Two SACB votes split along party lines in Senate debate
California senators Derma and Cranston led opposition to the Subversive Activities Central Board funding, with a 46 to 40 rejection of SACB funds and a later 51 to 37 vote to fund for one year but barred from listing alleged subversive groups. Cranston called the board an archaic holdover. Tunney labeled it a waste of money.
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John V. Tunney
Alan Cranston
Cranston
SACB
Star-Chamber
McCarthy
Tunney
Justice Department
Hill Cumorah Pageant grows from humble start to national spectacle
The Hill Cumorah Pageant in Palmyra, New York, has evolved from borrowed costumes and rented lights in 1937 to a major religious production. This summer it features five large stages, 20 smaller ones, and about 500 volunteers. More than 190,000 spectators are expected across six nightly performances.
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UPI
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Mormons
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Christ
Silent clergy urged to speak out on social issues
Evangelicals are urged to engage publicly in social issues after a study shows conservatives tend to stay silent on such topics. Dr. Gilbert James and Dr. Carl F. H. Henry press for visible Christian witness beyond private life, risking clash with vested interests and attracting potential public activism.
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UPE
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Wilmore
James
Henry
APLEA
Evangelical Social Witness
Baker Book House
Henry Wald
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