Sunday School Lesson Paul Set Christianity Free
The International Uniform Sunday School lesson for June 1 emphasizes the early Christian struggle for religious freedom against Caesar worship and Roman authority. It notes Paul's evangelistic campaigns in Europe that helped Christianity spread from a Jewish sect to a world faith, and explains Christians and Jews facing social exclusion rather than compromising their beliefs. The piece ends with a note about The Herald paying $5 for top reader tips.
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Plan Two Manned Orbits This Year by NASA
NASA associate director Dr. Robert C. Seamans Jr. told the Senate Space Committee that two more manned orbital flights are planned in 1966. The missions would be three orbits like Glenn and Carpenter, with potential longer flights if safe. Also on the slate are a televised moon mission, a surface instrument package, a Venus flyby using a Ranger-based craft, and another moon shot following eight prior attempts.
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Extend Wheat Quota Deadline Stalled by Senate Action
The Senate advanced the wheat quota proclamation deadline from June 15 to July 15 to allow more time for action on President Kennedy's farm bill. The plan would also have extended the growers referendum from July 25 to August 25, but the House deleted that provision and the Senate accepted the change. Sponsors expect the referendum date to be revised in the farm bill.
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Farmers Union Opposes Woodbine and Onaga Dams
Kansas Farmers Union urged federal lawmakers to oppose authorization for the Woodbine Reservoir in Dickinson County and the Onaga Reservoir in Pottawatomie County. President Martin J. Byrne said the group supports flood control but wants local use of the 1953 watershed act and opposes federal approval favored by the Budget Bureau and Corps of Engineers.
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