Employment Anonymous a Pittsburgh church aid for the jobless
The 1961 effort at Memorial Park United Presbyterian Church started by Paul De Motte Kirwan Flannery and Don ald Rehberg helped unemployed men through collective prayer and mutual support. Participants found work that matched their skills, gained confidence and faith, and discovered a broader social and spiritual renewal beyond the original aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian G. Delahan
Pittsburgh
Penn
Memorial Park United Presbyterian Church
Paul de Motte
Kirwan Flannery
Donald Rehberg
Frank
Hind
Joe
Pillers
Kidless
Fund Started To Help Tech Girl Injured In Wreck
A fund is launched to cover Cheryl Terry Texas Tech junior hospital and nursing costs after a Nov 27 wreck near Goldthwaite that injured four other Tech students. She remains in a coma and requires intensive care. donations may be sent to Second Baptist Church in Texas and marked The Cheryl Terry Hospital Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Cheryl. Terry
Second Baptist Church
Elgin
Cheryl ‘Terry
Matheny
Gail Scales
Tech
Gonzales
Doe
Warm
Guy Goodman
Pecos
Welfare meeting heads to Santa Fe in April
Leading welfare officials from Washington will address the Southwest Regional Conference of the American Public Welfare Association in Santa Fe April 5 to 8. Dr Ellen Winston will deliver the keynote on Public Welfare in Today's America with about 500 delegates and guests from Arkansas Texas Louisiana Oklahoma and New Mexico Expected hosts include New Mexico Welfare Director Lea T Murphy and conference chairman Vicente Pascheco Other speakers include Dr Donald P Kent and multiple welfare and cultural anthropology experts from New Mexico and national offices
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Southwest
American Public Welfare Association
Santa Fe
Ellen Winston
U.S
Winston
Health, ‘Education and Welfare Department
Arkansas
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Lea T. Murphy
Vicente Pascheco
America
Ence
Donald P. Kent
Office of the Aging
Iater
Virginia.m. Shatir
Mental Research Institute
Palo Art Medical Research Foundation
Florence Hawley Ellis
Department of
Cultural Anthropology
University of New Mexico
Helaine Todd
The
Welfare Administration
Beatrice Garrett
Louise Fairchild
Dallas
Wal M. Keating
Family Services Bureau
John G Jasper
New Mexico State Welfare Department
Michigan Solons Must Redistrict in Court Ruling
A three judge federal panel ruled Michigan’s 1963 congressional district law unconstitutional. The legislature must draw new districts, or elections this year may proceed on an at large basis. The decision, joined by Smilth Roth and O Sullivan, upheld by a dissent on other points, followed a challenge by Karl Jacobs and Donald Calkins of Henry Ford Community College alleging 14th Amendment equal protection violations due to population-based districting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
US. Dist
Talbot Smilth
Stephen J. Roth
Clifford O'Sullivan
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
O'Sullivan
Karl J. Jacobs
Donald ‘A. Calking
Henry Ford Community College
Dearborn
Tacobs
Calkins
Dominant party selects record number of women for Congress
Mexico City AP reports ten women named as congressional candidates by the dominant Revolutionary Institutions party. The list includes Edith Scratchley of San Antonio and Stanley Newding of McAllen among others deemed in position for July elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Congress
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
Gustavo, Diaz Ontaz
Tech
Edith Scratchley
San Antonio
Stanley Newding
McAllen
MultiplE church services listed for Sunday across city churches
Readers are informed of a dense schedule of Sunday worship across numerous churches including Saint Pauls Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Forrest Heights Methodist, and Christ the King. Services feature Holy Communion, prayers, choirs, sermons by pastors such as George T. Hylan and Andrew Mik, and special musical offerings by bass baritone Wesley Hop.
British U S flare up over Polaris Sunday rehon t
Fragmented OCR reads about tensions over Polaris with mentions of Sunday services and a wake like event. It references locations and names in a garbled form, suggesting a community notice or brief about a forthcoming observance or gathering. The text is incomplete and cites times and places without clear context.
Laos Faction Opposes Resumption of Viet Nam Ties
Pathet Lao spokesman at a Vientiane news conference released a cable from Prince Souphanouvong to Premier Souvanna Phouma opposing any reestablishment of diplomatic relations with South Viet Nam. The cable frames the move as a violation of Lao three-party unanimity and accuses Gen Phoumi Nosavan of collaborating with Saigon to rekindle Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
South Viet Nam
Souphanouvong
Souvanna Phouma
Saigon
Phoumi Nosavan
Nguyen Khanh
Phouma
Phoumi
Nosavan
I J
Easter Sunrise Drives In Church Services Across City
City churches plan midnight and sunrise Easter observances with services at drive ins and public venues. Programs include breakfast, coffee, and doughnuts at various locations while churches like First Methodist and St Pauls coordinate sunrise worship and post service gatherings for parishioners across Reese Air Force Base, Golden Horseshoe Drive In and local theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's
Wilson
First Christen
Fay Bop
allBaster
Learius Servis
Cumberland Presbstera
Eherry-Aye
Timseed Vnd Lutheran
Tubbock
Golden Horseshoe Drive-In
South College Ave
George S. Robbert
Misouri Synod
History Department
Texas Tech
Robert Kamrath
St. Paul's Tauberan Church
Kenneth Germann
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Lutheran Stident Center
Christ
Fure
Th St
Ave. H
Canterbury
First Methodist
First Assembly of God Church
Orine
Farr
Missionary Admits Language Barriers Shape Hong Kong Work
Special correspondent Ailise Parten reports Kathryn White a missionary to Hong Kong describes biggest challenges. She cites language inflection misunderstandings loneliness and cultural gaps as major hurdles after four and a half years abroad. She notes language study required before service and how tone changes meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailese Parten
Plainview
Kathryn White
Hong Kong
Miss White
Waylan
Baptist College
China
Lways
States
London Firm Loans $5 Million for Stocks
London firm announces a five million dollar loan to be invested in U S and Canadian stocks. The loan runs five years and carries interest at one quarter of one percent above the New York prime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPD
Trust 1Co
New York
AEC Announces Power Reduction At Plants
The Atomic Energy Commission said it will cut electric power use at three sites Oak Ridge Tennessee Paducah Kentucky and Portsmouth Ohio. The gaseous diffusion plants will see about two percent less power with U 235 production potentially affected. The enriched uranium fuels both civilian and military reactors. Details released in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vilinn Auclenr
Holy Saturday service and parish events hosted locally
Local church notices list Holy Saturday Blessing of the Faster, Baptism preparation, and 7:30 pm service at Parkdale. It also mentions Christ the King Catholic Church and Elizabeth’s Catholic, with a correction for a paving contractor Robert E. Rowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Aise
Carey Msecie
Lev W. Price
Lami
Parkdale
Gore
Sharon
Dr Hamblen To Speak At Easter Services Here
Dee J. W. Hamblen of Abilene emeritus general superintendent of the Evangelical Methodist Church will speak at Calvary Evangelical Methodist Church Easter services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The elder Hamblen founded the EMC and is father of songwriter Stuart Hamblen of Hollywood. The Rev. David Donaldson is pastor of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee J. W. Hamblen
Abilene
Evangelical Methodist Church
Calvary Evangelical Methodist Church
Dr Hamblen
EMC
Stuart Hamblen
Hollywood
Calif
Hamblen
United States
David Donaldson
J. H. Hamblen
Evangelical Methodist
California
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Cheryl Terry Wk
Oakgroent
Aettice
Imo
Amension
Lutheran Qut
Mlil A. m. Sundae
Soon 'Lb
Wesley Honp
Will
Tate Spreice Sundae
Theace
Preamelesian
Iuceh
TS St. the Paata
Toahteeck
Surrey
Altelajan
Nosthorest
First
Presby
Tarurs
Uae
Temani
Westiginsen
Beeameterien
Mirash
Indiana Ave
Pasion
Wwilaiest
Weil
Celwtars
Berman
Forrest Hejahts
Methodist Charen
Vom
Alby Coohrell
Bester
Ras
Maes Langine
Andie
Gee Bane
Joan Tyo
Nervices
Joan Oles
Jones’ Methodist Chan
Leo K
Gee Vasior
Italy
Christopher's
Bastar
Andrew Mik Pastor
Mil Apes
Matola
Busi
Shih Chit Gieerige
Mra Cy le Mont
Mary
Lercor
Nanillon
Babiee
Wosuk Pr
Chess Lavern
Thes de Lavern
Stsas
Glenn Chambers
Christ the Kine Church
St Pateven
Wrst
Sazatene
St. Xen Ave
Sersicna
Mme Hy
Kew
Viet Nam
Ariien
Thaler
Caemann i Ing
Icetions Fom
Stark
Movana Bee
Britain
Seal Peenche Misteo
Ote
Nassau
Jonm
Aktiar
United
Union
Hong Kong Baptist Association
Duncan
Okla
Oklahoma Statements, University and
Southwestern Baptist Seminary
Fort Worth
St. Paternersons
Reese
Ascérision Lutheran Church
Oh St
Indiana, Ave
Wayne L. Stork
W. W. Kitworshin
Terman
Robert M
Kinney
Agape Church
AEC
Rale
Sears Kate Ee Fora Tae Assi i Charen
Che Seis Wan Dina” Ah An
Robert E. Rowden, Pavinger
Dr. Hamblen
Kdav—Radio 580
Church OF Christ Caphock
6201
College
Seno
DR. W. 8. Barham
Faith Assembly OF God
East 7Th St
Deliverance Revival
North Side Assembly of God Church
Bares
North Detroit
Church OF Christ
Ard & Temple
Pat Eos
Risen
Calvary
Roy L
Dale
Elie Smith
W. E. Thorn
Calvary Baptist Church
Vth ST
Aye.t
TO. Ati
Forte
Village Theater
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