Adventist church urged to adapt mission to changing world
Walter E. Murray of Washington told about 4000 at the Potomac Conference summer meeting near here that Christian denominations must adjust missionary work to evolving attitudes and literacy advances. He called the world’s thinking a crucible and noted Adventists are often viewed as a venerable old monument unless they keep pace with modern life.
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NEW Market
Walter E. Murray
Washington
Potomac
Murray
General Conference of Adventists
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Virginia
District of Columbia
Maryland
Bomb injures three in Paris shopping area
A plas tic bomb exploded Friday night in a Paris luxury shopping district injuring a British tourist and two Parisians, with two more hurt less severely. The blast damaged a building housing perfume and jewelry shops as France faced blame from rightist factions over Algeria policy.
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Paris
Church Unity Progress Report Shared at Graymoor Meeting
A report on progress toward better understanding between the Roman Catholic Church and the World Council of Churches was given at the closing of a Christian meeting at the Graymoor Center in Garrison New York.
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Garrison
N.Y
World Council of Churches
Graymoor Rviny Einer
Notice to Public on Fire Insurance Rates Amendments Virginia
The Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau seeks approval from the State Corporation Commission to amend fire insurance rates and schedules for farm and country properties. The proposal outlines present and proposed rates for farm dwellings, contents, and endorsements A and B, with conditions for endorsements and penalties for noncompliance.
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Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau
State Corporaten Commission
Bureau of Insurance
State Corporation Commission
Gth
Blanton Building
Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Insurance Pres Bureau
American
Adenauer urges Soviet leaders to back German reunification
In Bonn Chancellor Adenauer challenged Soviet leaders to prove sincerity in easing tensions by agreeing to German reunification through free elections. He used The Day of German Unity observances to urge Berlin talks and warned the USSR over Berlin demilitarization and the refugee flow from East Germany.
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John F. Weyland
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet Union
East Germany
Adenauer
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
Khrushchev
Manufacturer Guarantees Strengthen and Lengthen in Market
Consumer complaints about early appliance failures meet a counter with stronger longer warranties across autos shirts bowling balls plastic dinnerware hosiery and many appliances. FTC and BBB push clearer terms in writing while readers learn about historic guarantees from Zippo to Rolls Royce and Polaroid.
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New York
Federal Trade Commission
Better Business Bureau
Montgomery Ward
Zippo
Ford
William and Mary Students Seek Noon Flick Breaks
William and Mary students use a noon time cartoon break at the campus center to relax between examinations.
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Williamsburg
William and Mary
Canadian Dollar Dips as Deficit, Bank Chief Dispute Rise
The Canadian dollar closed at par in New York, a five year low, while Montreal trades at 1.1325 U.S. cents. Ottawa reports a 345.5 million dollar deficit for the year ending March 31 as Finance Minister Fleming clashes with Bank of Canada chief Coyne over policy and a possible removal. Prime Minister Diefenbaker's cabinet pushes Coyne to resign. he refuses.
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New York
U.S
Montreal
Donald Fleming
Fleming
James E. Coyne
Bank of Canada
Coyne
John Diefenbaker
Sunday Liquor Sales Begin at Philadelphia Hotels
Two Englishmen ordered beer at the Sheraton in Philadelphia marking the first Sunday liquor sale in city hotels since a referendum allowed sales 1 pm to 10 pm at hotels and motels. Officials expect a boost in convention trade. Pittsburgh reports slower start.
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Philadelphia
Sheraton
John Brown
Pittsburgh
Brown
Philadelphia Hotel Association
Dee Angelo
Penn Sherwood
Church Schools Seized in Cuba Nationalization Shock
The Methodist Board of Missions reports 22 Methodist schools in Cuba have been nationalized by the Cuban government. This action follows ongoing tensions between Cuba and religious institutions. The move affects church education networks and reflects broader state seizures in the region.
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New York
Methodist Board of Missions
Cuba
Church leader warns against conforming church trends
The Rev. Dr. Theodore H. Leonard of Philadelphia urged in Santa Monica that the church must be a transforming power rather than a conforming entity shaped by popular opinion, speaking at a meeting of the Methodist Church National Missions division.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jesus
Theodore H. Leonard
Philadelphia
Methodist Church National Missions Division
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