Heath forms new Conservative government in Britain
Prime Minister Edward Heath met at 10 Downing Street with key aides after an upset victory that gave the Conservatives a 30 seat majority over Labour. Leaders including Sir Alec Douglas-Home arrived as Heath weighs cabinet choices while Wilson resigns to Queen Elizabeth.
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Emmanuel Baptists Plan Dedication
The Entrance Baptist Temple will dedicate its new building on U S 40 near Woeady Grange Hall Huyetts Crops roads. A week of revival meetings begins Sunday with Dr Bid Lyles of Murfreesboro Tennessee as evangelist and nightly services at 7 39. Lyles oversees The Voice of Revival radio broadcast.
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Christians in the World on Relationships With Others
The article discusses Paul's Rome letter guidance on Christian ethics. It urges presenting the body as a living sacrifice, rejecting fleshy sins, bearing the fruit of the Spirit, and loving others through shared joys and sorrows. It emphasizes humility, equality of the poor and rich, and pursuing peace without sacrificing truth.
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Living sacrifice and love guiding Christians in persecution
A religious reflection cites Romans 12 81 urging Christians to overcome evil with good and bear love to all, even enemies. It discusses turning to God for judgment, loyalty to civil government, and abiding by conscience while seeking improvements.
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Permisinn
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Church Briefs and Upcoming Christian Events
Salem United Church of Christ marks Holy Communion Sunday at 9 30 a m and Christian Education Committee meets Monday at 7 30 p m Camp registrations due to Mr Donald Rice with church paying half the camper costs The Disciples of Christ host a pe d i en n i a l assembly at Purdue University June 22 26 theme We Act in Faith and Miracles Observed Women from First Christian Second Christian Martinsburg Christian Beaver Creek Christian and Hagerstown Evangelistic Temple attend Evangelist Dishong of Greencastle leads service at Hagerstown church open to public Holy Trinity consistory to meet after 10 45 a m service this Sunday planning committee report on agenda Little Falls Chapel hosts special services including Evangelist Richard Hartley at Fatting Waters West Virginia
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Hancock Church Dedicates Sanctuary and Addition
The United Methodist Church in Hancock dedicated its remodeled sanctuary and an educational building addition during services before about 200 worshippers. The mortgage burning followed, with Rev. Harald Wolf officiating and Rev. Herbert Doggett assisting, as a memorial carillon gifted by the Chancel Choir was dedicated by Mrs. Roy McKee, Mrs. Larry Smith, and June Tay. Former pastors joined in the celebration.
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UCLA Ousts Communist Professor
UCLA regents vote 15 to 6 not to renew Angela Davis’s one year acting assistant professorship in philosophy. Gov. Reagan led the removal effort and Davis vowed to challenge the decision in court while citing academic freedom and possible defiance of the decision by UCLA.
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Nixon Weighs Veto Decision At Camp David
President and Mrs Nixon head to Camp David for a family holiday weekend as a possible veto on a key issue looms. Constitutional lawyers prepared briefs urge granting 18 year olds voting rights by legislation rather than a constitutional amendment.
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Bribery Warning From Scriptural Quotation
A moral admonition cautions against material gifts that sway judgment and pervert truth. The passage invokes duties of integrity, citing Deuteronomy 16 15 and warning that gifts can blind the wise and corrupt words.
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Prime Minister Heath Narrowly Wins as Wilson Defeated
Telegraphed congratulations to Heath from London and sympathy for Wilson mark a funds and policy shift. The Conservative win boosts the pound to 2.4002 dollars while pundits note Heath will pursue closer ties to the United States. Wilson concedes a low turnout and laments an unforeseen political shift.
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Grand Jury To Probe Jackson State Killings
A federal grand jury will convene June 29 to investigate the Jackson State College shootings that killed two young men during a line of gunfire by highway patrol officers and guardsmen. Governor Williams says he will not be subpoenaed and plans to cooperate with any duly constituted investigation.
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Egypt says Israeli jets turned back over canal zone
Cairo reports Israeli war planes attacked canal zone targets but antiaircraft fire hindered mission. Israeli spokesmen say planes continued daily raids with no losses. Kuwaiti troops bury 16 fallen heroes in Cairo after air strike. Lebanese minister meets Nasser with undisclosed message on relations with Palestinian resistance. Israeli spokesman says guerrilla killed near Daniva bridge with arms and shells found.
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The Daily Mail Establishment and Publication Details
The Daily Mail notes its establishment and telephone line 7244001. It is published at 2521 Summit Ave Hagerstown Maryland with Republication rights reserved for Associated Press content. Subscription rates list various monthly and yearly prices and delivery terms.
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Workers Stop Work Over Hawaiian Curse At College Site
Hawaiian laborers walked off the job at Kalaapohaku near Chaminade College claiming a curse on the construction. They sought a kaluna to lift it, then allowed a Roman Catholic monsignor to bless the site. Norbert Ikeda said strange goings on followed the halt, and church officials performed prayers in both Hawaiian and English as workers returned.
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George Mahoney Plans Senate Bid Filing Monday
Baltimore parlay contractor George DL Mahoney announced he will file Monday as a candidate for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate. He said this would be his ninth statewide bid and will appear at the State Administration Board of Election Laws office in Annapolis at 10 am.
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