Sunday School Attacked As Poor Badly Taught
In Seattle a church convened experts including a psychiatrist and clergy to diagnose why Sunday school attendance drops. Dr. Richard Jarvis cites intimidation or frivolity as issues, while Rev. Arnel d Fenton laments clergy neglect of Christian education. An ex-student, Mike Turnsen, blames unprepared teachers. The Cathedral Church of St Mark hosted the session with about 125 attendees now from 250 in 1957.
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Seattle
Wash
Richard Jarvis
Arneld Fenton
Christ Episcopal Church
Tacoma
Father Fenton
Mike Turnsen
Robert W. Barnes
Senetor
St. Mark’s
Barnes
Jarvis
Episcopal
New York
De Gaulle To Greet Humphrey In Paris
AP reports U S Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will be received by President Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace Sunday during the International Air and Space Show. He travels with Gemini astronauts McDivitt and White. Speculation centers on a De Gaulle Johnson meeting, though it may be a courtesy call.
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Paris
U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
Humphrey
Washington
Gemini
James McDivitt
Edward White
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Russian Leader Defines Role in Factive Neutrality Policy
Premier Alexei Kosygin, in a Kremlin reception with Swedish reporters, says Sweden should pursue a policy of active neutrality. Soviet spokesmen interpret this as neutrality that backs Soviet denouncements of American policy.
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Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
Sweden
Wisdom Of Solomon Lesson On Temple And Unity
Clarence W Cranford reflects on King Solomon dedicating the Jerusalem temple and the nation’s reverence for a house of worship. He warns against equating God with a building, urging unity beyond denominations and stressing the church as people who serve God. The piece cites I Kings and John to illustrate worship in spirit and truth.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Solomon
Zion’s Hill
Jerusalem
David
Hiram
God
Smaria
Jesus
Heavenly Father
Solosmon
Zion's Hill
Christ
Protest Over Wage Terms By Kansas Teens In Salinas
Fifteen Wichita high school boys recruited to work in the Salinas Valley march to King City to protest wage terms. They say they were promised 1.40 dollars an hour but were asked to sign waivers and accept piece rate pay or risk not being transported home. They report three days of work and no pay. Federal and state investigators will probe the incident.
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Salinas
Calif
Carl Joseph Magero
King City
Gary Taylor
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