First Church of Nazarene Revival Set for Oct 17 23
Dr. Ira E. Fowler pastor of the First Church of the Nazarene in Clovis will lead a revival October 17 to 23 at Eighth and Missouri. Evening services begin at 7 with special music led by Rev. L P Jack Durham. Fowler has pastored in New Jersey and West Virginia and has been an evangelist in the U S and Canada. He was born near Annapolis Maryland and is an author and poet with seven books in print.
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Missouri
L.P Jack Durham
Fowler
New Jersey
West Virginia
New Mexico
United States
Canada
Maryland
Annapolis
Students Marching In India Rise of Student Protests
In New Delhi AP reporter Joe McGowan describes nationwide student riots and marches across 16 states challenging Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Police used rifle fire tear gas and baton charges to restore order as officials blame opposition groups while Gandhi proposes a violence free forum to address grievances and population pressures.
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Joe McGowan JR
New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Congress Party
Dating Game Worse Than Tammy Grimes Show
AP review notes ABC moved Tammy Grimes Show off Thursday lineup to replace it with The Dating Game. The Dating Game episode featured three bachelors and a blonde contestant choosing a date for a San Francisco outing, amid a blur of silly questions and product plugs. Hawk police drama noted as a strong counterpoint with a solid, engaging episode on the same night.
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New York
ABC
Tammy Grimes
Bobby Rydell
Paul Petersen
Petersen
San Francisco
CBS
Roller rink preacher blends faith and pipe organ
The Rev. Harvey L. Gustafson of Fargo is known as the "roller rink preacher" who plays the pipe organ for skaters at Moorhead and leads St. Matthew's Lutheran worship on Sundays with a self funded classic organ. Separately strong hurricane winds can erode sand dunes 10 to 20 feet high in five to six hours.
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N.D
Harvey L. Gustafson
Moorhead
Minn
St. Matthew’s
Mankiewicz to direct Broadway adaptation of The Meteor
Joseph L. Mankiewicz, four Oscar winner, plans Broadway workout as adaptor director for Friedrich Duerrenmatt’s The Meteor. David Merrick lists the play for fall 1967, now in London with the Royal Shakespeare Company. Mankiewicz earned Oscars for All About Eve and A Letter to Three Wives.
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Broadway
New York
Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Friedrich Duerrenmatt
David Merrick
London
Royal Shakespeare Company
Mankiewicz
Open-End Educational Bond Issued For New Mexico
AP reports New Mexico proposes an open-end bond issue totaling 42.5 million for higher education and three special schools. If approved, five bond stages run 1966 to 1980, with rates pegged around 4 percent and taxes rising modestly per thousand of assessed value.
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Bill Feather
State Capital
Santa FE
New Mexico
School For the Deaf
School For the Visually Handicapped
Alamogordo
el Rito
Exra
Wallace Warns HEW Its Agents Face Arrest
Gov. George Wallace warned the HEW that any interference with Alabama schools would prompt arrest. State police molested two HEW agents at Montgomery airport on Wallace’s orders, then they left for Atlanta after refusing to answer questions.
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Montgomery
Ala
George Wallace
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Wallace
Alabama
Richard Fairley
Woodrow Bankhead
Fairley
Bankhead
Atlanta
Washington
Associated Press
Elmire County
Elmore County
Ross McQueen
HEW
Voting Age Law Issue In Michigan
Michigan voters faced a November ballot question to lower the voting age from 21 to 18, joining states like Georgia and Kentucky where 18 is allowed. The piece notes a broader trend of residency rules and voting eligibility amid population mobility and several other states proposing amendments or referenda on voting laws.
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World Today
William T. Peacock
Washington
Georgia
Kentucky
Alaska
Hawaii
United States
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Wisconsin
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Supreme Court
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James Marlow
Lusk vows to carry out Democratic platform in New Mexico
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gene Lusk pledged to fulfill his party platform if elected. He spoke in Catron County after appearances in Albuquerque where he opposed compulsory arbitration and vowed to veto a right to work measure. He also promised funds to enforce the safety code and strengthen the State Industrial Labor Commission. Senator Montoya joined a fundraiser in Albuquerque, touting gains with a Democratic win alongside Campbell and Chavez at a $16 plate dinner for 516 attendees.
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Gene Lusk
Lusk
State Industrial Labor Commission
Joseph M Montoya
Albuquerque
Montoya
Clintor P. Anderson
Jack M
Campbell, Lusk
Fabian Chavez
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