Lutherans Join Easter Movement Seeks Fixed Easter Date
George W. Cornell reports the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod with 2.8 million members approved participation in conferences to achieve a fixed Sunday for Easter among all Christian churches. Delegates at the biennial governing convention authorized involvement as needed to pursue the global agreement.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Amon Churches
Hastor
Appeal
Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod
Anglican Communion
Missouri Synod
Denon Nation
Waris
Towa
Texas reports rabies totals and species mix
The State Health Department released six months rabies data showing 250 confirmed cases in Texas this year, with skunks per cent of cases, dogs 26 per cent, cats 9 per cent, cattle 6 per cent, bats 5 per cent, horses 7 per cent and miscellaneous animals 7 per cent. The report notes rabies is fatal and urges confinement for suspected cases until incubation ends.
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Austin
UPI
State Health Department
Texas
Texas Veterinary Medical Association
Ike warns basic Soviet goals persist after Glassboro talks
Former President Eisenhower told reporters at Walter Reed that the Soviet Union remains committed to arms buildup and would seek advantage in the Middle East. He urged stopping the arms race to avoid a serious confrontation and noted no talks with Johnson on Glassboro summit details. In Tokyo, a poll ranked Switzerland as the nation most liked by Japanese, with the U.S. close behind.
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Jerod
Eisenhower
Woodter Reed Army Medical Center
White House
Middle East
Johnson
Aexe Kosyyzin
Glassboro
N.J
Eiisenhower
Kremlin
Tokyo
UPI
United States
Switzerland
U.S
Supermarket Manager Charged With Embezzlement
A Lubbock United Super Markets store manager Joe Webb was charged with embezzlement after authorities say more than 50 dollars vanished from the store's change reserve on July 6. The complaint, filed by Tra vis B Lincecum, named Webb as store manager and noted he had not been arrested by Monday night.
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Ao Lubbock
Wayne LeCroy
Joe Webb
United Super Markets
4Th Street
Travis B. Lincecum
Lubbock
Webb
Jessie Reyes
Harvard
N. College Ave
Police Signals Switched Across Texas and Ohio Cars
Galveston County sheriff's office and Cleveland police were joint victims of a weather induced radio mixup. Both agencies broadcast on the same frequency and received each other's signals, sending Cleveland units to Galveston Bay and leaving Galveston deputies unable to manage traffic jams.
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Talveston, Tex
UPD
Galveston County
Cleveland, Ohio
Mobil
Cleveland
Galveston Bay
Texas Gulf Coast
Galveston
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