Council Of Churches Names New Officers
The Middletown Area Council of Churches elected Rev. Joseph C. Harvey as president succeeding Charles Beck Jr. Other officers include Lawrence Aldridge and Odetta Pendergrass with a broad executive slate. Nathan VanderWerf urged stronger ecumenical action and a larger NCC budget boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council of Churches
Middletown
Noroert Wacker
Christian Education Committee
Rev. C. Krug Klafter
Zion Lutheran Church
Quinton Everest
Blue Bail Presbyterian Church
E. Eugene Frazer
First United Methodist Church
Henry Yount
First Christian Church
Pearl Maxberry
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Roger Ashley
Christ United Methodist Church
Joseph Ayres
First Presbyterian Church
Nathan VanderWerf
VanderWerf
National Council of Churches
Council
New York City
Middletown Area
Laird plan gobbledygook said to expand domestic spying
Rep. Abner Mikva blasted Defense Secretary Laird for a new Pentagon review council claiming it maintains military domestic intelligence. Mikva vows to push legislation making home intelligence by troops a felony and alleges files on him exist. He questions policy changes and warns of continued spying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Illinois
Pentagon
Abner J. Mikva
Army
Gobbledygook
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon Review Council
United States
Laird
Mikva
Stanley Resor
Adlai Stevenson III
Senate
Navy
Air Force
Defense Inteligence Agency
Asst
Secretary of Defense
Robert F. Froehlke
Froehlke
Accessories Stolen From Amanda Buses
Thieves took twelve fire extinguishers fourteen first aid kits two crowbars and fifty eight fuses worth 472 from fourteen school buses parked between the Amanda and Junior High schools off State Road over the last two weeks. William Pentecost transportation supervisor, told Butler County police. County Ptl. Donald E. Burns investigated. In a separate theft a portable television and an AM FM radio were taken from Thomas Thompson at 3055 Somerville Road yesterday afternoon. A soft drink bottle was thrown through a door glass to gain entry. Jack Ashrey of 630 Blackburn Ave Fairfield reported a panel broken in the rear door of the warehouse belonging to Butler Beverage Co Overpeck. no entry gained. It had been the scene of an earlier break-in this week.
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Amanda
State
William Pentecost
Butler County
Ptl
Donald E. Burns
Thomas Thompson
Somerville Road
Jack Ashrey
Blackburn Ave
Fairfield
Butler Beverage Co
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Beck
Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Harvey Episcopal
Solon
DIA
Ign
Joint Chiefs of Fat
Mikva ‘Ater
FBI
Resor
Spe
Cial
Central Ave
Admiral Duplex
N. Broad ST
Dial
ACE Hardware
Thansford
So. Main St
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