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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1976
Page
4
The Pioneer Opinion Page warns readers about Moonies followers and similar cults noting a national AP report portrays them as a lobbying effort. The piece stresses scrutiny of funds and how money is spent before donating to door solicitors.
The Bemidji Ministerial Association warns members about The Unification Church led by Rev Sun Myung Moon. It cites solicitation drives, past donations, and says the group fixes flowers or candy for contributions while its programs are unclear.
Gov. Wendell Anderson may back Walter Mondale for vice president to create a Senate vacancy and boost his own prospects. If Mondale wins the VP slot, Anderson could resign to let Rudy Perpich appoint a new senator, reshaping Minnesota’s political map and boosting GOP chances for the governor’s seat.
A private luncheon discussion among top executives in New York questioned price cutting in a basic industry. They argued for pricing discipline to maintain capacity, invest returns, and avoid market chaos, while noting concerns about oligarchic behavior and legal risk.
Sun Myung Moon followers press Congress on Capitol Hill with gifts and discussions framed as spiritual witness. Critics allege lobbying for South Korea and a PR push for Moon, amid possible probes into tax status and foreign connections.
Art Buchwald reports on network executives debating how to spackle four days of Democratic and Republican conventions with entertainment. They discuss interviews with noncandidates, peanut farm documentaries, historical speeches, Super Bowl highlights, and a plan to influence a Carter nomination through noncoverage of the first ballot.
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