Minister Owns Famous Cave Hosts Services In Ozark Cavern
Rev Ly man Riley 43 owns Ononaga Cave at Leasburg Missouri a famed Ozark cavern described among America's top ten. He and other clergy hold candlelit services there on Sundays and holidays using rock formations as pulpit attracting worshippers from far away. Riley once guided Meramec Caverns then taught school before becoming a minister in 1964. He is active in Ozark youth work and philanthropies noting none of his 23 marriages has ended in divorce.
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Lyman Riley
Reorganized Church of Latter-Day Saints
Ononaga Cave
Leasburg
Ozark Hills
America
Mer. Riley
Ozark
Stray Dogs On Streets Are a Public Menace
A column warns that stray dogs roaming Thomasville streets threaten public safety and rabies risk. It urges owners to leash or confine pets, cites lack of vaccination tags, and calls for municipal leash laws to prevent attacks on children and adults.
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Thomasville
Cleavage between Russia and Red China debated in Marxist terms
The piece argues Marxist ideology creates a religious response among followers with a norm set by party organs. It contrasts Soviet right deviationism under Khrushchev with Red China as left deviationist and notes China rejects the Soviet norm as the basis for a universal state.
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Russia
China
Marx
Engels
Lenin
Church Council
Communist Party
Naa
Presidium
Politbureau
Idea
Soviet Russia
Stalin
Red China
Khrushchev
Khrushchevides War Not Inevitable Peaceful Coexistence Debate
The analysis contrasts Khrushchev and Mao on war versus peaceful coexistence. It notes Khrushchev’s 1956 1969 and 1987 statements denying war’s inevitable fate and argues China clings to Leninist war to destroy capitalism while the Soviet Union pursues peaceful growth. It also contrasts economic independence Soviet Russia versus Red China’s dependencies and ambitions.
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Lenin
Khrushchev
Soviet Russia
China
United States
Europe
Red China
Canada
Australia
Russia
Red
Turpentine Fought As Poison By Health Ruling
Southern congressmen and the American Turpentine Farmers Association oppose a Pure Food and Drug Division ruling that would label turpentine as a poison. They warn the move would undermine a basic Southern product used as a mouthwash and first aid remedy and threaten its medicinal and industrial value.
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South
Pure Food and Drug Division
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
American
Turpentine Farmers Association
Southland
Department of
Federal aid to education should start with teaching arithmetic
The piece argues for federal funding to build 600000 new school rooms in ten years and highlights rising teacher pay between 1948 and 1959, increased college graduates ready to teach, potential district reorganizations to save costs, and declining pupils per room, while criticizing bureaucratic interference.
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U. S. News and World Report
Washington
America
Summit chatter over fashion at receptions clouds proceedings
Report notes endless talk about ladies outfits and hair at the summit and receptions. Observers describe Mrs J as resplendent in emeralds while others criticize outfits and the overall spectacle amid the formal events.
Noisy Wrestle Over Berlin Dominates Cold War Debate
The article outlines the Berlin dispute between the Western powers and the Soviet Union, arguing that free elections would create one Germany while Russia supports a divided Germany and East Berlin. It notes West Berlin as a Western outpost and symbol of freedom, and explains Khrushchev's demand to pull Western troops and recognize East Germany, with potential loss of West Berlin if concessions are made.
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Washington
Berlin
Soviet Union
Germany
West Germany
Russia
East Germany
Stalin
Guergutes
United States
Britain
France
West Berlin
West
Khrushchev
Sinner-saved by Grace: Billy Graham sermon reply
The preacher says all are sinners yet saved by grace through faith in Christ Jesus. He notes Paul called himself chief of sinners but Christians remain sinners by nature yet redeemed, as Bell becomes Graham by vow and faith. He concludes we are all sinners saved by grace.
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Reese
Christ Jesus
Paul
Christ
God
Bell
Graham
ISA TTI alpades DOWN 1 2 3 4 5 8 9 10 11 16 17 19 21 22 23 43 45
Puzzle clues and partial answers listed in a mixed order. Reads like a cryptic style word list with definitions and cross references.
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Gobi Desert
Mandate
Ideal Golf
Handshakes and the proper greeting
The piece contrasts two handshake styles a limp hand and a crushing grip. It argues both are unfriendly and urges a cheerful smile to accompany a firm friendly handshake.
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