Should Public Schools Sponsor Baccalaureate Services
United Press International reports a nationwide debate on high school baccalaureate services. Proponents view them as a link between religion and education, while opponents argue they violate church state separation and pressure non Protestants. Catholic and Jewish leaders warn of coercion and suggest nonsectarian public settings.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
Ewart G. Watts
First Methodist Church
Topeka
Kans
Daniel J. Feeney
Portland
Maine
New England
William C. Brady
St. Paul, Minn
Committee On Religion and Public Education
The
National Council of Churches
Conference on the Aging Holds Panels at Northeast College
Senior citizens meet June 1 at Northeast Louisiana State College for a one day Conference on the Aging. Five workshop panels address income maintenance housing health care employment and religious cultural and recreational concerns with local agencies and organizations urged to participate.
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Northeast State College
Louisiana
Northeast
Perry Howard
Howard
Tensas Parish
Caldwell
East Carroll
Union
Jackson
Lincoln
Catahoula
Madison
Concordia
Walter Bentrup
Monroe
Louisiana Department of Public Welfare
Clotelle Hennigan
J. Dodd Brooks
Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance
The
Social Security Administration
Ralph Caldwell
Forest Product Division
Olin Mathieson
West Monroe
Frank A Ross
Joseph S. Worley
Ouachita Parish
Department of Public Welfare
Emma M. Hanna
Tallulah Area
Gional Planning Commission
Frank Smith
Monroe Housing Authority
Joseph R. Brown
Northeast Louisiana State College
Cyril T. Yancey
S. E.burgoyne
St. Francis Hospital
W. M. Causey Sr
Columbia
John A. London
Division of Standards and Development
Louisiana State Department of Hospitals
Baton Rouge
J. D. Martin
J. Arthur Smith Jr
CLU
Prudential Life Insurance Company
John T. Goorley
W. E. Whetstone
Southern Bell Telephone Company
A. C. Polk
Louisiana State Department of Labor
Division of Employment Security
L. F. Taylor
Department of Education
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Travis O. Thomas
Ouachita Central Trades and Labor Council
AFL - Cio
Sam A. Orchard
Louisiana Paper Company
Recorder
Ralph T. George
George Laportto
Louisiana Association For Mental Health
Taunton Veazey
American Red Cross
Ouachita
J. H. Jones
Louisiana State University Extension Service
Donn M. Kurtz
United Givers Fund
Ben Oliphint
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Jack Harrington
Sweden gifts funds for prefabricated houses to Chile quake zone
Stockholm AP report states Sweden donates 25000 dollars to purchase ten prefabricated Swedish houses and ship them to Chile's earthquake disaster area. The note mentions laureate services should be public and attendance voluntary with Mars atmosphere described as largely carbon dioxide.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Chile
Meet Faculty Party Planned At Northeast Meet
Northeast State College will host an informal Meet-the-Faculty Party for summer school students and parents Tuesday night from 7 to 8 on the president's lawn. Dr. Fred J. Vogel says the event helps students meet faculty in a casual setting before summer classwork begins. Student leaders will greet guests and introduce them to President George T. Walker and the college staff.
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Northeast State College
Fred J. Vogel
Vogel
George T. Walker
Budapest paper says Hungary probes 95 plus for age secret
Plan VIENNA AP Hungary's Communist regime plans to send doctors to examine people over 95 to discover their secret of old age, the Budapest newspaper Nepszava reports. A copy received here said there are 26,000 over 95 in a Hungarian population of 9,800,000. The oldest is a man of 105.
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Vienna
Hungary
Budapest
Nepszava
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