Thought on Tenure and Doctrine by Dr Forell Quoted
The theologian Dr George W Forell of the State University of Iowa warns that church and academy tolerate shifts on doctrine ethics or commandments, but a clergy member misjudging power politics invites swift tenure loss in reflective civic context.
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George W. Forell
State University of Iowa
Take The Public Into Confidence and Gain Theirs
An editorial argues for full disclosure by public officials in school affairs led by the Board of Education. It contends secrecy breeds suspicion and that governance by consent requires openness. The piece urges ending paternalism and adopting a policy of complete public confidence in education.
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North Central Association of Schools and Colleges
Sputnik
Board of Education
Dominican intervention sparks debate on U S policy
Phil Newsom analyzes U S actions in the Dominican Republic, arguing the harm of either a slaughter or a communist takeover would damage Lyndon Johnson’s presidency. He notes limits of the Organization of American States, gunboat diplomacy concerns, and scarce inter-American force offers from Costa Rica and Honduras.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
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Dominican Republic
Lyndon B. Johnson
de Gaulle
Cuba
Caribbean Sea
U.S
Organization of American States
OAS
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NATO
Costa Rica
Nicaragua
Ecuador
Peru
Panama
Rio
Caracas
Honduras
Queen Elizabeth II Visits West Germany in Diehard Harmony Tour
The Queen and Prince Philip visit Bonn Koblenz Wiesbaden Munich Stuttgart Cologne Dusseldorf Duisburg Hanover and Hamburg in a symbolic goodwill tour timed amid European political currents. They meet West German leaders and observe Beethoven's monument while Berlin’s wall area is driven past.
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Prince Philip of
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West Germany
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Philip
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Berlin
Fire protection clash at Sophia magistrate court
In Sophia residents dispute a 50 cent monthly fire protection levy as city suit proceeds. Defendants argue they lack service while Magistrate Ralph Sallie, amid informal proceedings, considers venue changes and questions his own role with the fire department. Trial set for next week at 5 p.m. with a town lawyer expected.
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Sophia
Ralph Sallie
Ralph
Sallie
Dan Pinson
Fire Department
Thailand Faces Threat of Communist Insurgency Says China
China warns of possible insurgency in Thailand this year while Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman visits Washington. Beijing has begun covert Thai front structures and a liaison officer in Peking. Thailand counters by policing the northeast, tightening the Malaysia border, and building economic momentum to resist subversion while arguing for stopping the Viet Nam war to prevent spillover.
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Nea
China
Chen Yi
Peking
Thailand
Thanat Khoman
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South Viet Nam
National Liberation Front
SEATO
London
U. S
South
Viet Nam
North
Malaysia
Mekong
Hanoi
Prayer Invocation and Doctrinal Affirmation
A short religious invocation praises God and Jesus Christ, requesting faith to behold Him and to serve. It cites Scott Brenner as editor from Philadelphia and Today, Westminster Press, with a closing Amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
Scott Brenner
Philadelphia
Today
Westminister Press
Beckley News Papers Corporation notice of rates
Beclley News Papers Corporation issues a rate and service notice detailing mail and home delivery options. It lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, annual and semi annual terms, and per week carrier rates. The notice also notes tax, district restrictions, and carrier independence.
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Beckley News. Papers Corporation
Prince St
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Hinton
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West Virginia
Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Johnson action in Dominican Republic boosts Viet Nam morale
Washington reports that President Johnson's Dominican Republic move may lift South Vietnamese morale and signal U.S. resolve. A Vietnamese fighter in town says the Dominican stand matters more than raids in North Viet Nam, amid fears of a U.S. pullout and long war.
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Washington
NEA
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Laos
Hanoi
United States
Explosion in mine No 1 kills three in McDowell County
30 years ago from the 1915 files of the Raleigh Register an explosion in mine No 1 of the Davy Pocahontas Coal Company in McDowell County last week caused the death of three men Fred Mabry Jim Whitten and Dennis Wisecup. M J Meadows former county clerk has taken up scientific farming and fruit growing east of the city. During the past couple of weeks he has sprayed and pruned a young apple orchard which if the weather is good will yield a big lot of fruit this season.
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Yorkshire Post
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Jones
Raleigh Register
Davy Pocahontas Coal Company
McDowell County
Fred Mabry
Jim Whitten
Dennis Wisecup
M. J. Meadows
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