Seminary Graduates Face Evaluation by L CasseL UPI
Seminary deans confront a crisis as up to a third of graduates from Protestant theological schools may not hold traditional Christian beliefs. Some doubt Jesus's divine sonship and resurrection while favoring impersonal notions of God and biblical authority. They argue for leadership to serve social aims, raising questions about ordination standards and integrity.
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Backwoods Teacher Claimed He Was Napoleon Marshal
Paul Stewart Ney of Cleveland North Carolina died in 1846 claiming on his deathbed to be Michel Ney, Marshal of France under Napoleon, who allegedly fled a firing squad to hide in the United States. Controversy has surrounded the tale since.
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De Gaulle’s Middle East plan collapses after Israeli victory
Paris faces a shambles to be the arbiter between Arabs and Jews as Israel’s swift win disrupts France’s Four-Power balance. Egypt’s blockade prompts Paris to scrap past commitments and impose an arms embargo, risking its ties with both Israel and Arab nations.
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Greene County University Alumni Founders Day Meeting
McCracken spoke at the Greene County University Alumni club Founders Day dinner held at Klusmeier’s. Max E. Skirvin from Indiana University also addressed the gathering. Officers retiring included Bill Hendren and Mrs. Mary Edith Akre. door prizes were awarded to Dean Keller, Ralph Morgan, and Mrs. Akre.
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Greene County University
Klusmeier
Max E. Skirvin
Indiana University
Cecil Alumbaugh
Bernice Mitchell
Jasonville
Bill Hendren
Bloomfield
Mary Edith Akre
Linton
Miss Mitchell
Dean Keller
Ralph Morgan
Akre
Labor Chief Seeks Deferments for Union Apprentices
Labor Secretary Wirtz told AFL-CIO delegates he will use his power to secure deferments for union apprenticeship trainees. He opposed deferments even for college students, saying those pursuing education should face the same draft risks as other students.
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