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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
9
Matthew records a terse unforgettable account of the last supper where Jesus blesses bread and breaks it saying this is my body then takes the cup and invites followers to drink all of it as the blood of the new covenant shed for many for the remission of sins.
An American wheat shipment to India exposes archaic distribution methods as longshoremen unload bags by hand and villagers struggle to reach food. Despite boosted shipments, India’s transport and storage gaps leave hungry areas with gaps between supply and consumption.
Hudson Wisconsin parish dinner marks a decade of spaghetti for St Patrick’s Day hosted by Mrs William Mulvaney. Bishop James Shannon of St Thomas College presided and praised the cooks with a light quip about regional fare. A separate line notes Dick Kenney of Michigan kicked a 47 yard field goal this season.
David S. Bates a Kansas University music theory instructor is among 15 young American composers named Ford Foundation fellows for 1966 67 as composers in residence in public schools in San Antonio Texas He will focus on writing for high school bands orchestras choirs and ensembles and will not have formal teaching duties He will have a composition performed at KU's Symposium of Contemporary American Music in May his Rhapsody for Orchestra Bates degree background includes Michigan University and he is praised by KU officials for the honor
The Lockheed Shipbuilding & Construction Co. announced the keel is laid for the Nash ville, the fifth of seven high speed amphibious assault transports for the Navy. The 16,500 ton, 570 foot ship will carry 1,000 troops plus tanks helicopters and other equipment.
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