Missilemen In Army Hit On Drug Abuse Charges
At least ten Army missilemen were arrested over four months in a joint crackdown with civilian authorities. Three defendants appeared in Miami criminal court on LSD possession and sale charges. An Army spokesman described security steps to prevent missile incidents while noting ongoing investigations.
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Lubbock Builds Medical School And Hospital District
Lubbock proceeds with a dual medical school and hospital district project after years of planning. The effort includes a $1.2 million annual collection, a $100,000 contingency, and a 1970 operating budget highlighting indigent care and health services. Officials expect about $40 million in construction and payrolls exceeding $1 million yearly, with strong local economic impact.
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Chemical Workers Expelled from AFL-CIO in Historic Schism
In Atlantic City the Chemical Workers Union was expelled from the AFL-CIO amid accusations of Communist influence and factional strife. Meany denounced the action as a political split that could hurt labor unity while supporters argued the expulsion violated union solidarity and the federation’s raiding rules.
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Paper Gold and SDI in Pay Balance Deficit Nations
A source quotes a policy view that paper sold as dimer y could be used by nations with a payments deficit. The likely effect is the United States with a surplus last year may have to accept SDI from other nations to cover deficits.
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Sickness Delays Rod Cameron Debut at Hayloft Dinner Theater
Rod Cameron, hospitalized for two days with a stomach disorder, is advised to rest before his debut in the Broadway skit Generation at the Hayloft Dinner Theater. The opening, postponed from last Tuesday, may shift to Sunday at the Rustic Playhouse with director St William Hunt overseeing the production.
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May Be Precursors Of Revolution In Religion Says Experts
New York based report notes religious research increasingly guides church policy. Sociologists from Catholic and Methodist schools warn data unveiling shifts may spark a revolution in religious effectiveness while prompting surprise, misimpressions, and debate over celibacy and clerical marriage.
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Catholic Center For Applied Research
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Catholics Allow Saturday Masses in Dioceses Survey Says
A UPI report notes several Catholic dioceses and archdioceses may offer Saturday Mass to fulfill Sunday obligation amid patron confusion. Lutherans show 8.94 million members with modest growth in 1968. Studies warn against misreading survey results on morality and generation gaps.
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Church Chooses Guest Speaker Arnold G Fruchtenbaum
Arnold G Fruchtenbaum will speak at 6 p.m. at First Foursquare Gospel in the Paradoxical Situation series. A minister with ties to the American Board of Missions he focuses on religion and modern society. He will discuss Christ in the Passover and the marginality of church religion.
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Harvest Royalty To Be Crowned At Shallow Festival
The Lions Club harvest festival ends with a parade and the coronation of a queen and princess. Candidates include six high school contestants for queen and six elementary girls for princess. A noon barbecue, games, and entertainment precede a 7:30 p.m. program. The hospital expansion adds 34 percent beds Countywide. Police report a farmer arrested for marijuana found in pig feed.
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Lubbock Author Publishes The Tenth Devotional Book
Amy Bolding of Lubbock releases Please Give a Devotion for Juniors from Baker Book House Grand Rapids. The wife of Rev J T Bolding, she writes on obedience temper and influence for juniors. The 25 chapters open with Scripture and many poems are by her husband.
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