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Newspaper

Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1971

Page

4

Outlook of Christians on Judaism grows more open

The article notes a shift in Christian views of Judaism from a fossil to a living faith. It cites Paul’s teaching that Judaism remains in covenant with God alongside Christianity and highlights Vatican II and World Council of Churches moves toward recognition. Msgr Osterreicher’s The Rediscovery of Judaism is recommended as a discussion resource.

Christ Israel Apostle Paul Paul God Abraham Isaac Jacob Vatican Council World Council of Churches Msgr John M. Osterreicher

Taylor Roberts Tie The Knot In Lin ton Ceremony

Patricia Ann Roberts and Willis Howard Taylor both of Linton were united in marriage June 23 at 11 30 a m at the home of David P Dixon Justice of the Peace. Dixon officiated the double ring ceremony with Clifford R McCracken and Mary C McCracken as attendants.

Patricia Ann Roberts Willis Howard Taylor Linton David P. Dixon Dixon Clifford R. McCracken Mary C. McCracken

Weekend Guests and Social Roundup in Indiana

A dense list of visits and social events notes multiple groups visiting and being hosted across Indiana towns including Indianapolis Bloomfield and Coalmont. Guests include Ed Camden John Camden Lote Hulen Claude Collins and various Bakers Haslers Garretts and White family members with extended trips to St Louis and a Mississippi boat excursion. The piece closes with a New York item about fashion remarking on hot pants at Michael Salem's shop in Belmont Plaza.

Harrison Riggins Ed Camden John Camden Indianapolis Dayton Baker Lee Baker Bloomfield George Crane Lote Hulen Claude Collins Rhine Zielke St. Claire Shores Mich Mable Lucas Jack Lucas Connie Lucas Victor Lee Lex Lee Paul Quilliam Terre Haute Dennis Brown Michael Richard Harrison Albemarle N. C Lotie Hulen Harry Myers Sandborn Clifford Baker Mike Kelley Mary Kelley Mary Ray Watson Dean Stark Coalmont Claude Heim Hallie Heim Mary Garrett Ray Timmerman Pleasantville Dot Sullivan St. Louis Lois Brown Debbie Brown Belva Weaver Marie Beck Myrtle Due The Arch Mississippi Huck Finn New York UPI Michael Salem Belmont Plaza Hotel

Unemployment Benefits Rise in July in Indiana

Indiana changes the weekly unemployment insurance maximums effective after July 3 for new claims. The top range increases from 52 to 65 dollars for four or more dependents, with other brackets adjusted. Disqualification rules update for quitting with cause and six week loss rules remain. Vocational trainees gain eligibility and student work availability rules change. Protections for small firms extend to January.

Lewis Goble Indiana Employment Security Division Linton John F. Coppes Goble Theaw Coppes Employment Security Board

Calendar of Events for White River Valley Area

A dense listing of local clubs, church groups, and civic meetings across Linton, Jasonville, Worthington, and surrounding towns. Notes include times for the American Legion, TOPS chapters, Kiwanis, Rotary, Elks, Scouts, choirs, church activities, youth groups, and park events scheduled through the week.

White River Valley American Legion Tri-County Alisa Linton Saren Reformed Church Linton Order Rainbow Masonic Hall VFW Elks Ladies, Lodge

Adolescents Gain Medical Attention Across Centers

New York teens ages 10 to 19 are increasingly targeted by adolescent units offering total care under a primary physician. Dr. June V. Schwartz notes rising teen health focus, addressing acne nutrition obesity venereal disease and psychological changes as puberty accelerates.

New York UPI June V. Schwartz Schwartz New York Medical College Metropolitan Hospital Center Educational Public Affairs Committee Schwartz Say's

DAILY CROSSWORD 9 1961 TWO VOLUME PUZZLE

Daily cryptogram instruction and sample puzzle note. Explains letter substitution method with the example Longfellow quote and hints on solving. Mentions yesterday's cryptoquote and a closing line by De LeX KASE.

Trumans Observe 52nd Wedding Anniversary

Former President Harry S. Truman and Mrs. Truman mark their 52nd anniversary as Bess Truman remains hospitalized in Kansas City for a routine physical. The couple dines together in her room when possible and plans reportedly avoid public celebration while she recovers.

Kansas City UPI Harry S. Truman Bess Wallace Truman Research Bes Mrs Truman Truman Independence Trumans

Duncan Enrolled In License To Preach School

David L. Duncan of Linton is among 23 men and two women enrolled in De Pauw University's License to Preach School. The program on campus runs two weeks to prepare students for studying toward the United Methodist Church license to preach.

David L. Duncan Linton de Pauw University United Methodist Church

Indiana University elects Mary Scifres student body president

Mary Scifres, a 20 year old senior from Bloomington majoring in political science, won Indiana University student body president with 22 percent of 7800 votes after a run off. Her running mate is Richard son a senior from IU. Her platform includes reducing grades, smaller classes, better professors, and restructuring student government for flexibility. She plans to continue campus politics while treating the presidency as a full time job.

Mary Scifres Scifres Off Richardson Miss Scifres Vas Caimpus Qoansing Democratic Party Young Democrats National Committee Zionsville Bloomington Resiglence Sumaner School Scifress

Heloise tips on freezer orange juice and sewing

In reader letters Heloise shares a home hint to store water in a glass jar with tape at the water line to chill, then add frozen orange juice and shake for a ready mix. Another note praises sewing sleeves fully before final garment assembly for easier construction.

Heloise Scooter

Making covers from old blankets for silver trays

Heloise suggests sewing thick blanket covers to fit any tray size. The method uses the blanket center for durability while sides provide cover, offering cheaper, sturdier protection than store bought covers.

Letter of Laughter from Heloise Readers

Household tips from readers include a shoe trimming trick using cotton batting to keep shape and moisture out and a record spindle fix with sandpaper to enlarge the hole. The column invites letters to Heloise though not all can be answered.

Heloise Kenneth 0. Scobee David L. Rigby

Lay preachers appointed in United Methodist districts

Duncan will complete their work in the school and may be appointed lay preachers by the United Methodist Church districts in which they reside. Duncan will be serving in the Terre Haute District.

United Methodist Church Duncan Terre Haute

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