Life Is Sacred a Sunday School Lesson
Clarence W Cranford argues murder harms beyond the victim, urging love and acts of mercy. He contrasts capital punishment debate with biblical calls to love enemies, citing Leviticus Proverbs Matthew and I John to show faith and deeds must align in treating neighbors with dignity and care. The piece closes by linking deep Godly relationship to helping others, not killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Cranford
Cain
Abel
Moses
Jesus
I John
God
Barre
Vermont
Television Log and Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of Sunday and Monday TV programming, with show titles, times, and channels across genres. Notable items include Lassie, Walt Disney's World, Bonanza, Perry Mason, News and Weather blocks, and multiple daytime soap operas such as Edge of Night and As the World Turns, plus sports and movie segments.
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FBI
Faith For Our Times
Christophers
Cousin Ken
Torey
General Hospital
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Mike Douglas
Mars
Today in History for August 12, 1966
Highlights include King Philip's death in 1676 near Turners Falls Massachusetts and James Russell Lowell's death in 1891. Also noted are Britain declaring war in 1914 Roosevelt and Churchill drafting the Atlantic Charter in 1941 Florence liberated in 1944 Eisenhower Dulles peace hopes on Suez in 1956 Watts riots in 1965.
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King Philip
Turners Falls
Mass
James Russell Lowell
Great Britain
Austria-Hungary
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Florence
Italy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Berlin
Los Angeles
Watts
Rose Colored Economic Glasses Rise In Washington
In Washington, Census figures show median family income rose 5 percent in 1965 to 6900 dollars, offset by price gains. Commerce reports corporate profits at an annual 80 billion dollars in Q2 1966, while spending measures and debt levels ease. Johnson aides tout gains as inflation worries mount. Congress debates highway and housing funding to spur growth.
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Commerce Department
Census Bureau
Charles L. Schultze
White House
Senate
House
Johnson
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Higher Food Prices Predicted By Grain Shortage
Washington AP reports that ongoing drought and shrinking feed grain supplies could raise meat and dairy costs for Americans within a year. Reduced corn, barley, sorghum and oats stockpiles threaten livestock production, possibly forcing herd liquidations if prices do not rise enough to offset higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
United States
Mao Tse-tung makes first post war public appearance
AP reports Radio Peking said Mao Zedong, aged 72, greeted students peasants and workers at Central Committee HQ in Peking on Wednesday night for half an hour. Japanese reporters noted the People’s Daily initially carried a plain account but later reissued with key details deleted.
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Tokyo
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tze Tung
Peking People
Radio Peking
Communist Party
The
Party
Peking
Peking People’s Daily
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Hullabaloo
White Sox
John Forsythe
Vacation Playhouse
Jesse James
Dr. Kildare
Big Valley
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Hollywood Palace
Associated Press
Raney Rexall
John Reynolds
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Overbrook
Kan
Centropolis
Kaiser
Mrs. Lloyd
Harold Stewart
Ottawa
Kansas State Bank
Norge Laundry & Cleaning Village
N. Main
Pence
IGA
Poesi
Armstrong
Hubbard Lumber
Kansas
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