Evidence Found Nazareth Mention in Hebrew Marble
A chipped fragment of a Hebrew inscription on marble found at Caesarea may show Nazareth existed in late Second to Fourth Century Galilee. Dr. Jerry Vardaman of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary notes the fragment lists priestly families and towns, including Nazareth, adding weight to Nazareth’s historic existence. Researchers from Israel’s Antiquities Authority and Hebrew University study the piece, potentially challenging views that Nazareth was a later insertion.
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Louisville
Jesus
Nazareth
Israel Department of Antiquities
Hebrew University
Shalom Attiah
Caesarea
Israel
Jerry Vardaman
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Galilee
Vardaman
Choraizin
Capernaum
Encyclopedia Biblica
Excavations Back Historic Claim Jesus From Nazareth
Recent digs at the site of N Tepetn mm yielded a prize fragment and other finds that scholars say bolster the scriptural claim that Jesus originated in Nazareth.
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N@TEPetn
Mm Vesus
Jesus
Nazareth
USIA To Give India New Voice Station
The U S Information Agency said it would provide India a Calcutta based radio station valued at $2 million in exchange for five years of free VOA broadcasts. The transmitter will send Voice of America programs to Southeast Asia in Burmese Tai Laotian and Malayan language services.
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Washington
U.S. Information Agency
India
Voice of America
Calcutta
Southeast Asia
Indian policy shift on propaganda radio facilities
The report notes propaganda radio facilities becoming a point of insider change in India. It states that before last year’s Chinese attack, New Delhi took a neutral stance, shunning such activities to avoid entanglement in the cold war.
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India
New Delhi
Burglary Probed at Ravel Brothers Pet Shop
Police in Albuquerque are investigating a burglary at Ravel Brothers pet shop. The loot includes seven baby skunks a baby coyote and a macaque monkey with a collar.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Ravel
Kadar in Moscow for bases talks with U.S.
Hungarian Prime Minister and Communist party chief Janos Kadar travels to Moscow to discuss basing of a U.S. missile system as part of broader security talks. The move signals high level diplomacy amid Cold War tensions between Hungary and Moscow aligned with Warsaw Pact interests.
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Budapest
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Moscow
U.S
Ethiopia Opens Rich Safari Era With New Hunting Rules
The Ethiopian Tourist Organization announced a regulation listing 45 big game species and capitation fees, highlighting lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, buffalo, kudu, and the mountain nyala found only in Ethiopia. Safari services begin in Addis Ababa with firms eyeing postwar growth and Nairobi competition.
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Ethiopia
Africa
P.O
Addis Ababa
Fijipopia
Ted Shatto
Nyaia
Hunting Flow in Ethiopia Eases Travel for Tourists
The Ethiopian Tourist Organization notes easy hunting access in Ethiopia with no entry visas for tourists and no travel permits. Visitors staying over 30 days must register, firearms may be imported duty free, and a $40 hunting license is issued on application. Capitation fees fund a fair trophy system with shipment services. Ethiopian Airlines serves Addis Ababa via Madrid Frankfurt and Athens.
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Yazele
Ethiopia
Ethiopian Tourist Organization
Ethiopian Airlines
Madrid
Frankfurt
Athens
Addis Ababa
Khrushchev
Wisconsin Hareefoot Club Closes After 1898 Origin
The University of Wisconsin announces the Hareefoot Club is out of business due to lack of funds. The all male production, founded in 1898, counts Frederic March Tom Ewell Jerry Black and Howard Teichmann among its alumni. Dean Leroy Luberg says the Student Life committee will settle a $5000 debt and no show will be staged next year.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Haresfoot Club
Frederic March
Tom Ewell
Jerry Black
Howard Teichmann
Leroy Luberg
Turtle Causes Crash Near Boonville Injuring Mother and Two Children
Boonville area crash injures a woman and her two children after a turtle unexpectedly darts into traffic. Nelladean Woods reported the animal appeared to crawl under the accelerator, prompting the collision.
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Boonville
Ind
Nelladean Woods
Lost Act Prompts Reflective Logician’s Claim
A witty note argues that when an item vanishes the most rational response is to seek the missing work as a logical puzzle. The writer hints at the meta nature of missing acts and the appeal of problem solving.
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Aches and Bladder Irritation
Doan's Pills promise quick relief from backache headaches and muscular pains with a soothing effect on bladder irritation and a mild diuretic action. The ad emphasizes over exertion stress and restless nights and urges asking for the large size for convenient relief.
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Dean
Doan
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