Morality and Racial Problems Pondered by Baptists
The 108th annual Southern Baptist convention opens amid focus on morality and racial issues. A punch-card voting system replaces hand-written ballots as sermons, songs, and greetings from Gov. Connally mark the opening. Texas, with about 1.7 million Baptists, hosts the event.
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Agitation Blamed on Communists By Hoover Speech
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover charged that U S Communists helped organize the student march on Washington in April and aim to trigger nationwide action similar to peace strikes to press their foreign policy aims. He warned of a diabolical scheme by the Communist Party USA to influence public opinion amid Viet Nam and Dominican Republic disputes.
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Staggers Sees Gap In Johnson Tax Plan
Rep. Harley O. Staggers warned in Washington that raising Social Security taxes while cutting excise taxes would hurt lower income families and waste savings for higher earners. He urged restoring the WWII-era $1,000 personal exemption to revive consumer buying and stimulate the economy. The plan would blunt the impact of tax changes on families earning $35,600, $7,500, and $2,000 annually, he said.
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Court frees two serving life terms West Virginia inmates
The State Supreme Court ordered the release Tuesday of two inmates at West Virginia Penitentiary serving life terms. Renceford Lovejoy and Carl Hall were freed after findings that they had been denied attorneys in pretrial trials under the Habitual Criminal Act. Hall was sentenced in 1949 from Calhoun County and Lovejoy in 1953 from Logan County. The court rejected the appeal of Henry Cephas sentenced to life in 1943 for statutory rape, finding he had not been denied an attorney.
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Carl Hall
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Logan County
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Rayleigh County
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Charleston Gazette and Carrier Rates and Subscriptions
Notice details Charleston Gazette subscription options and carrier delivery terms. Includes pricing for monthly, quarterly, and annual plans, inside and outside West Virginia, with payment instructions and carrier contact notes. Also mentions Associated Press membership and delivery scope.
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