Christmas Bodily Spirit in Brotherhood Guiding Faith
A religion columnist argues Christmas centers on the embodied humanity of Jesus and the brotherhood of mankind. Christianity, he says, fuses spirit and matter, with Christ’s life and actions grounding salvation in tangible human experience.
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Highlights in History for December 23, 1964
On December 23 history marks Washington’s 1783 resignation at Annapolis and Mount Vernon retirement, Maryland’s 1788 district cession for the national government, 1823 Moore’s A Visit from St. Nicholas published, 1941 Wake Island fall, and other 10 year to one year milestones including Beria, Eisenhower, and the Lakonia tragedy.
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Manager Named in Mescalero Cattle Growers Case
AP reports Jim Campbell named acting manager of the Mescalero Cattle Growers Association in Ruidoso. Campbell steps into leadership role amid organizational changes affecting local cattle industry.
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Nichols Tries Directing Virginia Woolf Next
Hollywood interview with Mike Nichols who will direct Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf for Warner Brothers starting March 22. He reflects on past success with Elaine May and Barefoot in the Park and plans two weeks of rehearsal before filming.
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Money Flowing Faster Than It Did Year Ago
The article notes faster turnover of money in banks, with November check transactions rising 15.4 billion nationally, boosting the money supply. Federal Reserve actions increase lendable funds to back holiday spending while long term rates stay steady and short term rates are kept high to protect the dollar.
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Santa Claus on the move in Georgia town
Santa Claus, Ga. reports growth this Christmas season as Mayor Bill Salem notes a paving project on Reindeer Street and a population rise from five in 1960 to twenty eight. He cites new home permits and plans for further housing while letters from around the world arrive for postmarking.
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Goren On Bridge By Charles H Gore n
South misread clubs but salvaged six hearts. South’s play forced West into a club sequence while East discarded. A final spade maneuver left declarer two last tricks for the slam chance, with North securing the last two as East surrendered.
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Farm workers may gain Social Security eligibility
The Labor Department estimates nearly 2 million farm workers will become eligible for Social Security pensions when they reach retirement age. A worker is covered if he earns at least 150 dollars in cash wages annually, or if under 150 dollars for a 21 day period or more.
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Pure Italian talc near ninety nine percent magnesium silicate
Plre powder Rome notes its talc is highly pure with about 99 percent magnesium silicate content.
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