Editorial Review of Desegregation in Churches
The February Reader’s Digest article by Lee Nichols and Louis Cassels notes churches face a tougher task than schools in desegregation yet many congregations admit sin and take steps to end segregation. It cites Catholic leadership, Protestant lay governance, and Detroit’s St Andrew’s as signs of slow progress and rising giving with integration efforts advancing though far from complete.
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Lee Nichols
Louis Cassels
Harper’s
Federal Council of Churches
South
Olic
Vincent S. Waters
North Carolina
Louisiana
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Christian Fellowship
Avoid Retirement Blues and Find New Purpose After Work
Retirement can mark a chance for growth not rest. Stay in work you enjoy, or pursue buried talents after leaving a traditional job. Rest and self-care become paths to health and renewed energy, while improving body, education, and spirit keeps retirement blues at bay.
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Journal of Lifetime Living
New Suit Hopes for West Virginia University Expansion
West Virginia University faces crowded facilities as enrollment climbs from 3300 prewar to over 5900 this fall. Officials seek new colleges in Agriculture Forestry Home Economics and Engineering, plus bigger space, staff, and up-to-date equipment. Mechanical Hall and other buildings are aging and fire hazards. Enrollment in Engineering and related fields is rising, with projections exceeding 2000 by 1970.
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Stewart
West Virginia University
College of Agriculture, Forestry and Home Economics
Oglebay Hall
College of Engineering
Engineering
Pierce B. Lantz
West Virginia
w_V.U. Daily Athenaeum
Here Comes Uncle Sam Part II by Lotus L. Lacy in Warren
In the second installment of Here Comes Uncle Sam Lotus L Lacy reflects as a local letter carrier in Warren Pa on delivering letters from Earth and the varied reactions of townsfolk to joys disappointments and missing news She notes growing from girl pushing a doll cart to woman wheeling a carriage and a boy to a pipe smoking man while recalling cemetery neighbors and the endless demand for more correspondence.
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Uncle Sam
Warren
Beckley Beckley News Rates and Postal Details
Becktley newspaper shows mailing and subscription rates with daily and Sunday options, two percent tax note, and addresses for distribution partners. It explains post office handling, advertising representation, and the Associated Press rights. The piece lists subscription prices by period and notes regional tax and address requirements for address changes. Local distribution partners and responsibilities are named, with Beckley Newspapers Corporation highlighted.
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Hinton
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Ealtor
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AP News
Brooks & Finley Inc
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Atlanta
Los Angeles
San Francisco
West Virginia
Cartier
Cerriete
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Tidepender Attactors
Beckfeypers Corporation
Letter Writing as a Path to Friendship and Civic Hope
C J Needy Meade reflects on letter writing as a civic habit that nourishes humanity. He recalls mail delays, the boy at the Children's Home seeking letters, and urges readers to overcome procrastination and fear. He advocates writing to officials and neighbors to improve the world and personal outlook.
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Pearl Harbor
Sam
Dinah Shore Promises Duet On NBC Show Amid Barroom Quip
New York gossip notes Dinah Shore brightens a 57th Street rehearsal room between hamburger bites and 35 mm photos while awaiting a TV duet with Perry Como against Phil Silvers on NBC Tuesday. Her Hollywood troupe of about 20 arrives, each at 1500 in expenses. Dinah jokingly questions if the money comes from her.
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NBC
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Hollywood
Dinah
Dinah Shore Troupe Here Expenses Alone Thirty Thousand
Entertainment gossip column items note Dinah Shore plans to send a relative to a semi progressive school and jokes about expenses. Manabout-town mentions Sonja Henie rope mishap at the Roxy, Jayne Mansfield in talks with 20th Century Fox for The Wayward Bus, and other showbiz tidbits with various stars and upcoming events.
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Missy
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Roxy
EM Morocco
Dallas
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Marilyn Monroe
20Th
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Rock Hunter
John Steinbeck
George Axelrod
Case Records of a Psychologist The Worry Clinic Case
A psychologist discusses money, class, and love in dating, arguing that style and personality trump wealth. A $15 frock can outshine luxury fashion, while true love comes from selfreliance and unselfishness, not dollars. Readers are urged to write to Dr Crane and flagged with unrelated quiz snippets.
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Daniel
David
Annette
America
Pene
Crane
Alec Guinness Reflects On Career And Craft
New York interview with Alec Guinness explores his chameleon range from the third murderer in Macbeth to Hamlet and eight roles in Kind Hearts and Coronets. He discusses not wanting a formula in art, fame’s brevity, personal frugality, and a lifelong love of acting despite early doubts and hardship.
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New York 1
Alec Guinness
Guinness
Lon Chaney
Alec
Rom
Old Vic
Prayer lines on presence of Christ in daily life
A devotional prayer from George A. Little of Toronto asking Eternal God to help believers realize they belong to Christ and find life, pardon, peace, power, and eternal life through him. It reflects United Church of Canada Sunday School Publications heritage.
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Christ
George A. Little
Toronto
Ont
United Church of Canada
Water use to rise sharply by 1975 in U S
Central Press Association reports Americans will consume 350 billion gallons daily by 1973, up from 185 billion in 1950. USDA yearbook Water warns cities must expand facilities to meet peak demand and growth, stressing conservation and efficient use across industry, homes, and irrigation.
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Central Press Association
Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Hollywood By Bob Thomas TV reshapes film industry says Dozier
Hollywood leaders embrace television as a talent incubator and profit engine. Dozier, ex CBS drama chief, calls TV the country’s greatest training ground for actors writers and directors. He notes top stars like Audrey Hepburn Eva Marie Saint Grace Kelly Paul Newman and Ernest Borgnine demanded bigger pay when moving to film after TV work.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
RKO
T TV
Audrey Hepburn
Eva Marie Saint
MGM
Grace Kelly
Paul Newman
Rod Seviger
Ernest Borgnine
Fragmented historical notes on leaders and states
Vague, garbled text references Napoleon control of multiple nations and a Confederate era pairing of Lee and Grant against Mexico. Mentions Michigan growing trees with varieties, August Yugoslavia, a quoted mph rate, and a Senator Mrs Margaret Chase Smith of Maine. Overall incoherent and partially unreadable.
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Tong
Margaret Chase
Maine
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