Grand Dragon Defies Critics Over Klan Ties
Washington columnist recites a letter from Drew P. McDaniel Mississippi Grand Dragon defending United Klans of America and denying anti Negro stance while contrasting with King era figures. The note questions the Klan’s leadership claims, mentions Thornhill’s resignation and merger with United Klans, and critiques Un American Activities Committee inaction on Klan probes.
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Dre Wope
Washington
The
Grand Dragon
Marin America
Martin Luther King
Dick Gregory
James Farmer
King of
Pati Bayard Ruston
Adam
Clayton Powell
Arson
America
Adam Clayton” Powell
Drew Pyarsson
Mississippi
Bob Shelton
Alabama
Uniter
Kians Wich
Id McDaniel
Jeter
Thornhill
Bory Snelton
Imperial
Magnolia
McCord Enerprise
Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux’ Klan
United Klans of Amerited
McDaniel
MM Grand Dragen
Justice Department
United Klans
Tom Clark
U.S
Texas
Un-American Activiies Committee
Klan
UN- Lean Activities Committee
Pref
United States
Larson
Baytown Sun masthead and publishing details
The Baytown Sun lists Hartman James H Hare Beulah Mae Jackson Hubert J Gilmore and Bartman in editorial roles with editors publishers and managers. It notes second class matter entry at Baytown Texas, publication schedule, office addresses, and subscription rates, with associations including AP and Texas press groups.
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Wred. Hartman
James H. Hare
Preston
Beulah Mae Jackson
Hubert J. Gilmore
Bartman
Ree
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbey
P.O. Box
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Asan
Texas Pres Asso
Knowledge Grab Bag Trivia From News Digest
On this day trivia covers Paul’s epistles to Thessalonians, early U S insurance intro, Iroquois confederacy nations five, Florida tenure relative to War of 1812, Cyprus isle goddess link, 1941 battleship sinkings Repulse and Prince of Wales, plus a Kyoto temple Rokuan di known as Kinkakuji built by Yoshimitsu and completed by Yoshimachi.
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Paul
Thessalonians
Florida
U. S
Isle of
Cyprus
Golden Temple Replica Reflects Feudal Japan
Central Press Writer Ruth Ramsey notes the original Kinkakuji, built in the 14th century and burned in 1950 by a temple priest. The present structure faithfully reproduces it, yet locals insist the antique charm and patina of age surpassed the newer edition, as the reflective pond frames a noble, refined scene of feudal Japan.
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Japan
Babson Park predicts modest pre holiday retail gains
Babson Park analysts see only a slight drag from strikes and disruptions on Christmas season trade. They forecast 5 to 6 percent higher retail activity than the 1983 pre Christmas weeks, backed by high personal income, rising salaries, and growing savings despite concerns over consumer debt.
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Babson Park
Mass
Allios
Babson
Jesus says all things possible to him that believeth
A Bible verse from Mark 9 23 records Jesus declaring that belief unlocks possibilities. The quotation emphasizes faith's power and invites personal trust in divine capability.
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Jesus
Mark
Car lineup promises more power and space for models
The text notes improvements in seating space and comfort describing a broader front cabin and better entry. It cites power outputs with up to 180 hp for the new top Corsas, up to 140 hp for Monzas, and up to 500 hp for the 500s, signaling performance upgrades across the range.
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Ollman
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Un-American Activities Committee
Ilan
Ed Willis
Louisiana
William M. Tuck
Virginia
Joe Pool
Pearson
Baytown Sun
John Wadtey
Pail Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Weetes
Long
Santa
T.g.&y
Sparkle
TEX
Iit
Hoote
Mator
Osse
Lawler
Styrofoam
Esse fEaSas
SSS
Bergoin Speciels
Cee
Repulse
France
Wales
Chinaea
India
Emily Dickinson
Morton, Gould
Dorothy Lamour
Chet Muntley
Vincent Lopes
Famie
Kyoto
Yoshimitsu
Yoshimachi
Ruth Ramsey
Central
Vallaire
By Roger Babson
Corvair
Chevrolet
Chevelle
Buck Turner Chevrolet Company
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