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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1963

Page

31

Religion must act fully to reform society, author says

Rabbi Richard G. Hirsch argues that religion’s chief task is concrete social action, not rhetoric. He warns against half hearted faith and urges believers to walk wholeheartedly with society by challenging injustice and shaping environments through active participation.

Richard G. Hirsch Religious Action Center Union of American Hebrew Congregations Tday Tis Abraham

Religion as moral compass guides democratic stewardship

The text argues society and world are shaped by men’s decisions and that people participate actively or by silence. It asserts religion should act as a morality radar, exposing unethical conduct and guiding ethical targets while maintaining its integrity in serving democracy.

Dha Platti Haze

Grain Meeting At Tech Ends On Technical Note

A research paper on gas distribution in grain masses closed the ninth Grain Drying and Storage Conference at Texas Tech. Laramie of Cargill urged policies linking farm prices to competitive markets and discussed direct payments as a tool to strengthen export prospects in the European Common Market.

Tech Duane Howell Avalanche-Journal Texas Tech Ray Bowden Texas Grain and Feed Dealers Assn Fort Worth Urgen Arthur Buzz) Laramie Cargill, Inc Norfolk U.S Laramie Big Grains Complex Holiday Inn Parkway

Revival begins Sunday at Quaker Avenue Baptist Church

A new brick chapel at 51st St and Quaker Ave opens with a dedication at 3 30 p m Saturday and a revival running Sunday to Friday. Rev J R Berry outlines the events with Rev Jack Dean to deliver the dedication address and Rev Vernon E Lierly to preach. The program includes a youth fellowship, a meal, and the Baptist Training Course. The church seats 300 and offers ten Sunday School rooms and a nursery.

Quaker Avenue Baptist Church 51St St Quaker Ave J. R. Berry Jack Dean North Side Baptist Church Snyder Churches of West Texas-New Mexico Association of the American Baptist Association American Baptist Association Lubbock Lakeview Baptist Church

Engine Trouble Forces Unscheduled Stop for DC6

An American Airlines DC6 with 36 passengers and four crew members made an unscheduled stop in Buffalo after takeoff from Rochester due to engine trouble. The four engine aircraft was en route from Boston to Syracuse Rochester Detroit and Chicago. Passengers boarded a replacement plane to continue to destination.

Buffalo N. Y UPID American Airlines Airlines Rochester Boston Syracuse Detroit Chicago

CAB Advises Fewer Air Schedules to Fill Planes

The Civil Aeronautics Board urged airlines to cut schedules rather than slash fares indiscriminately. The ruling approves new Florida excursion fares by Northeast and National Airlines for spring to fall, while Eastern and Delta protested.

Washington UPS Civil Aeronautics Board CAB Florida Northeast National Airlines Eastern Delta

Brown Attacks Nixon and GOP Prez Hopefuls in Hollywood Dinner

Gov. Edmund G. Brown assailed Richard Nixon over Cuba policy and condemned Republican hopefuls including Rockefeller, Romney, Scranton and Goldwater at a $100-a-plate Hollywood event. He mocked Romney and Scranton, praised bipartisan foreign policy, and urged unity against a common foe.

Hollywood UPI Edmund G. Brown Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Brown Romney Scranton Senator Goldwater Rockefeller Rocky Nixon Cuba Berlin Southeast Asia Formosa Strait

Race Bars Are Rapped In Atlanta

In Atlanta a Human Rights Committee spokesman warned of more racial demonstrations unless segregation ends in all areas. Leaders delivered a letter to Mayor Ivan Allen Jr after a mass march of over 200 Negroes at city hall calling for immediate action. Ralph Moore led a delegation to Allen, who acknowledged progress but urged continued efforts.

Atlanta UPI Committee On Appeal For Human Rights Ivan Allen Jr City Hall Ralph Moore Human Rights Committee Allen Henry Grady

Whale Rams Soviet Whaling Ship in Antarctic

A Soviet whaling ship was rammed and crippled in the Antarctic by a whale after a harpoon was buried in its blubber. The whale struck the stern, snapping off the propeller blades, and a second harpoon burst ended the attack, allowing repairs at sea.

London Antarctic Tass

Lay Brother Bur Builds Loyola Academy Wings

James H. Bur a lay backer at Loyola Academy Wilmette Illinois oversees interior construction saving about a million dollars over four years. He carpented, wired, plumbed and tiled a new east wing while contractors provided structural work. Bur joined the novitiate in 1952 and began at the Wilmette school in 1958.

William Shaffer Wilmette Ill Loyola Academy James H. Bur Cincinnati Brother Bur Shelper Chicago Wilmette Loyola Society of Jesus Jesuits Bur John H. Reinke Purcell High School Milford Novitiate Wilmette School

Exo Evans To Speak On How Christian Science Helps Daily Life

Arnold H. Exo Evans ton a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship will present a free public lecture in Lubbock at 3 p.m. on How Christian Science Can Help You. The talk is part of a nationwide tour. Evans ton, previously in sales and advertising, is now a Christian Science practitioner and former World War II minister. He served as first reader of the Mother Church from 1956 to 1959.

Lubbock Arnold H. Exo Evanston Ill Christian Science Board of Exo First Church of Christ Scientist Broadway Speaker J First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Illinois Mother Church The Massachusetts

Pastor To Speak At Reese Rites

The annual Protestant Mission at Reese Air Force Base will feature Rev. Calvin W. Froehner of St. John's Methodist Church Lubbock as missioner. Services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday in the Reese Chapel. He has led multiple churches in Texas and served as a longtime ministerial leader in Lubbock community affairs.

Reese Air Force Base Calvin W. Froehner St. John’s Methodist Church Lubbock Reese Mr. Froehner St. John’s First Methodist Church Garwood University Methodist Church Austin Asbury Methodist Dallas St. Mark’s Methodist Midland Froehner United Nations Committee Planning Council of the United Fund

Easter Break Opposed At Disarmament Meet

At Geneva the eight neutral delegations pressed the smaller powers to push for non stop talks on a nuclear test ban. They urged the big three United States Britain and Russia to continue negotiations despite a holiday break as a way to break the deadlock over inspections.

Geneva UPI United States Britain Russia

Skindivers Barred From San Diego Bay Swim

San Diego officials ban amateur skindivers from San Diego Bay after sightings of mysterious frog men near Navy ships. Capt. Waldron and Navy and Coast Guard officials urged the restriction to reduce risk, with armed sentries aboard vessels and heightened harbor security following earlier sightings.

San Diego Calif San Diego Bay Unified Port District Commissioners 11Th Naval District Robert Waldron Coast Guard Waldron Navy

Radio Free Europe Transmitters Count at Munich Station

Radio Free Europe operates from Munich Germany using 28 transmitters to broadcast to audiences behind the Iron Curtain. The relay network supports regional broadcasts and press freedom efforts in cold war era Europe.

Radio Free Europe Munich Germany

Veterans Hospital Arrest Highlights Identity Confusion

A man claims to be an Army veteran when treated at a Veterans Administration hospital, but officials question his true identity. The report notes widespread reliance on correct names and includes census snippets about Italian ancestry as a significant foreign-born group.

Tern Veterans Administration Hospital

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