Cultural Obligation in Church Life and Tongues Debate
A church's neglect of its public appearance and services harms the community image. A moved couple left their denomination over sloppy dinners, while debates over speaking in tongues persist, with Paul condemning extravagant acts. The piece urges dignity, zeal, and reverent worship in church life and offerings.
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World Churches Stir Over Unification Aim and Means
The Vatican council opens with a push for Christian unity, while Pope Paul VI and the World Council of Churches outline principles. They stress visible unity, regional autonomy, diverse rites, and deepened shared faith rather than a single centralized super-church, with ongoing debates on structure and practicality.
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Franklin Clark Fry
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Trier
Germany
Laurentius Klein
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Widow's Children May Earn $1,200
A social security column outlines potential benefits for widows and children and explains how to submit questions to Social Security Notes. George Tomlinson, a field representative from Kansas City, staffs sessions in Ottawa at city hall Wednesdays 9 to noon and in Garnett Tuesdays 10 to noon to assist with applications.
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Social Security Rules and Widow Benefits Clarified
A guide explains that wages paid to a spouse by a spouse are not subject to Social Security tax. It notes that beneficiaries earning $1200 or less in a year receive full benefits, and earnings above that threshold may still allow some monthly payments. It also covers widows with dependent children and how late-year employment affects eligibility.
Problem Stops Big Machine
Olympia AP report describes a hiccup with Joe Hin Misdinov while studying a machine issue, noting confusion and an attempt to resolve the problem.
KU Police Chief Dies At K C
Lawrence Kan AP Joe Skillman 51 chief of the University of Kansas traffic and security department died Wednesday at KU Medical Center He had served the university since 1948 and as chief since 1951 Formerly with Baxter Springs born Joplin Mo Survivors include his widow and a daughter Funeral services at First Christian Church Lawrence Friday and at Baxter Springs Saturday Burial in Forest Park Cemetery Joplin
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Joe Skillman
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Rosellini Office Says He Would Take No Nickel
In Olympia Washington the state governor Albert D Rosellini's office released a brief remark denying any payment or nickel exchange related to a stamp map issue. The Herald, citing local sources, notes weekly payments and ongoing uncertainty amid the weather disruptions.
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