Ohio Synod Backs Civil Rights Bill at Convention
The Ohio Synod of the Lutheran Church in America adopted a resolution urging passage of the civil rights bill before the U S Senate. The body also discussed forming social ministry committees to carry church statements on race relations to congregations while World and home missions were reviewed by Dr. Franklin Clark Fry.
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Cleveland
Ohio Synod of the Lutheran Church In America
U. S. Senate
Synodical Convention
Joseph Sitler
Lutheran Seminary
Chicago
John Dair
Washington
Franklin Clark Fry
New York
The
Lutheran Church In America
Akron
Orphan Held As Fire Bug In Alabama Fire
A 14 year old orphan confessed to setting fires at the Childhaven Orphanage in Cullman Alabama over administrator changes. He signed statements admitting fires on April 2 May 6 and May 11 causing major damage on the third floor and evacuations though no injuries were reported with damages at 45512 dollars.
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Cullman
Ala
R. B. Moyer
Wis
Chhildren
House Group Stamps OK On Poverty Bill
The House Education and Labor Committee approved the economic Opportunity Act of 1964 by a 1912 vote, advancing a $926.5 million antipoverty bill with Republican opposition. The measure would expand Job Corps for young women ages 16 to 22, offer residential centers, vocational training, and shared funding for community action programs. Republicans criticize the plan as politically inspired and duplicative.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Know Yourself lecture on spiritual being by Wallach
Christian Science lecturer Wallach told a audience at First Church of Christ, Scientist to gain a spiritual concept of self and see man as God sees him. He said true self is the noble divine mind, and practical life follows from spiritual understanding and prayer. He urged distinguishing physical and spiritual views and warned fears shape business and family life.
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He Wallach
First Church of Christ, Scientist
S. Marshall Road
Wallach
God
Christ Jesus
Negro Pastor Holmes Elected Dallas Pastors Leader
The Dallas Pastors Association elected Rev. Ian Wesley Holmes Jr., 29, pastor of Hamilton Park Methodist Church, as its first Negro president. For the first time a Roman Catholic, Rev. Joseph W. Drew of St Paul the Apostle in Richardson, joined the board.
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Dallas, Tex
Dallas Pastors’ Association
Ian Wesley Holmes Jr
Hamilton Park Methodist Church
Th Group
Joseph W. Drew
St Paul the Apostle Dhucn
Richardson
De Valera Plans brief carriage ride in Williamsburg
President Eamon de Valera of Ireland, 81, arrived in Williamsburg and planned a short carriage ride around the restored colonial capital before departing by helicopter for Washington for a five day state visit. He was to depart for Washington today.
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Williamsburg
Eamon de Valera
Ireland
Washington
de Valera
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