A New Paul Emerges In Nepal
George W. Cornell reports Prem Pradhan a central figure in Nepal’s new Christian church. Eight suspects faced authorities with one reaffirming faith as Pradhan, a 40 year old convert, was jailed stripped of property and citizenship for six years. The scene echoes early Christian trials in a remote Hindu Buddhist kingdom opening to outside influence. The infant church with about 20 worship places works under Nepal’s noncognizable law while 105 foreign staff aid hospitals schools and agricultural projects through United Mission mission work.
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Pradhan
Prem Pradhan
Everett W. Palmer
Seattle
Paul
Nepal
Asia
Himalayan
Mahendra
Vishnu
Pradham
Katmandu
Church of Christ In
United Mission
Why do people retire according to a Social Security study
Social Security Administration survey of ages 62 and over analyzes retirement patterns by sex occupation and marital status. Dr Palmore finds men increasingly retire for leisure while women retire at higher rates with little occupation difference. Health improvements reduced health driven retirements for men.
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Martin E. Segal
Social Security Administration
Erdman B. Palmore
Palmore
Retirement patterns differ for men and women in older age
The article explains why women retire more voluntarily, noting gendered primary roles and marriage. Men cling to work longer due to the worker role and high position pride. Post 65, men shift to consumption while women are urged to work more amid rising anti discrimination gains. Medicare and Social Security booklet available.
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Mary
Miss Miller Guest of Jefferson Club
Miss Sally Miller 4-H extension agent spoke at the Jefferson Girls 4-H Club meeting at Teresa Baker’s home. Demonstrations covered canning tomatoes jars and closures and garden bed placement and plant care. Judy Fry presided as president and Glenn Axline reported on the Diamond Jubilee fair booth sponsored by the clubs.
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Sally Miller
Jefferson Girls
Teresa Baker
Evelyn Smith
Fair Booth
Glenn Axline
Booth
Brunswick
Two Army Prisoners Die in Brig Fire Aboard Ship
NAHA Okinawa AP two U S Army prisoners were asphyxiated when a fire broke out in the brig of the troopship Gen W H Gordon Guards tried to rescue them but failed Navy spokesman would not identify the soldiers until next of kin informed The fire occurred shortly after the ship left Naha for an undisclosed destination.
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Okinawa
U.S Army
W .H. Gordon
Miltary
Navy
Gemini 6 Team Rehearsal Nears Rendezvous Flight
Gemini 6 astronauts Walter M. Schirra Jr and Thomas P. Stafford plan a daylong rehearsal at Cape Kennedy Florida ahead of Monday's rendezvous with a satellite. A Tuesday postponement was caused by a stray electrical signal that scrambled the spacecraft computer memory. technicians identified a loose connection in the Titan 2 launch rocket, then fixed the memory bank.
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Cape Kennedy
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
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Stafford
Astronauts Practice E procedures and Agena Rendezvous
Crew members suit up and enter the spacecraft to rehearse emergency procedures for launch trouble and to run through rendezvous exercises with an Agena satellite.
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Agena
Angola Trade Increases As Coffee Leads Exports
Angola posted a trade balance of 17.3 million dollars for the first five months, up nearly two million from a year earlier. Coffee accounted for the largest export, with 12 844 tons valued at 6.3 million dollars.
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Angola
Luanda
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