Culbertson’s Bond Plan Funds New Suburban Churches
A. B. Culbertson built a church bond program that uses parish members to fund new churches. Members sign up, borrow from banks, and the bonds secured by church property are repaid from Sunday offerings. The scheme now finances about 65 million in church loans across 14 states, with strong repayment records.
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Court Traffic Slow By World Court in The Hague
United Nations dispatch notes the International Court of Justice shows slow case intake after 18 years. Only 21 contentious cases and 12 advisory opinions completed. many disputes dropped or rejected. Judges earn tax free pay while serving nine year terms. court budget and locale noted.
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Kansas to Build Great Plains Plant Study Center at KU
The University of Kansas will construct a botanical research center focusing on Great Plains flora. A $45,000 National Science Foundation grant plus university funds finance the project approved by the Board of Regents, to be near the Bi sonate farm west of U.S. 59 and 19th Street in Lawrence. The facility will house 125,000 mounted plant specimens and a notable fossil plant collection, moving Resbardd activities and museum holdings from Snow Hall and freeing space for classrooms.
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Hal Opens Mail ByHAL BOYLE New York AP News
A collection of misc facts and quotations on aging values travel costs and odd beliefs from Hal Boyle. Highlights include Columbus's voyage cost investment of 7000 a Harvard study on over65 views and the idea that most great achievements come from people over 60. Also notes on insurance prices water intake and sea wealth with a joke and folklore tidbits.
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August Holds New Promise by Sam Dawson AP Analyst
August offers a brighter economic outlook with employment and income viewed as likely to improve or climb in the fall. Businesses anticipate the early year upturn extending through late summer, supported by a better July showing across many industries. Factory output varied with autos facing model changes and labor talks shaping orders and production.
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Wild Witch Series Planned For Television This Fall
AP reports a new television series introducing a witch matriarch played by Agnes Moorehead alongside Elizabeth Montgomery. The show features magic, mind reading, and dramatic shocks, with Montgomery as a young witch who marries an advertising executive and stops practicing witchcraft.
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