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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
3
The author recalls demonstrations by so called American students linked to Castro's Cuba. He denounces beatnik behavior and antiwar rhetoric seen before the House Un American Activities committee. Editorial tone notes propaganda aims and questions American loyalty amid Cold War tensions.
Statement of ownership for the Big Timber Pioneer published in Big Timber Montana dated September 26 1963. It lists publishers editors and business managers as Ray G Beck and Lamont I Beck with addresses in Big Timber Montana. The owner is listed as an individual, with stockholders and transfers described, plus bondholders and average circulation per issue.
Tulsa World reporter Al Girdler received a letter from a McAlester state prison inmate noting a prior misnumbering error. The crisp remark commented on incorrect digits and drew attention to reporting accuracy within the prison correspondence.
Chicago leaders from the Methodist and Evangelical United Brethren churches announce a plan to form an 11 million member United Methodist Church. The proposal follows eight years of talks with a target merger in 1968 and a Nashville meeting in December to refine for the 1966 Wichita conference.
The Methodist church with 10,234,986 members is the largest Protestant denomination in the United States. The EUB church, formed in 1946 by a union of the Evangelical church and the United Brethren in Christ, includes about 750,000 members and has some Canadian congregations.
The Harrisburg public library received two overdue volumes titled Biographical Sketches of Royalists in the American Revolution. The borrower is unknown due to bookkeeping errors, and $1,478.25 in fines remains unpaid.
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