Spectacular Growth of Jehovah's Witnesses Sees End Times Belief
The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society known as Jehovah's Witnesses has grown from 100000 members in 1943 to over 1 million with 2 million more reading its literature. The group, active in 90 countries including the United States, emphasizes door to door preaching and assigns many members as full time workers. They anticipate the end of the world soon in a climactic Armageddon, with 144000 joining heaven and others living forever on earth. They reject hell and eternal punishment and view other religions as instruments of Satan.
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Louis Cassels
UPI
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society
Jehovah's Witnesses
United States
Satan Witnesses
Michael Butile
Jon Cut
Isiake
Witnes
Telic
William J. Whalen
Purdue University
Jesus
Battle of
Arnaged
Jehovah
Heavensdon
Taxpayers Overpaying State Tax in 1968 Returns
Sacramento reports a sample of 1968 income tax returns shows many taxpayers do not take credits and overpay state personal income tax. The Franchise Tax Board urges following credits 25 for individuals 50 for joint filers 8 per dependent, deducting standard or itemized deductions, and applying credits to determine balance. April 15 is deadline.
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Sacramento
Martin Huff
Franchise Tax Board
Huff
California
Asian Econom Council Planned In Southeast Asia
Delegates at the Fourth Ministerial Conference for Economic Development of Southeast Asia agreed to establish a council to study the region’s economy over the next decade. Thailand proposed the project and will donate 1 million dollars. headquarters will be in Bangkok.
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Bangkok
API
Southeast Asia
Thailand
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