Critics question Goldwater faith and morality in church critique
A New York Protestant clergy group labels Barry Goldwater’s candidacy as openly contrary to 30 years of church teaching. The letter questions his character and accuses Lyndon Johnson supporters of moral double standards while praising Goldwater’s integrity amid a harsh political climate.
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Howard K Smith reports on Iowa bellwether county
Smith presents an Oct 22 TV interpretation in an Iowa farm county known as a national election bellwether since 1896. He contrasts energized Goldwater backers with older Johnson supporters, noting Goldwater’s large donor base and widespread county organizations versus Johnson’s limited enthusiasm and union financial backing.
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Investors weigh Comsat hold amid long run outlook
Readers seek guidance on enduring Comsat stock amid a dip, with one advisor urging patience and viewing the space-age issue as a long-term holding for children’s futures. The excerpt blends investment Q A with a separate note on a grand jury held for a threat case against Johnson, and other brief items.
Rightward rhetoric and a upi wire dispute
William F Buckley criticizes a committee for civil responsibility and disputes over an uptick of wire service reporting. He alleges misquotation by Larson and notes no correction or clarification from Larson despite UPI coverage. Buckley mocks the council and links Larson to Johnson administration patronage.
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Salt Shaker Counting Sparks Restaurant Talk
A restaurant delay stems from waitresses counting salt shakers to ensure supply for next shifts amid theft concerns. A minister recalls a college prank about stealing towels, while a lengthy telegram exchange discusses whether the Manion Forum and Citizens Foreign Aid Committee are fronts for the John Birch Society. The writer presses for a clear withdrawal of the charge by October 19.
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USW launches civil rights program nationwide
Pittsburgh based United Steelworkers Union begins a nationwide effort to implement the civil rights act. President David J. McDonald says the Committee on Civil Rights will run institutes in 30 districts to educate steelworkers on the act and dispel misunderstandings. Attendees include district administrative staff and 3,100 locals leaders.
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Soul tonic for students via quoted wisdom from leaders
An essay extols using 200 quotations to boost English and public speaking in youth. It cites Harley B. a college sophomore, urges memorizing quotes from Epictetus Beecher and Goethe to enrich speeches. It stresses spiritual health over medical tonics and notes sending a stamped envelope for advice from Dr. Crane Mellor.
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Brisk walks vs cold weather and public health views
Dr Brady argues against overprotective dress for cold weather and promotes outdoor activity and vigorous exercise. He cites personal anecdotes, a World War I naval note, and criticisms of unmasked behavior during common respiratory infections. He urges responsible public conduct and questions the fear of colds while endorsing practical health measures.
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Renew French Market Threat
Paris notes France warned West Germany that de Gaulle would not bluff about boycotting the Common Market if a farm price policy fails. The threat was shared during talks with Carl Carstens and Mau Mau de Murville after a cabinet meeting. French sources later denied a planned walkout.
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Obey His Voice and Renew Faith for Godly Success
Poem stresses obedience to God's voice from Exodus 19 5 urging repentance prayer and faith renewal. It emphasizes making God's way of life the choice, relying on Him for strength brains and skill to succeed. The text frames success as contingent on following divine provisions and personal responsibility.
Social Security Reform Expands Disability Benefits Reach
A 1964 Social Security amendment expands disability benefit eligibility and retroactivity. About 100000 affected workers and families may receive back payments up to eleven months to November 1963. Ministers can elect coverage until April 15, 1965. Contact local Social Security or IRS for details.
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Anderson Social Security Office
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Internal Revenue
U S Strike Command Sets Maneuvers Date
U S Strike Command tentatively schedules Army and Air Force maneuvers next March for south central and west Tennessee and northern Alabama. Spokesman at MacDill Air Force Base says the Strike Command includes the Airborne Division at Fort Campbell and the 839th Air Division at Sewart Base near Nashville.
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Fla
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