Stevens Branch Lake Overflows Near Crest Amid Lake View Rumors
The Stevens Branch Lake level sits just below overflow as speculation swirls over who will inhabit the caretaker’s handsome shack and its rumored $500 cost. Nearby roads to future lake attractions are closed while the lake’s blue reflection hints at untapped potential and a picturesque dam view attracting interest.
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Lake Authority
Recalling Guy Fawkes Day and Its Fiery Legacy
The article recounts Guy Fawkes Day on November 5 as a long standing British observance with bonfires and fireworks. It notes Fawkes was arrested in 1605 for planning to blow up Parliament with fellow Catholics, the harsh laws that followed, and the day’s evolution into a festive yet sometimes dangerous celebration with injuries and arrests reported in past years. It contrasts the sober origins with modern revelry and references incidents involving fire crews and a screen star.
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Diana Dors
Scotland Yard
Religion and Nature Sin Says Douglass Calls Pollution Moral Offense
United Press International reports Dr. Douglass a Protestant minister and executive secretary warns that polluting rivers denuding forests littering beaches and turning green into junkyards is a sin against God and our stewardship responsibilities. He cites Hudson river water pollution and broader environmental degradation as evidence and urges churches to lead a conservation crusade alongside government efforts.
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Board For
Homeland Ministries
United Church of Christ
UPI
Douglass
New York
Hudson
America
Squeaky Seats and Hidden Faces at Local Concerts
A community letter critiques Woodrow Wilson auditorium concerts. The author laments squeaking seats and suggests oiling them or composing to exploit the noises. They applaud a candid reviewer and defend frank public discussion as vital to representative government, noting many readers remain anonymous.
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Woodrow Wilson Auditorium
Prayer for outward thoughts and kindness from James W. Kennedy
A devotional prayer asks for outward thoughts toward others, forward focus, and upward guidance. It seeks warmth and friendliness, attention to spiritual and material things, and the belief that thoughts shape character and open a channel for Thy word through neighbors in Christ. Addressed to James W. Kennedy of Cincinnati Ohio, director and editor of Forward Movement Publications.
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Forward Movement Publications
Conscientious objectors debate draft card protests
Washington discusses CO protections under law and the growing pool of about 2,500 nonmilitary connected objectors serving mainly in hospitals or overseas with groups such as Mennonites and Friends. The piece notes two year service, resignation rates, and wide religious diversity among COs.
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International Volunteer Service
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Playing On Kids Interests May Help Them Learn
A teacher uses a fifth grade boy's love of horses to rebuild confidence and learning. By honoring interests, the student gains self respect, participates more, and reads more as library books become stories. The method builds curiosity and motivation for further learning.
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UPI
Robert
Martin
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Should Society Compensate Victims of Crime?
A columnist argues for crime victim compensation, tracing proposals in the United States and abroad. It notes bills by Senator Ralph Yarborough for a federal Violent Crimes Compensation Commission, California’s partial program, and existing schemes in New Zealand and Britain, plus historical roots from ancient to modern times.
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Ralph Yarborough
Texas
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Edmund G. Brown
California
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Jeremy Bentham
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