation remains confined to the plant.
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Providence, RJ
Charlestown
R.I
New United Nuclear Plant
Howard Laskey
Robert Peabody
Peabody
United Nuclear Corp
Romania's Maurer Plans Open Door Paris Visit
Premier Maurer of Romania travels to Paris to seek open door policy with France and de Gaulle. Talks with Pompidou expected to boost French influence in Romania through sales of skills and equipment. Discussions may cover nuclear reactors and China soviet issues.
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Vienna
Austria
Jon-Gheorghe Maurer
Romania
Kremlin
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Maurer
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
Moscow
United States
U.S
Britain
Edward du Crann
Bucharest
GATT
Alexander Birladeanu
France
China
Peking
Soviet Union
Rolling Stones flee as rioters mob dance hall
In Blackpool the Rolling Stones and their group fled a dance hall stage Friday night as youths rioted. Police were called to quell the disturbance after a youth clambered on stage and a guitarist reportedly kicked at him. About 7,000 dancers watched the scene turn chaotic.
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Blackpool
England
Rolling Stones
Motorists Ignore Shot Man Plea in Dallas Incident
In Dallas, 21 year old Dean O Campbell was shot three times and lay under a street light for about 30 minutes as drivers passed without stopping. Mrs Earl C Bills aided him until a fireman’s wife helped. He was rushed to Parkland Hospital in critical condition. Police questioned a 32 year old suspect released on $10000 bond.
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Dallas
Dean O. Campbell
W. E. Chambers
Campbell
Earl C. Bills
Parkland Hospital
New York
Negroes Attack Police In a St. Louis Rooming House
In St Louis Patrolman Julius Garcia was injured when about 20 rooming house residents attacked him and another officer while escorting a disruptive roomer. The roomer’s 17 year old wife attacked the officers prompting calls for aid. Garcia suffered bruises and possible internal injuries.
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ST. Louis
Julius Garcia
Garcia
Carol Vaughn
Vaughn
Sanctions Proposed Against Cuba By Inter American Ministers
The Inter-American foreign ministers conference planned sanctions against Cuba including withdrawal of diplomatic relations and a halt to trade and transport. The U S backed measures seek to isolate the Castro regime with food medical aid exceptions and a two thirds vote needed for approval. Mexico and Chile oppose the sanctions and Uruguay and Bolivia waver on their stance while maintaining ties to Cuba.
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Washington
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Cuba
Fidel Castro
United States
Venezuela
Mexico
Havana
Chile
Uruguay
Bolivia
Proud Extremist Named Constitution Party Presidential Nominee
At a national convention in Houston Texas Joseph B Lightburn was chosen as the Constitution party presidential candidate with Theodore C Billings of Denver Colorado as running mate. The platform calls for repealing the civil rights act federal purchase of the federal reserve banks and ending federal aid to education.
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Houston, Tex
West Virginia
Constitution Party
Josph B. Lightburn
Theodore C. Billings
Denver
Colo
Constitution Parties of
United States
Leightburn
Congress
Book not available at library after patron jailed
Judy Oliver of ColumbusPublic Library called a patron’s home to recover a long overdue book The patron’s mother said he cannot be reached as he is in the Ohio Penitentiary The book sought was The Power of Positive Thinking.
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Columbus, Ohio
Judy Oliver
Columbus Public Library
Parsons Avenue
Ohio
Elderly Woman’s Cash Held In Hospital Safe
Police found an elderly woman wandering St. Petersburg streets and admitted her to a hospital. The admitting clerk asked about cash and, after counting, $21,300 was placed in the hospital safe.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Reverend M C Allen Addresses Lawrence Pulpit In 1956
Reverend M C Allen came to his Lawrence pulpit from Clemson South Carolina in 1956. He earned a B A from Furman University 37 B D Yale 40 M A in English KU 60. He is the author of a book A Voice Not Our Own.
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M. C. Allen
Lawrence
Clemson
S.C
Furman University
Yale
K.U
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Stanley Johnson
Hazel Turner
Eddie Hiffert
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