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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1970
Page
3
A sermon recounts the breaking of walls between Jews and Gentiles through Christ. It parallels a personal tale of racial hostility in a church entry to illustrate alienation, urging readers to tear down contemporary barriers of race region class and generation.
A college senior plans to marry after graduation as a pastor outlines B A lessons for married life. He urges couples to be attractive alert appreciative adequate aware of God and to honor faith, family, and finances. Edinburgh Scots panel shares church unity steps between the Church of Scotland and the Episcopal Church.
Twenty six sixth and seventh graders were confirmed and received into membership at the First United Methodist Church on May 17 during the 11 am service. After the service a dinner followed with parents present and a family communion to close.
Thomas Stapleton announces a June 16 Bayard conference at the House of the Transfiguration with a faculty including Mrs. Dunbar Rev. Maciejewski and Mrs. Barnett. Registration 9:00 a.m. includes lunch and dinner for a $5 fee. Diocese underwrites the event and welcomes readers from other denominations.
An essay discusses privacy as a fundamental right and defense against societal intrusion. It argues that privacy protects personal redemption and conscience, warns against mass surveillance and mind control, and notes laws reflect but do not define civil values. The piece urges rulers and citizens to protect inner life and moral choice.
SEASONING TOWN MAGNOLIA, Ky. AP. A playful card edition features a crossword with across clues ranging from folds over to world war II area and down clues including shoe form and afresh. The page notes a quirky town joke about families named Salt Peppers and Lemmons.
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