Mother Teresa Feeds Poor in Calcutta in Quiet Service
The article profiles Mother Teresa of the Missionaries of Charity in Calcutta feeding about 700 people daily among beggars, the blind, and the dying. It notes her global reach across India and 14 countries, her vow to serve the poorest, and her view of God as banker while detailing her early life and founding of the Missionaries of Charity.
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Calcutta
India
Mother Teresa
Yugoslavia
Missionaries of Charity
Hershelf
God
Home For
Kali
Skopje
Loreto
Northeast India Hill
Darjeeling
New Program Helps Youngsters Deal With Trauma In Family
In Minneapolis a two year program titled Understanding Family Changes assists children facing family shifts. At Harrison Open School counselors and educators use group discussions role play and puppet shows to help children cope with divorce moves deaths new siblings and other changes with parental involvement allowed. The program aims to build inner security and empathy while avoiding counseling.
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Minneapolis
Alice
Harrison Open School
Hennepin County Court Services Department
Minneapolis Public Schools
Paul Caspersen
The
Court Services Department
Rick Berland
George Kimball
Brown Faces Senate Questioning on Defense Secretary Nominee
Harold Brown, Carter's pick for defense secretary, faces Senate Armed Services Committee questions on nuclear arms limits and the BI bomber. He would guide Carter on the BI and the Ford era plan to start BI production, while seeking possible defense savings and Pentagon reforms.
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Washington
Harold Brown
Carter
Senate Armed Services Committee
Brown
U.S
Pentagon
California Institute of Technology
Senate
Hawk Bloc
Soviet Union
Hawk
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Defense
James Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Lyndon Johnson
Air Force
North Vietnam
Nort Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Ford Administration
Two Area Residents Considered For Jobs
Two area men are reported as candidates for federal posts in Oklahoma under the incoming Democratic Administration. Marvin Schuler, 45, former Walters rancher, is pressed for the top state Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service post with a strong recommendation from outgoing Speaker Carl Albert. Jack Lindstrom of Lawton has applied for the state director of the HUD area office. Others are being considered.
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Oklahoma
Marvin Schuler
Walters
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Carl Albert
Jack Lindstrom
Lawton
HUD
Mint weighs smaller dollar coin over current bill
The U.S. Mint studies a reduced size dollar coin costing about 3 cents to produce, with a potential lifespan exceeding 15 years versus the current $1 bill which costs 144 cents to print and lasts about 18 months.
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U.S
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Paul Chutkow
Rome
Order of the Missionaries of Charity
Missions of Charity
Sri Lanka
Australia
New Guinea
Italy
Ireland
England
Middle East
Africa
Latin Amer
Caspersen
National Bank
Ramon’'s
California
W. Gere
Ramors
F Avenue
Skil & Rockwell Electric
Yellow Pine
White Pine
Odds and Ends
Sale
AD Fir
Malibou
Particle Board
Homestead Walnut
Pichlander
Redwood
F.O.R
Bo Ces
C. R. Reichert American Hearing Aid Center
P.O
Oklahoma City
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