National Council of Churches shaped by race stance and funding
In 1950 leaders formed the NCC with 31 denominations and a $14 million annual budget. It grew as a major interdenominational body, supporting Church World Service relief and education divisions while taking a strong public stand against racial segregation. Southern opposition and withdrawal moves sparked ongoing controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Cleveland
National Council of the Churches of Christ
National Council of Churches
NCC
Episcopal Church
St. Louis
South
Methodist Church
Presbyterian U.S. Church
Disciples of Christ
Southern Baptist Convention
Overseas Relief Department
Church World Service
Division of
Christian Educationes
Division of Foreign Missions
Home Missions Division
Lian
Mississippi
Republicans Clash Over Leadership in Omaha Reunion
The 1949 GOP power struggle in Omaha saw Hugh Scott facing a purge attempt by rival factions including Harold Stassen supporters and Taft allies. Scott retained chairmanship 54 to 50, then resigned seven months later amid sharp intra party battles. Dean Burch faces a similar hard line maneuver as contemporary party tensions rise.
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Harry Truman
Thomas F. Dewey
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Reublican National Committee
Republican National Committee
Omaha
Neb
Scott
Independence
Harold E. Stassen
Robert A Taft
Col
Robert R. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
Dewey
Roy FE. Dunn
Minnesota
Almos
National Committee
Electric gifts for a bright Christmas list
Everyone needs something electric. Visit your Electric Appliance Dealer for a vast selection. From toasters and coffee pots to electric trains and shavers, plan an electric Christmas and delight family members with lasting gifts.
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Aunt Bessie
Grandma
Junior
Sis
Grandpa
Dad
Fred
Complex 1964 TV Schedule Listings Across Stations
A dense OCR of December 1964 TV guides shows a multi-station schedule with programs such as The FBI Chronicles Herald of Truth oral Roberts and Wagon Train alongside movie features and news segments. It lists times for KGNC KFOX KAUZ and others with religious services sports and entertainment programs through late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oral Roberts
Porky Pig
Bullwinkle
Discovery
the Christophers
Dory Funk
Ann Sothern
Dan Smoot
Bill Bailey
Don Peepies
Television Schedule Summary for December 14 1964
Radio and TV listings for KFDX KGNC KFDA KAUZ and EVII channels show daytime to late evening programming including news Weather shows The Tonight and Afternoon network programs. highlights include Match Game Jeopardy You Dont Say The Doctors Edge of Night Secret Storm Password House Party and Jack Benny Show with station promos and local scheduling notes.
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KFDX
Today
Daddy
Mnbc News
NBC
Say Wren
NBC News
Loretta Young
Funny Company
KGNC
Continental Classroom
NBC L
Bill
Huntley-Brinkley News
Linkletter
Proud Eagle
CBS Evening News
Kauz TV
Perspective
Andy of
Mayberry
Guiding Light
News
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America
Supreme Court
Brotherhood of Man
General Board
General Assembly
National Window
LBJ
Repub
Dewey Truman
Bob
Dean Burch
Burch
Fiehet
Linday Kay
Bobby Jo
Safari
Aw Whole Family
Childress Office
Sunnlyv
First State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Reddy
West Texas Utilities Company
T.V. Guide
Kfox TV
World of Color
the Rogues
Fvening Report
Southwest Report
Weathervane
Sports Report
Naked City
Nighcap
Kgnc Tva
Dixie
First Presbyterian Church
Vietnan
Walt Disneys
Wonderful World of Color
Bill Dana
Bonanza
KFDA
NFL
CBS Live
Pittsburgh
Dallas
CBS
Seabring
20Th Century
Electronic News
Dan True Weather
Ed Sullivan
Joey Bishop
KAUZ
This
First Baptist Church
Well of Faith
NFL Today
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dallas Cowboys
Pro Football Report
Jack Benny
Twentieth Century
Lassie
Mortial
Vamore
Farm & Ranch
Tri-State Report
CBS Morning News
The
Real McCoys
CBS News
Tennesee
Ernie Ford
Ray Millana
General Hospital
Prailmaster
C. V. Jones
Odeis
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