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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1966
Page
3
The piece marks Dec 15 as the 175th anniversary of the First Amendment, praising religious liberty and noting early colonial intolerance. It contrasts past religious restrictions with the Bill of Rights and debates over church and state, citing Jefferson and Madison in advocating a wall of separation.
L B Beard of Long Beach will receive a Master of Religious Education degree at Southwest Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth after earning a Bachelor of Arts in 1964 from Pacific Christian College. He is son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Beard, married to Rama Katherine Gilbert, with one child. The piece also reflects on First Amendment principles guiding church-state relations and recent Supreme Court actions on church-related matters.
The Vatican announced Pope Paul VI will visit flood damaged Florence the day before Christmas and celebrate Christmas midnight mass in the city cathedral, as relief aides coordinate aid efforts for residents.
Readable parts show morning Holy Communion at 7:48 AM and 9:10 AM Family Service, 9:10 AM Morning Prayer and Sermon, Thursday 10 AM Holy Communion and 10:30 AM Healing Service, 7 PM Daily Evening Prayer.
Our Saviors Lutheran Chancel Choir at 370 Juniper Ave presents Part 1 of Handel's Messiah at 7 20 p m under Wallace Herrewig in his 25th year as choral conductor. Four guest soloists join the open to the public performance with Dr Gaylord Falde as guest speaker.
National Council of Churches president Arthur Flemming plans a Christmas outing in Washington with his five grown children their spouses and grandchildren followed by a Santa Claus distribution. Flemming a former Eisenhower cabinet member and current University of Oregon president is known for his disciplined public service and charitable spirit.
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