Soviet Propaganda Aimed at Scaring Soviets, West Says
Moscow observers say Soviet propaganda has intensified to frighten its own people and pressure the West. Diplomats note daily war horror imagery, claims of American hostility, and threats against German leaders to shape talks with the United States, West Germany, and NATO for next year.
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States
West Germany
Paign
Adolf
Heusinger
Ton
Tero Monaganda
Soviet Union
Ion
North Atlantic Alliance
Avis
Religion Held Place in Public Limelight in 61
A 1961 review shows religion in public focus from school funding debates to ecumenical moves. The World Council of Churches expanded and opened ties with the Russian Orthodox Church, while United Church of Christ formed from Congregational Christian and Evangelical and Reformed churches. The Blake proposal signaled interdenominational unification talks among Presbyterians, Episcopalians, Methodists, and the new united church. A March English Bible release sparked debate over its aim to clarify language. Moral theologians debated justified self defense amid fallout shelter fears, with no final resolution by year’s end.
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World Council of Churches
Unity
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Philadelphia
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Disciples of Christ
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Eugene Carson Blake
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U.S.A
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America
L. C. McHugh
S. J
Prince of Peace
Mao Tze Tung and Fear Drive Chinese Control
A report discusses hunger and hard labor in Red China, with Mao Zedong tight control fostering fear and pride. It cites reasons for potential rebellion, including political authority, peasant roots, and dependency on state agriculture, while noting propaganda and limited access to outside information.
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China
Henry A. Bushwamm
Willow
Walter Queen
Mao Tze Tung
Level
Red Army
Communist Party
Mao
United States
Westtern
Russia
Southeast Asia Faces Decision On Communism in 1962
Southeast Asia may face a year of pivotal choices as communism presses southward. In Taos and South Vietnam gains for the movement raise questions on Laos ceasefire effects. Sukarno drums for West New Guinea, Thailand eyes USSR trade, Sihanouk balances East and West, Burma probes a Red China loan.
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Malaya
Southeast Asia
Wartorn
Taos
South
Viet Nam
Laos
Sukarno
Wetherlands New Guinea
West Sriaan
Thailand
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Cambodia
Prinece Sihanouk
Burma
Red
China
Leftist Toure shifts stance toward neutralism policy
President Sekou Toure appears to edge toward a policy of positive neutralism while sharpening his approach. President Kennedy intensifies push to shape a legislative agenda for the upcoming Congress session. A fretful Evansville merchant and a nursing home patient alleging poisoning are noted. New Year watch services planned at Peace Tabernacle and First Pentecostal Church of Seabrook with 10:30 p.m. speakers.
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Peace Tabernacle
N. Main
First Pentecostal Church of
Seabrook
New Peace Tabernacle
C.F. Calk
C. T. Caruthers
Price Of Farm Products Rises One Per Cent
Washington AP Farm product prices rose nearly one percent between mid November and mid December led by higher prices for animals broilers oranges and tobacco. Cotton eggs and milk fell seasonally. Overall farm prices were about eight tenths of one percent below a year ago and about four tenths of one percent below the level at the Kennedy administration’s start. Prices paid by farmers for goods and services rose a third of seven percent to a December high.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Kennedy
Hong Kong Women Push to End Concubine System
Hong Kong women urge abolition of concubinage in the Chinese marriage system though many locals oppose rapid change. A government panel proposed a future deadline for illegal marriages, while many favor private, unofficial “modern Chinese marriages” with concubines common among all social classes.
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Hong Kong
China
Saddle maker keeps trade alive in Chambers County
Naw 64, he has been making saddles since he was a boy. It’s the only trade he has ever had, says Mrs. Turner. Charlie Harmon, the late Chambers County pioneer, still works a full day in his Hankamer saddle shop. He does not like riding horses, claiming, I’m the rider in the family.
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Texas
Louisiana
Mrs. Turner
Charlie Harmon
Chambers County
Harmon
Hankomer
Unitarian Visit From Rev. Brandon L Lovely
The Rev. Brandon L. Lovely of the First Unitarian Church of Austin will speak to the Baytown Unitarian Fellowship board at 7 45 p m in the Chamber of Commerce building. Sponsored by the Southwest Conference of Unitarian Universalists he will discuss progress problems and plans for the future. All fellowship members may attend. Douglas Benton speaks at 11 a m Sunday on A Face To Live By followed by a discussion.
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Brandon L. Lovely
First Unitarian Church of Austin
Baytown Unitarian
Chamber of Commerce
Lovely
Southwest Conference of Unitarian Universalists
Austin
Baytown
Lowell Lammers
Douglas Benton
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