Southern Baptists Face Rift Over Federal Aid To Colleges
The Southern Baptist Convention weighs the separation of church and state against the $611,898 Furman University received for a science building. State conventions across Georgia, Florida, Michigan and more push back, while Baylor leaders urge federal aid to avoid lower-status institutions.
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United States
Congress
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Georgia
Istate Baptist Convention
Mercer University
Florida
Michigan
Indiana
Virginia
New Mexico
Mississippi
Texas
Baylor University
Abner V. McCall
State Baptist Convention
Texas Convention
Baylor
Soundings
W. Wayne Dehoney
Farm Bureau Plans $40,000 South Lubbock Structure
Farm Bureau officials aired plans to build a 3000 square foot state and county offices structure in south Lubbock to be complete by year end. Erwin Glover said current offices at 6420 Caprock Drive have been rented for 12 years. The FIRST annual President's Appreciation Banquet drew about 66 members at Hickory Inn. Delwin Jones announced Ben Barnes would meet area ag leaders Tuesday at Villa Inn to discuss farm problems for the next session. Burl Huffman spoke as banquet speaker.
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Lubbock
Farm Bureau
South Lubbock
Erwin Glover
Glover
Bureau
Caprock Drive
Hickory Inn
Delwin Jones
Texas House of Representatives
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Villa Inn
Ave. Q
Burl Huffman
Texas Tech
Tech Graduate Lands Chem Firm Post in Columbia
Mr and Mrs Sewell L Keeter announce their move to Columbia South Carolina where Keeter takes a process improvement engineer post with the Nylon Division of Allied Chemical Co He is a Texas Tech textile technology graduate and two year member of Who s Who Among Students He is former Alpha Phi Omega president and nephew of L H Williamson of Hollywood California.
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Main St
Columbia
S.C
Keeter
Allied Chemical Co
Frenship High School
Texas Tech
Alpha Phi Omeega Fraternity
Kecter
Nancy Dixon
Opal Dixon
28Th St
The
Avalanche-Journal
L.H. Williameson
Huriwood
Rockefeller’s 80 Million Endowment to University of Chicago
Chicago records note John D. Rockefeller’s generous donation of 80 million dollars to found and support the University of Chicago in the 1890s, marking a landmark in American higher education funding.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
Lubbock Trade Mission to Mexico Heads Abroad
Twelve Lubbock men depart from Municipal Airport for a nine day Trade Mission to Mexico funded by the Lubbock Chamber of Commerce and sanctioned as a U. S. Department of Commerce program. Robert L. Reinhardt leads the group with meetings arranged in Mexico City Monterrey and Torreon.
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Mexico
Lubbock Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Department of Commerce
Robert L. Reinhardt
Hancock Manufacturing Co
Municipal
Mexico City
Monterrey
Torreon
Charles Joplin
Chamber
Don Lewis
Reinhardt
Elmer Adams
A&b Tractor and Equipment Co
J. Collier Adams
Peter B. Durham
Sterling Emens
First National Bank
Francisco Gonzalez
Texas Commodities Co
John Hildebrand
Texas Tech
M. D. Lacy
R. C. Young Seed and Grain Co
Randolph T. Mills
Gear, Clutch and Joint, Inc
del Wells
Reds
Rain of Texas, Inc
B. R. Wienke
Farmer
Lewis
The
Saturday Rites Set For Mrs. Ausmus
Funeral services are set for Mat tie Ausmus 73 at 2 p m in the Primitive Baptist Church with Elder E L Edwards and Elder Doyle Smith officiating. Burial will follow in Lubbock City Cemetery under Rix Funeral Home. She died Thursday at Highland Hospital survived by four stepsons, a stepdaughter, two brothers, two sisters, and a number of relatives. She moved to Lubbock in 1919 from Graham and worked at First National Bank about 20 years.
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39Th St
Lubbock
Primitive Baptist Church
E. L. Edwards
Plainview
Doyle Smith
City of Lubbock Cemetery
Rix Funeral Home
Business and Professional Women's Club
The
Graham
First National Bank
Kenneth V
Waco
C. B
Edith Coespbel
Fort Stockton
V. C. Randolph
15Th &T
Paul Randolph
Find St
Hix
N T. Cellum
Johnson Enjoys Visiting Many Faiths on Sundays
President Johnson attends diverse churches while on Sundays he visits Roman Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Presbyterian, Episcopalian and Billy Graham revival services. He sometimes accompanies staff and friends, greets worshippers, and even prays with soldiers at Camp David.
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Johnson
Billy Graham
Christian Church
Texas
Lady Bird
Lynda
Lucl
George R. Davis
National City Christian Church
Washington
First Lady
White House
Ludwig Erhard
Fredericksburg
Tex
Potomac
Christ Church
Alexandria
St. John's
Lafayette Park
Madison
John F Kennedy
Johnsons
Camp David
Maryland
Martin A. Case
Thurmont Methodist Church
Secret Service
Lubbock Adopts 163000 City Population Estimate
The City Council accepted a new population estimate of 163 006 for Lubbock based on growth and water meter data. Officials note 7 800 new residents since January 1965 and compare the current figure to the 1960 census of 128 691, marking substantial growth.
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Lubbock
Robert Wunn
Burr
Extradition Dropped for Lubbock Narcotics Suspect
A 2 year resident of Lubbock known as M J Mason was freed after California officials declined to extradite Matt Jones Jr. on a narcotics charge. Jones had fled California about three years ago while awaiting trial and was arrested at Methodist Hospital. Lt. John Arnold said California notified he would not extradite, and Jones left city jail a free man.
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Federal Narcotics Bureau
California
Matt Jones Jr
Methodist Hospital
M. J. Mason
E. 15Th St
San Francisco
Calif
John Arnold
Jones
Freeman
Arnold
Christ
Earth
Peter
John
Jesus
Satan
God
Corn Producers Raise Beef In Nebraska Feed Trial
In Ohioma Nebraska two hundred acres of corn yield 80 bushels per acre. The crop is used to produce silage and grain to support 150000 pounds of beef. the project highlights feed efficiency and protein supplementation in a farm practice report.
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Ohama
Neb
Massada Fortress Reopens After Restoration Near Dead Sea
After over two years of digging and work the Massada fortress near the Dead Sea in the Negev opens to the public. Built by King Herod, it was a last stronghold for 960 Jews who held out from A D 66 to 73 against Roman forces and chose mass suicide after the temple’s destruction.
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Massada
Negev
Herod
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