Lent as hopeful path to real Christian commitment
Editor's note Rev Ivar M Gjellstad urges Lent as more than ritual. He says Lent invites honest self examination, Bible study, devotion, and church services to confront sin and life issues. Belief in Christ's death and resurrection empowers living for others and strengthens service to Christ and community.
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Ivar M. Gjellstad
Bons Shepherd Lutheran Church
God
Christ
Kierkegaard
Jesus Christ
Woman Technically Dies As Heart Stimulator Stops
Nancy Martinez a 27 year old from Santa Fe almost died when an implanted pacemaker failed in her abdomen during a visit to a doctor. Doctors performed cardiac massage and mouth to mouth resuscitation until she could be moved to hospital care. The device had been expected to last five years but stopped working after about a year.
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Pital
Denver
Colo
Mrs. Martinez
Santa Fe
N.M
Johnny
St. Vincent Hospital
Albuquerque
Market News Investment Company Shares This Week
This week's closing prices on investment company shares are provided with quotes from Barret, Fitch, North and Co. The report lists current交易 values and market movements for prominent investment firms.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Slaughter steers steady to 50 lower calf prices mixed by class. Cattle ranges include good to prime steer 21.50 24.50 and good to prime heifers 21.00 24.25. Sheep and hogs show varied shifts with lambs up and hogs down. Prices listed for feeder and dealer cattle, sheep, and hog categories by weight brackets.
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Kansas City
Market Prices Narrow Range Across Grains and Eggs
Harwood's Market quotes wheat at 2.07 and corn 1.17, soybeans 2.40, oats .75, barley 1. From Kansas City AP eggs list large A 33-36, most 34, medium A 29-32, small A 18-21, large B 24-30, wholesale eggs mostly 37. Poultry and butter prices follow with geese 18-20, hens 5 lb up 16 or 6, capons 7-8 lb 16 or 18, ducks 15, farm/factory broilers 15 to 16. Butter grade A solid 67 or 69.
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Harwood
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado ratifies amendment abolishing poll tax
The state completed ratification of a constitutional amendment to end the poll tax as a prerequisite for voting. The move reflects a nationwide push to remove barriers to suffrage and aligns with long running civil rights efforts.
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DENVA
Colorado
U.S
Memorial Hospital Roll Call Notices
Memorial Hospital lists multiple patients and new births including Virginia Douglas at Stouffer Place Ruth Zook in McLouth and Maye Heywood in McLouth. It notes Mr and Mrs Lloyd Broers Edgerton a son and Mr and Mrs Robert D Tomasek 838 W 22nd Terrace a daughter born today.
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Margaret Belt
R.I
Maye Heywood
McLouth
Ruth Zook
Virginia Douglas
Stouffer Place
Mary Martin
W. 15Th
Bleinda Shaw
Schwarz Rd
Harry Carr
Conn
Lawrence Bee
Murrow
Lloyd Broers
Edgerton
Robert D. Tomasek
Army Reserve units start recruiting to fill vacancies
Four U S Army Reserve units at the Lawrence Reserve Center began a drive to fill 27 vacancies in the 89th Division. Capt James T Bogin Jr says several officer posts may open by early summer while 26 enlisted slots range from E 3 to E 7. Eligible recruits may enter a six month program then return to finish service with their local unit.
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U.S. Army Reserve
Lawrence Reserve Center
James T. Bogin Jr
Bogin
Capt. Bogin
Lawrence
Army Reserve
89Th Division
419Th Chemical Co
488Th Strategic Intelligence Research and Analysis
Choice Near On Principal Post
Lawrence High School awaits a new principal as the Board of Education plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Central Junior High. Dr. Carl Knox says the board will interview the top three candidates Sunday and may decide Monday, replacing Neal Wherry who retires June 30. The board also will hire staff for 1963 64 and consider Riverside district’s request to send 12 seventh and eighth graders to Lawrence Junior High next fall.
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Lawrence High School
Board of Education
Central Junior High School
Carl Knox
Knox
LHS
Neal Wherry
Riverside
Lawrence Junior High
Eldridge House Club Elects New Officers
Eldridge House Club elected Charles Brown as president for the coming year with Maxine Radcliffe as vice president. Board of Directors includes Brown, Mrs Radcliffe, Dr Ralph Reed, Robert Pulliam and Paul Beauchamp. Fred Six is secretary and Mike Getto is manager.
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Eldridge House Club
Charles Brown
Maxine Radcliffe
Brown
Radcliffe
Ralph Reed
Robert Pulliam
Paul Beauchamp
Fred Six
Mike Getto
Ramat Gan Orchestra Delights Kansas Audience
A near capacity Swarthout Hall crowd heard the 12 string players of the Ramat Gan Chamber Orchestra under conductor Sergiu Comissiona. The program featured Handel, Haydn, Frank Martin Studies, Mozart and encores, with strong solo performances and a warm audience reception.
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Ramat Gang
Sergiu
Corelli
Comissiona
Ben Haim
Kansas
Deaths-Funerals George E Newton 83
George E Newton 83 of 831 Ind St died this morning at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Lela Cooper, son Harry L Newton, brother O F Newton, five grandchildren, ten great grandchildren. Contributions to First Methodist Church Building Fund requested.
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George E. Newton
Ind. St
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park Cemetery
Lela Cooper
Harry L. Newton
Emporia
O. F. Newton
Green
Kan
First Methodist Church
Africa may shift stance as Common Market delay boosts Reds
Brussels reports that Britain’s veto on joining the European Common Market prompted a postponement of a trade and aid accord with 18 African states. Italy and the Netherlands pressed to include English-speaking colonies, aiming to attract aid while neutral governments grow wary of communism amid East German influence.
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Brussels
Britain
Africa
Charles de Gaulle
Western
Europe
Cultural Exchange Program Brings Ramat Gan Orchestra to Campus
The University and its Department of Fine Arts sponsor a series of events featuring the Ramat Gan Orchestra. The program is lauded as a top testimonial to cultural exchange and the campus receives special thanks for hosting and supporting the performances.
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