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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1975

Page

5

U S youths go Eastern in Dallas Gurukula school

In East Dallas about one hundred children of Hare Krishna followers attend the Gurukula a commune school for Lord Krishna’s youth aged 3 to 11 They study the Bhagavad Gita wear saffron robes and live in a monkish environment under the International Society for Krishna Consciousness founded by A C Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada The day runs from 4 am to 7 pm with mixed gender housing in a church basement and strict religious routines The article notes the differing lifestyle and aims of training future priests for the movement

Dallas Tex East International Society For Krishna Consciousness A C Baktivedanta Swam Prabhupada Krishna Lord Krishn

Church leader to launch nationwide broadcaster action

New York AP report notes Rev. Dr. Everett C. Parker of the United Church of Christ will head a nationwide effort to help local groups spur improved content on radio and TV. He warns that television’s glamorous image twists values from reality and calls the move an enormous but necessary undertaking for the people.

New York Everett C. Parker Office of Communications The United Church of Christ OK. Parker Broadcasting and Film Commission National Council of Churches United Methodist Communicatwas Office 35

Ousted minister says prayer sparked Korean expulsion

An American missionary in Korea explains his deportation followed by a church meeting prayer. He describes widespread Thursday prayer gatherings across Korea as a protest against government oppression and says authorities monitor public prayer events, especially for children. He notes government pressure and outlines church initiatives to influence broadcast policies and content with workshops and monitoring guidance.

New York South Korea Korea George Mjestece Hee Park Ogle Paceérn United Methodist People’s Revolutionary Party Park Korean National Council of Ciurches

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