Growth Through Witnessing Sunday School Lesson
The Dec 3 lesson, Growth Through Witnessing, notes Peter and John before temple authorities, defending their healing of a crippled man with the fact of Jesus in them. They face experts, yet the healed man’s visible healing becomes a powerful, undeniable fact for all to see. The piece argues facts stand as enduring proof beyond theory.
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Peter
John
Jesus
Temple
Galilee
Jesus of Nazareth
Prayer and Conversion Move Father to Abstinence
A narrator recalls a night when their father, after kneeling in prayer during a mission meeting, became a changed man and has not drank since. The speaker asserts Christianity’s power to transform individuals and notes a devout mother as compelling evidence of the gospel’s truth.
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Dad
Retired Kansas teacher left $6 million estate
Margaret Baker, a former Washington teacher who died November 21 at 79, was worth about six million dollars. Heirship includes 5 million in IBM stock, 12 farms in Kansas, and land in Thomas County, Kansas, plus heirs listed in her will.
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Washington, Kan
Kansas Village
Margaret Baker
F. R. Lobaugh
Miss Baker
Washington
Thomas County
Kan
Hayes County
Neb
Lobaugh
Thomas Baker
Truman Blasts the Government at St Louis Dinner
Former President Harry S Truman accused the Eisenhower administration of prioritizing public relations over public service at a St Louis County Democratic committee dinner. He charged Eisenhower and Nixon valued appearance over substance and labeled the package more important than its contents. The remarks followed a cordial meeting at the Truman Library in Independence, Missouri.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
St. Louis County
Democratic Committee
Truman
Richard M Nixon
Truman Library
Independence
Schools as Fallout Shelters Adapted for Civil Defense
Washington AP. Civil Defense planners consider using shelter adapted schools as key refuges in a nuclear attack, arguing multistory buildings offer protection and many suburban schools could shelter about 50 million people. The program includes ventilation, supplies, and nationwide marking of potential shelters after Congress approved 169 million dollars.
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Fred 8. Hoffman
Washington
Civil Defense
Pentagon
Civil Defense Office
Retary of Defense For Civil Defense
The
Congress
Sphinx Speech Bribery Case Ties Egypt to Spy Ring
Cairo papers report an alleged French spy ring bribed 5,000 pounds to steer the sound and light contract for the Sphinx and pyramids to a Paris firm. The case links Mohammed Saad Abdel Macaid and others to a larger espionage network while a government commission opens inquiry.
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Cairo
Egypt
Egyp
Ministry of Culture
Jean Bellivier
Mohammed Saad Abdel Macaid
Ernment
Maguid
Paris
For a Nicer Gift This Christmas See the latest Items At
A holiday round up of gift items features new arrivals and seasonal selections. Shoppers can browse a range of presents from toys to home decor and apparel. Prices vary with multiple brands and styles on display.
3-State Search For A Slayer
Tulsa AP dispatch reports John Randall Woolridge a 17 year old is sought in the slayings of his grandmother an aunt and a cousin in Las Cruces New Mexico. A Des Moines man William Landal aided by driving a hitchhiker matching the suspect’s description toward Chicago via Route 66. Sightings near Coffeyville Kansas along U S 169 prompted tri state area police alerts.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Missouri Kansas
John Randall Woolridge
Las Cruces
N.M
Tristate
William Landal
Des Moines
Woolridge
Chicago
U.S. 66
U.S. 169
Kansas-Oklahoma Line
Coffeyville
Kan
Esther Williams Drops Married Name Gage
Los Angeles AP esther Williams has court permission to drop her married name Gage after divorcing actor producer Ben Gage in 1959. Williams, 40, and Gage married for 14 years before the divorce.
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Los Angeles
Esther Williams
Gage
Miss Williams
Ben Gage
15 Die In Crash In Australia
Sydney AP reports 15 dead in Botany Bay crash of a local airliner during a violent electrical storm after takeoff for Canberra. There were 11 passengers and 4 crew aboard. Wreckage and mutilated bodies were found in shallow Botany Bay waters near the Sydney airport.
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Australia
Sydney
Botany Bay
Canberra
Pacific
CCA Re Elects Howard Young As Leader At Convention
Howard Young of Kansas City was re elected president and general manager of the Consumers Co operative Association at the close of its annual convention. John L. Schulte of Beloit was elected board chairman succeeding Howard A. Cowden. George K. Welty named vice president. re elected to the board were Welty Kuehl Miller Schmitz Stratton Torell. The association includes 1700 member cooperatives in 11 Midwest states.
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Kansas City
Howard Young
Consumers Cooperative Association
John L. Schulte
Beloit
Kan
Howard A. Cowden
George K. Welty
Shenandoah
Iowa
Welty
Claus Kuehl
Selby
S.D
Oscar J. Miller
Carrollton
N. B. Schmitz
Andale
J. G. Stratton
Clinton
Okla
Byron Torell
Gresham
Neb
Midwest States
Traffic Deaths Down 2 Per Cent
CHICAGO AP The nations traffic deaths in the first 10 months of this year 30 800 were 2 per cent lower than for a comparable period in 1960. The NSC noted a 2 per cent rise in travel and estimated 2 per cent higher toll than 1960 31 270 for the same period. October toll 3 690 matched the figure for the prior year. The mileage death rate for 10 months was 5 1 per 100 million vehicle miles versus 3 2 in 1959 and 1960.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
NSC
Council
New Sunday School Lessons Prepare for Nationwide Distribution
In Nashville Tennessee the Methodist church curriculum committee announced material on Christianity and communism will be prepared for nationwide distribution. It will be available in April for adult classes and in September for youth classes.
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Nashville. Tenn
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