Neighborhood Youth Corps program approved in Phoenix area
A 1 237 320 Neighborhood Youth Corps project in Phoenix and Maricopa County aims to enroll 2 400 youths. Milton Gan says the work project starts immediately with nine counselors available and co directors Joseph Villa and John Walker overseeing. Youths 16 to 22 will work 32 hours weekly for 12 weeks at 1 25 dollars per hour, with 38 agencies offering placements including Memorial Hospital.
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Maricopa County
Milton Gan
Joseph Villa
John Walker
Villa
Memorial Hospital
Whales Learn to Live in Water Not Fish
An 18 volume Britannica ae Encyclopaedia excerpt explains whales are mammals in the order Cetacea. They originated from land ancestors, retain five finger bones in fin structures, and nurse young with milk. Whales are warm blooded, have blubber, and breathe air through lungs.
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Britannica Ae
Ape
Phoenix, Gazette
P.O
Phoenix
Ariz
Bonna Aterson
Cedar Grae
Baptists Plan New Venture at 58th Convention
San Francisco reports that the American Baptist Convention will feature Operation Outreach at its 58th annual meeting May 19 to 23. Delegates will visit area churches on May 23 and, after lunch and briefing, go to nearby communities to share the Baptist message with residents.
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UPI
American Baptist Convention
Sea of Cortez
Mexico City
Hermosillo
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Guadalajara
Aeronaves de Mexico
Acapulco
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Montreal
New York
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Toronto
Mexico
United States
Canada
Europe
Central
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Baptist World Congress Enlists Delegates from 69 Nations
Washington reports that 69 countries have registered for the 11th Baptist World Congress in Miami Beach from June 25 to 30. Dr. Theodore F. Adams says 42 countries have accepted program spots and he awaits replies from others.
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Washington
UPI
Miami Beach
Theodore F. Adams
The
Baptist World Alliance
Religion Need By Man Cited
New York AP reports Swiss physician Dr Paul Tournier argues man's need for religion is so strong that if the true one is removed he creates new forms. He cites a book The Healing of Persons noting a religion of the medicine bottle and other even more naive faiths.
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New York
Paul Tournier
Britannica Junior contest riddles and writing prize
A reader prompt invites entries for a Britannica Junior Writing contest about a perfect vacation. Prizes include a 15 volume Britannica Junior set, a Britannica World Atlas or Yearbook of Events. Entrants must include name age and address with entries.
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Sabine Wedekin
Oakland
Calif
Poor Sermon Excuse Hit in Church Magazine
Evansville Indiana Methodist pastor Rev. Webb Garrison writes in Christian Advocate that people skip church or leave empty handed due to poor sermons. He says listeners who join the exodus reveal themselves as barren souls.
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Chicago
Webb Garrison
Evansville, Ind
Christian Advocate
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