Sunlit Return of Abu Simbel Lights Ancient Temple
Cairo AP reports dawn revealed the great Abu Simbel temple illuminated by sun rays just as 3 200 years ago. Engineers and archaeologists cheered as the colossal twin temples were dismantled moved and reassembled to save them from rising Nile waters behind the Aswan Dam. The $36 million project was funded by a US UAR led effort with European partners. Egyptologists note precise ancient alignments mark February and October light on the inner sanctuary.
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Unitarian Fellowship to Host Dr John Meixner Speaker
Lawrence Unitarian Fellowship will host Dr John Meixner associate professor of English at Kansas University as speaker Sunday at 10 a m in Pleasant Valley meeting house. He will discuss Was Robert Frost One of Us A Commentary in Reading.
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Lawrence
Staff to Be Installed For Trinity Lutherans
The Trinity Lutheran Church will install its Sunday church staff at the 11 a.m. worship service with Rev. Harold Hamilton in charge. Installations include Llewellyn Ligocki, Linda Bowman, Larry James, Ronald Olsen, Lyle Brubaker, Paul Zender, Les Beguelin, Don Landis, Charles Warner, Dora Brubaker, Rodger Johnson, John Carter, Douglas Stoddard, Russell Mesler, Gene Fritzel, Oscar Haugh, Byron Sneegas, Mary Larson, Erna Corey, Elmer Husted, George Anderson, Alma Mae Moorman, and substitutes George Anderson, Bill Collinson, Larry Gish, Harold Hamilton, James Hurley, Charles Lindell, Howard Lynch, Byron Sneegas, Don Sneegas, Harold Von Gunten.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Harold Hamilton
Llewellyn Ligocki
Linda Bowman
Larry James
Ronald Olsen
Lyle Brubaker
Paul Zender
Les Beguelin
Don Landis
Charles Warner
Dora Brubaker
Rodger Johnson
John Carter
Douglas. Stoddard
Russell Mesler
Gene Fritzel
Oscar Haugh
Byron Sneegas
Mary. Larson
Erna Corey
Elmer Husted
George Anderson
Alma Mae Moorman
Bill Collinson
Larry Gish
James Hurley
Charles Lindell
Howard Lynch
Don Sneegas
Harold von Gunten
Clinton Church Centennial Planned With Patton as Speaker
The Clinton United Presbyterian Church marks its centennial with Dr. John Patton of Park College speaking at the 11 a.m. service. A noon basket dinner precedes a 2 p.m. program led by Rev. Raymond A. Bowden with choir and organist Mrs. Herman Hess. The church’s first meeting was Dec 1, 1866, and the current building was completed after a 1917 tornado. Rev. Ronald Bump is the present pastor.
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John’ Patton
Park College
Kansas University
Raymond A. Bowden
Kansas
Topeka
Highland Presbyteries
Jim Childers
Herman Hess
Clinton
George F. Chapan
Lawrence
J. A. Carruth
James C. Steele
Ronald Bump
Wade Pierce Memorial Fund Established at First Baptist
A Wade Pierce Memorial Fund is being established at the First Baptist Church. Members and friends may contribute to the fund by sending donations to the church at 801 Ky. St.
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Wade Pierce
First Baptist Church
Ky. St
Population boom may outpace parking and space
The text argues that housing parking for people rather than cars will challenge cities in the 21st century. It notes world population rising by 8,000 per hour and growing from 3.3 billion in 1968 toward five billion by 1985.
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Local Church Services and Programs Schedule
The entry lists worship and Sunday school times for several churches. Baldwin Assembly schedules worship at 11:06 with youth group activities. Bundey School hosts 9:45 and 11:06 services. Weems and Bethel Methodist provide Bible study and morning worship. First Methodist at 8 Eighth and Reymond lists 11 am worship. Clinton Presbyterian holds 10 am school and 11 am service. St Johns United Church notes 11 am Sunday worship.
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Religious services and pastors listed for area churches
The notice lists pastors and service times for several churches including Evangelical United Brethren Rev Richard Benton First Baptist Rev Moses, Methodist Rev Samuel Dutton and Rev Harvey Dold, Assembly of God, St Pauls United, Church of Christ, and Catholic Mass schedules with Bible studies, youth groups, and evening worships.
Assembly of God and Jewish Community Center Schedule
Assembly of God minister Rev. James H. Bailey presides at Sunday school 10 a.m. worship 11 a.m. Evening C A service 7 p.m. Midweek service Wednesday 7 45 p.m. Jewish Community Center at 917 Highland Dr led by Ralph Wolfson president with Friday 7 30 p.m. family evening worship Sunday school 10 a.m. Sunflower Lodge 2868 B n ai B r ith meetings. LJC Woman meets on the second Wednesday each month.
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James H. Bailey
Jewish Community Center
Highland
Ralph Wolfson
Sunflower Lodge
B'nai B'rith
LJC
Secon
John D. Bowery
Ainner
Dwarde
Homer EB. W.lcott
Stanwood Friends Allen Ones
Christian Endeavor
Stacy Ollar, Jr
Tonganoxie Baptist Chapel
James F. Palmer
Assembly of God 6Th — Church
Herman W. Karriker
Church and Sunday School Schedules in Stanwood and Vicinity
Local church notices list service times and Sunday school at multiple churches in Stanwood and nearby areas. Entries include Methodist, Baptist, Evangelical United Brethren, Friends, and other congregations with times for worship, communion, Bible study, and youth fellowships.
Rev Markstrom to Speak at Eudora and Lawrence Churches
Rev. Paul R. Markstrom of Springfield Missouri national prison chaplain for the Assemblies of God Home Missions Department will be guest speaker Sunday at the First Assembly of God Church Eudora and Lawrence churches He will speak at 7 PM at 13th and Mass and at 11 AM at the Eudora church The Swedish born preacher trained at Central Bible College Southern Methodist University and Northwestern State College also spent two years in a clinical training at Kansas State Hospital Larned He led a Bible distribution program to U.S. prisons reaching inmates with religious literature.
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Springfield
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Pile of Pennies Proves People Naturally Joiners
In Raleigh a highway office penny ritual shows workers adding pennies to a table with Join Now, while no one takes a penny from a box labeled Take One. The nothing club grows, with the treasury at several dollars and persistent joining rather than taking.
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Wiggins
State Highway Office
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Nothing Club
Social Visits Across Kansas and Washington
McLouth residents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lancaster with Mrs. Lydia Cain and Cordia Cain visited Mr. and Mrs. John Nickles in Yates Center. Esther Hernandez of Kansas City joined Jerry McPherson and sons Rick and Mark in Washington for a weekend with the Watermans, then dined with Larry McPherson’s family in Bent ington. Archie and Marlene Dewey of Perry called on their uncle Autie Williamson Sunday.
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Harry Lancaster
Lydia Cain
Cordia Cain
John Nickles
Yates Center
Esther Hernandez
Kansas City
Jerry McPherson
Rick
Mark
Washington
Neil Waterman
Bennington
Larry McPherson
Archie
Marlene Dewey
Perry
Autie Williamson
Bing Blasts Musicians Over New Met Strike Threat
New York AP General Manager Rudolph Bing warned the Metropolitan Opera could face darkness in its new Lincoln Center house if the orchestra strikes. He called the players grave diggers and irresponsible while noting current pay rises from $15,000 to $17,000 annually as weeks shorten.
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Job Effort Increasing For Negro Communities
Washington AP report says the federal government expands an economic development program to create more jobs in Negro neighborhoods. The Commerce Department links grants and loans for industrial expansion to local hiring and training of hard core unemployment, aiming to cut urban joblessness especially for Negroes and reservation Indians.
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Calif
Commerce Department
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Jordan Troops Demand Arms in Ramallah Demonstrations
Jordan Arab Legion troops moved through Ramallah firing into air to disperse demonstrators demanding arms to fight Israel. Curfew remained tight after the city endured three days of antigovernment protests and resumed unrest as troops attempted to restore order.
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Jordan Sector
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Arab Legion
Ramallah
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Palestine
Tractor hood string death shocks MIFFLINBURG
A 12 year old boy, Kenneth Knechel, was strangled on a farm when drawstrings on his hooded jacket became entangled in a tractor power train. Police said the accident happened Thursday while he was working on his father's farm.
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Kenneth H. Knechel
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