Leadership Training at Army Camp
175 students attend the Territorial Bible and Leadership Institute at Camp Wonderland near Antioch. Practical classes cover counseling, speech, Bible geography, and psychology of religion. Instructors include Colonel Albert Pettper and Brigadier Edward Deratany. evening events feature missionary nights and youth Bible programs.
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Territorial Bible and Leadership Institute
Salvation Army
Camp Wonderland
Antioch
North Central
Army
Leon Fisher
Asbury College
Wilmore, Ky
Vic
Albert Pettper
St. Petersburg
Fla
New York City
Oscar Agre
Livonia Mich
Art Raby
Flint, Mich
Herbert Fuqua
Minneapolis
Dennis Phillips
Michigan City
Ind
Andee Charles Moffitt
Rock
Edward Deratany
Potomac
Institute
Cleta Jones
Argentina
Ted Gabrielsen
Korea
Alfred J. Gilliard
The
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Nexus '67 Forum to Discuss LSD Uses and Abuses
The Nexus forum will hold a discussion on the uses and abuses of LSD at 8 p.m. Friday at 848 Lake in Oak Park. The event invites public input on the drug’s effects, legality, and social impact.
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Nexus
Lake, Oak Park
Legion Award to Stockholm Guest of Honor at State Convention
Carl Stockholm a West Side businessman received the state Legion award from outgoing Chicago area commander Frederick E. Merritt at the Illinois American Legion convention held July 25 30 in the Palmer House Secre tary of State Paul Powell also received a Legion citation Stockholm was honored for his service to the Legion Gifts for Hospitalized War Veterans and rehabilitation programs NINTH ROBBERY Emma Allenfert 70 owner of a needlework store reported a purse snatching on July 26 the thief also took her car registration card hindering license renewal making this her ninth robbery across her store home and nearby street in the same building
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American Legion
Carl Stockholm
West Side
N. Pulaski
Legion
Frederick E. Merritt
Hinois Department
Paul Powell
Palmer House
Stockholm
Emma Allenfert
It Was Too Good A Bargain Duke Learns Hard Way
Duke G Litwitz paid $25 for a supposed 21 inch television seen on the street near his home. He followed a man to 1534 N Pulaski and room No 7, waited 10 minutes, then found nothing after giving the money. He reported the incident to Shakespeare police.
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Duke
Duke G. Litwitz
Keystone
N. Pulaski
Litwitz
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