National Presbyterian Church Forms From Southern Split
David Poling analyzes a new denomination formed by about 273 Southern Presbyterian congregations exiting the PCUS over modernist trends and merger disputes with the PCUSA. The group, dubbed the National Presbyterian Church, seeks recognition and invites other disaffected congregations while confronting historic church tensions and race issues.
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Presbyterian Church
U.S
Southern Church
PCUS
World
National Council of Churches
U.S.A
Deep South
Carlyle Marney
First Presbyterian
First National
Sons of Confederacy
National Presbyterian Church
Christendom
Liberal Maryland Senator Mathias shifts political balance
The piece notes Charles Mathias as the most liberal Republican by an Americans for Democratic Action study, highlighting his distance from the Nixon administration as politically advantageous. It contrasts him with Maryland's other senator J Glenn Beall Jr and discusses bipartisan representation in Maryland amid an era of tense national politics.
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Frederick City
Ronald N. Young
Frederick
Rossroads
Young
Spiro Agnew
Senate
Charles Goodell
New York
Goodell
Americans For Democratic Action
Maryland
Charles Mathias
Nixon
White House
Mathias
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Beall
Virginia
Baltimore Sun
Congress
Robert Packwood
R-Ove
Archibald Cox
King John
Runnymede
County Commissioners Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The county commissioners determined at the annual meeting that officers would be elected. The meeting covered the end of the day and noted January 2 as the date for procedural actions.
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de Ee Nels Manufacturing Chet’ Jemuary 2
Drifting on Siete Highways Closes Roads in Winter
Twenty years ago on January 11 traffic was halted as wind driven drifts narrowed routes on Routes 71 and 75. North South roads faced the worst conditions with large accumulations blocking the highways. Officials reported drifting across major roads. Also a pack of up to seven roaming dogs troubled Braddock Heights.
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Washington
Aramco
Exxon
Mobil
Standard of California
Texaco
U. S
Sheikdom
Teopotte
Rok Ih
Arabia
Saudi Arabia
Frederick Coumy
Braddock Heights
Future shortages loom as world demand climbs, study warns
A Nascent report from the SPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. notes rising wealth and industrial growth worldwide will drive shortages of fuel, iron ore, copper, aluminum, zinc, sulfur, and food. China and Japan boost demand, Europe rises slowly, U S shares shrink, prompting substitutions and efficiency drives.
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Europe
Asia
Latin America
Africa
Oceana
United States
Russia
Assia
Japan
Western Europe
China
U.S
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Claude R. DeLauter Jr
Richard C. Brady
Donald H. Hiltner
James E. McClellan
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Formenta
Wissieey
Frederk, Maryland
Ron Young
Utne Morveee
David Poling, D.D
NEA
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Ray Cromley
Spaper Enterprise Assn
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