Sunday School Lesson on Joseph and Envy of Superiority
The Sunday School lesson on Joseph from Genesis 37 to 50 warns against tearing down others to seem superior. It notes Joseph’s dreams provoked his brothers, yet he proved a superior spirit through suffering and restraint. Historical allusions share that great leaders and dreamers face martyrdom, while society often undervalues gifted youths and leaders.
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Pontious Pilate
Nazareth
Joseph
Diem Holds Crisis Affair Closed and Talks Policy
President Ngo Dinh Diem told the Associated Press that Viet Nam remains in control by his decisions not advisers and that the Buddhist student crisis is closed. He pledged release of monks and students, predicted better US relations, and said Nhu serves the country with no personal aims while martial law ends and elections resume.
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Robert Bunson
Associated Press
Asia
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
National Assembly
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Herald Offers Weekly 5 Dollar News Tip Reward
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader, encouraging community members to share valuable local information with the newspaper. The program emphasizes timely, accurate tips to aid reporting.
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the Herald
Car Crashes Into House In Missoula Porch Incident
In Missoula Montana on a sleeping porch a car plowed through the structure injuring two children aged two and four, and knocking aside their mother Mrs Alvin Pelayo. The occupants were hospitalized for observation while the driver Jerry Woodworth 18 was cited for reckless driving.
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Alvin Pelayo
Jerry M. Woodworth
Pelayo
Woodworth
Deeds Filed For Transfers From Local Property Records
Deeds show parcels transferring ownership among Norman area residents and firms. Roy R Heckman to W Lee Roberts NW percent NW percent Sec 35 17 1940 acres and Norman Lumber Co to Fran i R Shull Lot 1 Gilmore Subdiv Corp Deed appear along with transfers involving Lee Casida Lorena Corby and other parcels in blocks and sections. Additional transfers include Roy H Brown to Gene Corbin Lot E Block C University Add George V Horn Irene N Twyerron and Earl A Mitchell to Mabel K O Neill. Gardner W W Campbell to James B L Snider trustee NE percent Sec 21 7 19 and William E Farris to Ray Farris jointly in E percent SE percent Sec 19 17 19 with Earl E Farris to Ray Farris percent interest in E percent.
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Roy R. Heckman
W. Lee Roberts
Norman Lumber Co
Frani R. Shull
Gilmore
Corp
Lee Casida
Lorenac
Corby
Roy H. Brown
Gene Corbin
University
George V. Horn
Irene N. Twyerron
Earl A. Mitchell
Mabel K. O'Neill
Gardner W.W. Campbell
James Bl. Snider
William E. Farris
Ray Farris
Indiv
Earl E. Farris
Property transfers list across multiple parcels in Wellsville and nearby
A series of property deeds recorded including Millard R. Lewis to Roy R. Heckman for multiple lots in Univ Add Otto Siegele to Earl S. Smith in Norman Loot, Norman Lumber Co. to Robert L. Sayler for lot 2 Gilmore Subdiv, James E. Poe to Carl Bloomer for many Seymours Add parcels Juan Martinez to Albert Coffman for Park Place blocks Lorena M. Smith to Willard Bloss for 875 foot Lot 2 McLalin Add Wellsville Thomas & Porter to Thomas E. Gleason for Lots 17 9 and N16 Lot 11 Blk 81 Elsie M. Roberts to George O D. Scott for Lot 4 Highland Heights Lorena C Curby to Guy Haffner for SE half Sec 36 16 19.
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Millard R. Lewis
Roy R. Heckman
Seymours
Juan Martinez
Albert Coffman
Park Place
Lorena M. Smith
Willard Bloss
McLalins
Wellsville
Thomas &. Porter
Thomas E. Gleason
Elsie M. Roberts
George OD. Scott
Highland Heights
Lorena C. Curby
Guy Haffner
UN Committee Debates Congo Troop Presence Post Year End
United Nations members of a 19 nation Congo advisory committee plan to reconvene Tuesday after consultations with their governments on whether U N troops should stay in the Congo beyond year end. Secretary General Thant asked for advice at a private meeting, amid U N plans to withdraw the force by 1963 end faced opposition from the United States and other powers. The mission, once as large as 19 000 troops, was deployed in July 1960 to preserve peace.
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United Nations
U Thant
Congo
U.N
Thant
United States
US and Europe clash over dollars and trade rules
US worries over a growing dollar outflow and a European tariff shift on chicken and wine. Paris concerns push for tighter foreign investment controls as Washington considers countermeasures in a broad currency and market dispute. France urges a common Market policy to curb private outside deals while welcoming dollars that boost growth.
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New York
United States
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Atlantic
French Stock Exchange
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