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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1965
Page
10
Riverside Church in New York City prepares for Christmas worship with 10 000 expected attendees during Christmas week. The editor notes churches as focal points for family religious celebrations across countrysides and cities.
From the Riverside Church tower bells to a candle lighting ceremony the December scene captures 2,500 worshippers 100 Spanish speaking attendees Chinese Christian Fellowship and Friends in the afternoon and a staff of 130 preparing for Christmas week with tree orders 37 and 50 man hours of setup followed by a staff convocation and greetings.
About 79,100 of 1,867,640 cars produced in the United Kingdom in 1964 were sent abroad to the United States. The figure highlights the scale of UK automotive exports during the mid 1960s.
Louise Levitt catalogs a cellar inventory of odd gifts that failed to delight. A mechanical salad tosser, a smoked turkey misfit, a musical decanter, a battery driven swizzle stick, a German beer stein, and a Japanese teapot sit idle. The piece ends with a quip about awaiting a mink back scratcher.
Classified ads unite buyers and sellers in the copia network. The page highlights how renters, buyers, and sellers connect through compact notices. The ads emphasize quick trades and local listings.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department will auction feed grain stocks including corn sorghum barley and grain. The move follows a policy of using reserve supplies when demand is strong and to support prices in other years. Sales will occur at current market prices or the feed grain minimum, whichever is higher.
Early Eas ter Island settlers raised large open-air altars and built stone shrines. By about 1100 many shrines lay ruinous. After later reconstruction the first giant statues appeared, but who carved the volcanic stone figures and moved them to coastal shrines remains unknown.
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