Silo Meditates as Church Space in Connecticut
Covenant Presbyterian Church in Simsbury uses a hayloft and silo as a new place of worship for about 150 parishioners north of Hartford. The 1962 farm purchase was converted by contractors and volunteer members to meet worship needs with summer services held outdoors when barn heat and lack of air conditioning limit use.
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Sam Negri Simsbury
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Thartford
Adast Spring
John Hunn
Hunn
Night clubs lure teens with age limited Hullabaloo scene
New teen night clubs target 14 to 21 year olds with 21 or under ID checks and low prices. Hullabaloo clubs sprout in 17 states, offering supervised dancing spaces in smaller towns to keep youths off street corners and away from alcohol.
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Jeanne Sakol
New York
WNL
Waterford
Conn
John Angel
Barry
Conshahocken
Phoenix
Ariz
Recine
Wisc
Salisbury
James B. Rosenthal
Police
Deerfield
Mass
Conshohocken
Raymond Alexander
John O'Laughlin
Prose advice pages from Ann Landers column excerpt
Three reader letters and Ann Landers responses discuss inheritance disappointment and alleged parental intent, a survivor's battle with an alcoholic spouse, and a young woman’s habit of compulsive talking. The editor suggests practical coping and encourages sending questions to the column.
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Ann Landers
A Lovelier You Glasses Aid To Vision and Fashion
Mary Sue Miller explains myths about glasses and offers style tips. Glasses can enhance appearance when coordinated with clothing, with multiple pairs for day and evening use. Readers may write for beauty problem help at the Lubbock Avalanche Journal.
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Mary Sue Miller
Lubbock
Braudy Shrimp Sandwiches and Oven French Toast
Shrimp sandwiches made with green pepper onion garlic paprika and gravy served on open-face rusk. Oven French toast uses Italian bread dipped in egg milk and nutmeg then baked with butter for 3 to 4 servings.
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Rusk
Bridge Winners at Marquam Home in Lubbock
Club members meet at 2701 22nd Place for Monday night duplicate bridge results. First place goes to Mrs. John Scales and Mrs. Charles Nash, second to Mrs. Wilson Edwards and Oby E Stuart, third to Mrs. J. Ray Dickey and Mrs. Lois Moore. Next game set for Friday at 7 45 PM at Mrs. Marquam's home.
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Lubbock Duplicate Bridge
JL. F. Marquam
John Scales
Charles Nash
Wilson Edwards
Obye Stuart
J. Ray Dickey
Lois Moore
Marquam
Mother and son injured in Lubbock County crash
A 36 year old woman Barbara Pace Williams and her 15 year old son Rickey were injured when their small foreign car collided with a vehicle driven by Lindsey Bishop at South College Avenue and Loop 289. Both were treated at West Texas Hospital and released after first aid. A separate crash at 34th Street and Akron Avenue injured Glenda Witherspoon who was treated and released. In New Mexico two women Thelma Rossing and Laura Smith remained in fair condition after a separate mishap near Clovis.
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Lubbock County
South College Avenue
Loop 289
West Texas Hospital
Barbara Pace Williams
Rt. 4
Lubbock
Rickey
Bishop
Williams
College Avenue
34Th Street
Akron Avenue
Glenda Witherspoon
Clovis
N. M
Methodist Hospital
Teens Return After Scooter Trip From Wolfforth
Two Lubbock County youths Randle Siegle 15 and Steven 12 left their Wolfforth home on a motor scooter Monday. After a 250 mile ride double on a scooter with no plate or tail light they arrived at their grandfather's Weatherford home Tuesday afternoon. Local officers had searched for the brothers since their disappearance Monday.
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Lubbock County
van Weatherford
Wolfforth
Randle Siegle
Steven
Tommy Schroeder
Rt.Ropesville
West Texas
Schroeder
Labor Council Meeting to Feature Dr Lackman Speaker
Dr Howard Lackman of the University of Texas at Arlington will speak at 7 30 p m today to the Lubybock Central Labor Council at Painter's Hall 2000 Ave K on the Labor Research Center collection. H S Hank Brown president of the Texas State AFL CIO will also attend.
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Howard Lackman
History and Government Department
University of Texas At Arlington
Luby Bock Central Labor Council
Painter's Hall
2000
Ave. K
Lackman
Labor Research Center
Arlington School
H. S
Hank) Brown
Austin
Texas State Afl-Cio
Tech Computer Center Aids Teaching And City Projects
Texas Tech's Computer Center supports teaching and research with three digital computers and an optical scanner. It has influenced city water and Power & Light studies and analyzes Head Start results, grading exams and providing detailed quiz analyses for faculty and students.
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Cher
Hutchinson
Texas Tech
Lubbock
City of Lubbock
Chester Green
Douglas F. Blackburn
Colwell, Wentworth & Assoc., Inc
Gramming
Computer Center
Office of Economic Opportunity
Walter Cartwright
Department of Sociology
Tech
George Wood
7Th St
Texas Tech Computer Center
IBM
Arms lending veto debate shapes bank bill revision
Widnall pressed for revisions to weapons lending authority amid claims 25 to 30 percent of past two years loans funded arms sales. Proposals include a two year charter, reduced lending, and quicker congressional review. Patman favors waiting for Senate action. Rules Committee held bill for floor clearance.
Music Camp Plans Two Outdoor Concerts on Campus
A vendor selects talent for two campus concerts featuring a 20 piece group, a 52 piece orchestra, and a 48 member choir. The first concert occurs Sunday at 7 p.m. on campus with the second set for Friday July 28. A total of 426 music camp students will participate.
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Leach
Johnson Pushes Tax Increase and Vietnam Troop Plans
President Johnson advocated a six percent income tax surtax and signaled possible adjustments while pressing Congress to act after Social Security bills. He outlined plans to boost U S troop levels in Vietnam and coordinate with allies through ambassadors as part of a broader foreign policy effort.
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United States
Vietnam
Johnson
Congress
Newark
Plainfield
N.J
Wattses
Newarks
Smooth Fall Semester Admissions Efforts Praised
James A. Watkins, director of undergraduate admissions, and Dr. Charles L. Burford of the Engineering School, praise the coliseum based fall registration. They credit excellent cooperation among staff faculty and students for a smooth start with no real hitch reported.
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James A. Watkins
Britain to rely on fleet submarines and RAF air power
A government White Paper outlines defense shifts with Polaris submarine capability expanding as carriers decline. It notes defense spending capped at 5.6 billion dollars and seeks savings up to 840 million by the mid 1970s. Cuts would remove 75,000 uniformed posts and 80,000 civilian military positions worldwide.
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Royal Navy
Army
Royal Air Force
Wilson
West Texas Chamber backs bill to ban Egyptian cotton imports
George Hall of Abilene urged the House Agriculture Committee as the West Texas Chamber of Commerce supports a bill to stop Egypt cotton imports. He noted West Texas grows extra long staple cotton but acreage is limited. eliminating quotas could shift supply to meet U S demand.
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Abilene, Tex
United States
Egypt
Hall
West Texas
Burglary spooks Lubbock woman as youth with knife prompts exit
A Lubbock woman awoke to a knife wielding intruder who entered via a window at about 4 am. After a brief exchange the youth left. No items were reported missing from Shirley Franks residence.
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Lubbock
Shirley Franks
A. L. Stalcup
30Th St
H. F. Anglin
I St
Clark Laundry
50Th St
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