Reds First In Space But Japanese Link U S With Peace
Soviet space feats place Russians first in Japanese minds yet the United States edges ahead on living standards for now. Japanese respondents praise America’s peaceful aims and rational life, while noting wariness of excessive mechanization. California is called the Golden State.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Lenten Service Plans Fifth in Series
The Rev. Paul D. Bergdall will lead the fifth Lenten service at Bethlehem Lutheran Church at 7 30 p m today. Themed The Hour of Birth drawn from Jesus teachings. A mixed quartet with Polly Reinartz Phyllis Miller Don Niehaus and Harold Koerber will perform at 7 15 p m. Koerber also directs the League Choir which will sing during the service.
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Phyllis Miller
Don Niehaus
Harold Koerber
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Cincinnati Water Likely For Butler County Tract
Cincinnati Water Department supplies may reach a 90 acre industrial tract in Butler County if city council approves. City Manager C A Harrell backed the proposal Tuesday. Water already serves most of Hamilton County and parts of Clermont County.
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Pick of Reds Elisabeth Flynn Elected National Chairman
The American Communist Party names Elizabeth Gurley Flynn as national chairman at age 70, succeeding the late Eugene Dennis. Flynn, a veteran leftist who once served three years in prison for conspiracy to advocate overthrow of the U.S. government by force.
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Rockefeller Tuition Aid Bill Approved in New York
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller wins bipartisan approval for a private college tuition aid program. The plan offers 200 to 800 dollars annually per student based on need, with 121000 residents eligible in the first year. The program costs 26 million dollars and excludes religious seminary students.
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