Vacation Bible School Opens At Southern Baptist Church
Southern Baptist First Church announces a Monday start for Vacation Bible School through June 17. Daily 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. for ages three to 12, plus teen evening sessions 7 to 9 p.m. The program features dedicated superintendents and teachers across Nursery to Intermediate levels and themes on Christianity and world issues with Dr. T. B. Maston text.
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First Southern Baptist Church
Max Logan
Carl Cribbs
Marion H. Krumrey
Bill Hoover
Monty Milstead
Charles Griffin
James Goodner
Arthur L. Wagner
Tom Burch
Harold Marcum
Larry Chrisman
Donald Hart
Larry Scott
Myron D. Shipley
Ralph Johnson
Ed Davis
Willard Thompson
Joe Marquette
Gary Stewart
Carl Marquette
Howard McKenzie
Cecil Refeners
A. D. Janzen
R. C. Danley
Sherman Houghland
Edith Beckley
E. 0. Brown
Kenneth Holden
Clint Dunagan
Mike Dunagan
Surveyor 1 Nears 2000 Transmissions From Moon
Surveyor 1 reached the 2000th transmission milestone as its lunar photographs were beamed back across 250000 miles. Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena praised the pictures from the 620 pound craft whose 19 foot camera swivels to view the feet, surface, and horizon after a soft moon landing.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
Gun battle kills ex soldier outside Aristy home in Santo Domingo
A former rebel soldier was killed in a brief gun battle with police outside Hector Aristy's home, ex-cabinet minister of the rebel government. Seven ex-rebels and three civilians were arrested, while police reported no casualties. Security forces surrounded the block with help from the Ozama fortress.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Juan Bosch
Hector Aristy
de Jesus Morillo
Ozama
Morillo
Aristy
Air Force
Provisional Government
Bosch
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
Dominican Revolutionary Party
Rafael F. Bonnelly
L A Police Officer Resigns After Suspended Rights Case
Los Angeles officer Michael Hannon, suspended for civil rights activities a year ago, resigns as he heads toward admission to the state bar. He notes victory after four months of campaign speeches with no departmental opposition. His six month suspension was issued after a June 1, 1965 ruling.
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LOS Angeles
Force
Turncoat's Departure For U.S. Held Up
U S consulate spokesman said money and travel documents delay the return of Korean war turncoat Clarence Adams of Memphis Tennessee his Chinese wife and their two children to the United States It could take another week to finish needed papers after they crossed into Hong Kong on May 26 from Red China and earlier said his mother promised funds.
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Hong Kong
Clarence Adams
United States
U.S
Adams
Memphis
Indian universities face 100 to 125 class days per year
An Education Commission survey shows Indian universities average 100 to 125 class days annually. The commission calls for drastic reduction in holiday allowances.
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New Delhi
Education Commission
India
Monks Demonstrate in Colombo for South Viet Nam Buddhists
About 150 monks students and teachers at the Buddhist University of Vidyodaya demonstrated in Colombo in sympathy with Buddhists of South Vietnam.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Buddhist University of Vidyodaya
South
Viet Nam
Church of Christ Invitation in Eudora Karts
Personal invitation announces services at the Church of Christ at ith and Maple in Eudora Kansas. It also invites listeners to a Sunday radio program on KLWN from 9 to 9 15 am with regular minister K L Stumbo.
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Church of Christ
Ith & Maple
Eudora
Karts
KLWN
K. L. Stumbo
Alabama Crop Hit by Cold Weather and Disease
Alabama Agriculture Commissioner A. W. Todd says the state's cotton crop faces a loss of 50 to 60 million dollars due to cold weather diseases and reduced acreage. The impact centers on Montgomery with statewide implications for growers and markets.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
A. W. Todd
Auto Kills Farmer Walking Across Pike
ADMIRE Kan AP A farmer died Friday night after being struck by a car while walking across the Kansas Turnpike about a mile north of the Admire interchange. The victim was 83 year old Carl J Lynch who owned land on both sides of the turnpike. His son Howard was uninjured. The driver Jay J Johnson of Liberal said he could not avoid the man when his car rounded a curve and the lights failed to pick up the pedestrians.
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Admire
Kan
Kansas Turnpike
Carl J. Lynch
Howard
Kansas Highway Patrol
Jay J. Johnson
Liberal
Johnson
Tenth Annual Benefit for Police FS Show in Lawrence
Friday June 17 features two performances at 6 30 p m and 8 45 p m for the Fraternal Order of Police lawrence police and douglas county sheriff s office. Husky a versatile entertainer headlines with Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper Clinch Mountain Clan and Stringbean Dave Akeman plus the Taylor Sisters Urio Brenda Helen and Joanna Leon Douglas Marvin Thompson Janet McBride Vern Stovall and Simon Crum. Advance tickets are at Round Corner Drug or the Police Department with door sales night of performance.
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Fraternal Order of Police
Lawrence
Douglas County
Clinch Mountain
Hickory
Dave Akeman
Stringbean
Opry
Nashville
Tennessee
Taylor Sisters
Urio
Brenda
Helen
Joanna
Leon Douglas
Capitol Thrash
Marvin Thompson
Janet McBride
Vern Stovall
Simon Crum
Round Corner
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Southern Baptist
John Ridgway
Chay Blyth
Chatham
Mass
England
Norman Thomas
New York
Rafael Leonidas Trujillo
West
L.A
Rights
Michael Hannon
Turncoat
Haverty & Hedges
Auto
Ferlin Husky
Oleg Favorite
Lawrence High School
Straight Talk Tire
Massachusetts ST
Massachusetts VI
B. F. Goodrich
EDGE
B.T.U
Harold Pippin
Hillcrest
Iowa
Magnavox
Singapore
Massachusetts
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