Editorial claims on church tax breaks at Methodist conference
The United Methodist general conference in Dallas examined church taxation and profit from tax exemptions. It cites Congressional Quarterly examples of churches using tax breaks for diverse activities and warns against ongoing state subsidies as unwise. The conference opposes special tax treatments and calls for ending exemptions on unrelated business income.
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General Conference of the
United Methodist Church
Dallas
Congressional Quarterly
New Hampshire Congregational Church
Chicago Methodist Church
New Orleans
The
Methodist Conference
Poor People Campaign aims for Washington amid unrest
The piece recalls past Washington protests from 1812 to the King's Civil Rights march and warns that the Poor People's Campaign may arrive in the capital seeking relief. It notes military alertness around D C, expects potential disruption, recalls riots after King's assassination, and questions the government's response.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
King
Columbia
Ous
Lyndon Johnson
Flood recovery and reservoir plans eyed for Southeast Kansas
Twenty five years ago flood waters were receding in Southeast Kansas as farm leaders and highway officers surveyed crop and road damage while Kansas City engineers weighed Osage and Grand river reservoirs to prevent future floods. Neosho county leaders reported 47000 acres ruined, 60000 acres flooded, and officials attended utility meetings in Kansas City.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Osage
Grand Rivers
Erie
Neosho County
Usda War Board
Neosho
John Hargrave
Emery W. Nobles
Ross Cooper
Joe F. Balch
Ralph Reeves
F. D. Diehl
Missouri Association of Public Utilities
A. F. Leverenz
Cole Leverenz
Alaska
Kennedy denies ordering King wiretap but memos suggest otherwise
The article reports Senator Robert F. Kennedy denying involvement in FBI eavesdropping on Martin Luther King and other activities while noting internal Justice Department memos indicating he knew of and authorized some wiretap actions. It cites dated notes and FBI reports linking Kennedy to surveillance tied to political figures and defense plants.
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
FBI
Pearson
Fred Black
Sheraton-Carlton
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Baker
Johnson
Kennedy
LBJ
Bobby Baker
Justice Department
Carlton Hotel
Mike Monroney
Rep
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Gerald Ford
Michigan
President Johnson
Congress
General Dynamics Defense
Charcoal cooking cancer scare examined by Dr Molner
Dr Molner discusses benzopyrine in charcoal broiled meat, noting tiny amounts on steaks and a low human cancer risk. He advises modest fires and distance from the heat, rejecting sensational scare stories while urging safe grilling practices.
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Joseph G. Molner
Molner
Ww. J
No Cold Women Clumsy Men Advice From Ann Landers
A reader blasts Ann Landers for pat answers about cold wives and asks for serious counsel. Landers replies that cold behavior stems from guilt and suggests medical evaluation for the wife and the husband, noting no cold women exist only clumsy men. She closes with personal note and a pointer to future letters.
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Ann Landers
Pat
League of Women Voters
Kennedy Interests in FBI Eavesdropping Memo and Bobby Kennedy Notes
The document recounts Kennedy’s interest in FBI eavesdropping efforts including a July 7 1961 memo on the use of electronic devices for crime investigation and wiretaps for security cases. It mentions Bobby Baker’s calls to Black’s apartment and discreet sex activity notes, with Kennedy pleased by FBI methods and wanting records kept under FBI security.
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Bobby Baker
Black
FBI
Kennedy
Courtney Evans
Attorney General's Office
Bobby Kennedy
Justice Department
Evening TV Lineup Highlights Classic Western and Variety
Gunsmoke on CBS at 6 30 features an aging sheriff turning a corner by shooting a bank robber and detaining Festus. Rowan and Martin with Sammy Davis Jr Joey Bishop and Pamela Austin lead NBC at 7. Don Ho hosts Hawaii on NBC at 8 with island scenery and song. ABC presents Kansas City Chiefs 1967 season highlights narrated by Tom Hedrick. I Spy at 9 p.m. follows Robinson and Scott as they probe antisubmarine experts evasion.
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CBS
Ralph Bellamy
Festus
Rowan & Martin
Sammy Davis Jr
Joey Bishop
Pamela Austin
NBC
Hawaii
ABC
Kansas City
Tom Hedrick
I Spy
State Department
Robinson
Scott
Phone contact instruction for Tribune carriers
The notice directs readers to contact their Tribune carrier and offers an alternate number HE 1 3400 after 4 PM if the carrier cannot be reached.
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Tribune
TV Tonight rundown of 1960s color broadcasts
The listing shows prime time lineups across channels with Gunsmoke Hawaii Five-O and The Monkees among 1960s programs. Notable time slots include 7 7:30 8 8:30 and 9 9:30 with Rowan & Martin Lucy Shaw Rat Patrol Peyton Place Family Affair I Spy and news at 10.
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Lucy Shaw
Hawaii—Ho
Andy Griffith
Felony Squad
Big Valley
Julie London
Television Schedule Highlights for Tuesday May 2
A dense KVOO chart lists programs across channels with time slots from 6:30 to midnight. Notable entries include Today Show, Jack LaLanne, Merv Griffin, Jeopardy, Love of Life, The Doctors, Perry Mason, and The Invaders among many daytime and prime time offerings.
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TVV
All Star Theater
Capt
Kangaroo
Milton Monster
Rev. Hillbillies
Kanga
Dream House
Torey
Jack la Lan
Dick van Dyke
Woody Woodbury
Mr Douglas
Donna Reed
Jon Stop
Earlton Hit by Wind and Fallen Trees
Severe weather struck Earlton at about 8 o clock Wednesday morning causing electricity outages and numerous tree limbs to block streets and damage property. Residents found yards littered with debris while wildlife suffered, and households adapted with candles and cast iron cookware.
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Earlton
Chanute Students Named as KU Commencement Candidates
Nine Chanute residents are listed as graduates candidates for the University of Kansas 96th annual commencement at Memorial Stadium on June 3. Each local student and their degree are specified, including Judith Ranabargar Juris Doctor and Gary Anderson Bachelor of Arts in Zoology.
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Chanute
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Memorial Stadium
Judith K. Ranabargar
W. Western
Gary E. Anderson
Rt. 2
Donald E. Potter
Highland
Dean I. Youngberg
N. Lafayette
Keith A. Cochran
Nicki J. McGuire
W. 4Th
Steven G. Moon
Central
Sandra A. Wood
S. Plummer
Michael Stephen Mitchell
S. Larson
Wanted men women for civil service jobs today
Advertisement for U S Civil Service job openings appealing to men and women 18 and over. Claims high starting salaries, security, advancement, and test-based entry. Promotes Lincoln Service as a private test-prep school since 1948 offering a free booklet and coupon to receive position lists and salary details.
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U.S. Civil Service
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