God Is Dead Movement Seen By Ottawa Clergy
Three Ottawa clergymen say the God-Is-Dead movement could yield healthy effects if its spokesmen are sincere. They view the effort as a search for a meaningful faith, cautioning that overemphasis on social concern without a theological base could erode core beliefs. They stress must be both social and spiritual responsibility.
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Janet Hamilton
Ottawa
Thomas Alteizer
Leopold Hoppe
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles Knight
First Methodist Church
Chester Hall
United Presbyterian Church
God
Alteizer
Hoppe
Hall
Christ
Knight
Rev
Plumbers Back Plastic Pipe Move in Ottawa Plumbing Code
Nine master plumbers urge study and adoption of ABS plastic pipe in Ottawa code for single and two family dwellings. They cite price, availability, and examples from Wichita and other cities, noting strong support and that nine of twelve master plumbers signed the request. Vernon Watkins says the board has not yet included the change.
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Ottawa
City Commission
Vern Watkins
Commission
Plumbing Board
Laference Wightman
Wichita
Watkins
Plumbing Code Board
Letter claims China seeking war with Soviet Union
BERLIN AP A U S radio station in West Berlin says it learned the Soviet Communist party secretly spread charges that Red China is preparing for possible war with the Soviet Union The U S Information Service station RIAS Radio in the American Sector made the claim via broadcast Thursday It said the secret letter to Communist parties abroad also accused Peking of fostering a long war in Viet Nam to provoke a U S Soviet clash.
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Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
Soviet Communist Party
Red China
Soviet Union
Rias-Radio
Peking
Viet Nam
United States
District Seeks 10 7 Million More For District Budget
The Unified School District 288 board asks the state to raise spending by 10 709 dollars per pupil citing a 20 pupil rise since September 15. Board president Cecil Vining says the increase will not raise taxes and cites unusual factors raising operating costs per pupil. The legal notice explains enrollment shifts drive the higher costs and that the district’s cost per pupil is rising beyond current budgeting limits.
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Board of Education
Unified School District
Cecil Vining
Vining
Bombers Hit Ashan Camp After Fall to North Viet Nam
U S Air Force B52s from Guam struck the Ashan Special Forces camp after intelligence showed all Americans had been accounted for and surviving Vietnamese troops had been rescued. Northern regulars overwhelmed the camp on March 10, with Marine and Air Force helicopters saving many men from annihilation.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ashan
Execution Curbs Market in Viet Nam War Profiteering
The March 14 execution of Ta Vinh, a Chinese profiteer, sparks fear among major black market operators in Viet Nam while smaller operatives continue business as usual. Merchants tied to large schemes reportedly flee, a run on Hong Kong dollars occurs, and bribes to officials intensify as others smuggle operation details abroad.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Ta Vinh
Hong Kong
Glatt threatens exit over needed supplies
Kansas Civil Rights Commission secretary Carl W. Glatt told a Topeka audience that he will resign April 1 unless provided with an assistant, desk, and typewriter. He seeks $5,369 more in his budget, Gov. Avery and the legislature offered no help, though private funding from the advisory council will cover needs through next February.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Civil Rights Come Mission
Direcor
Carl W. Glatt
Glatt
Topeka
William H. Avery
Warren Not Planning Resignation as Chief Justice
AP reports Earl Warren, age 75, does not intend to leave the bench imminently. He suggests a compulsory retirement age for all public officials if Congress and the public support the idea, while denying plans for memoirs.
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Warren
The
Congress
Weather County Forecast Fair and warmer outlook
Fair and warmer tonight. Sunday partly cloudy and warmer with a low near 40 and a high around 70. Previous highs and lows include 59 and 34. Record highs 91 in 1907 and record low 0 in 1923. Hourly temps show gradual warming through noon and afternoon, barometer 30.14.
Spacemen Back At Cape For Review
Gemini 8 astronauts Neil Armstrong and David Scott returned to Cape Kennedy with good spirits after a dramatic flight ending in an emergency landing. They will meet with NASA officials for three days to determine why the mission tumbled from triumph to peril after a successful launch and first linkup with an Agena satellite.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Neil Armstrong
David Scott
Hawaii
Armestrong
Scott
Armstrong
John G. Albert
Gemini
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
To Sell Bonds Again School District 288
School District 288 plans another sale of its 1.14 million dollar bonds amid ongoing litigation. A sale notice sets 7 30 p m March 30 at the superintendent of schools in Richmond. Bids were not received previously and the deal awaits litigation disposition within 120 days with possible extensions.
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Superintendent of Schools
Richmond
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U. S
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Hanoi
China
World News
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Happy Birthday Justice
Washington
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Cape
Alvin
Palomaries Beach
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District Court
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al Reynolds
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Waymire
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