Inside the Mormon Church A Portrait of Utah Faith and Life
Jim Bishop describes Utah and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with vivid detail. He notes temple ceremonies Brigham Youngs statue and the bee hive symbol while profiling leaders Ezra Benson George Romney and David O. McKay. The piece covers beliefs work ethic charity and welfare practices shaping Mormon culture in Salt Lake City and beyond.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Mormon Temple
Wasatch Mountains
Sit City
Great Salt
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Brigham Young
Ezra Benson
Dwight Eisenhower
George Romney
Michigan
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Dean Herald R Clark
Brigham Young University
Provo
Drew Pearson Investigates Johnsons Handling of Reynolds Case
Washington analysis questions Johnson administration and Senate handling of Maj. Don Reynolds. It cites past Air Force actions and internal records showing political pressure and inconsistencies in evaluating Reynolds, suggesting scrutiny over connections to South Carolina figures and potential anti Semitic allegations.
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Washington
Johnson
Madison
Senate
Ir Jin
Bobby Bukmane
Don
Buck) Reynolds
Reynolds
John McMillan
S.C
South Jacolina
Bobby Baker
South Carolina
Senate Democrats
Senate Rules Committee
United States
Senate Committees
Senate Judiciary Committee
State Department
Air Force
Maj. Reynolds
Capitol Hill
In Our Opinion Napoleon Ward Open
The piece portrays Charles de Gaulle in hyperbolic terms as a grand scheme mover who challenges US influence, praises Made in sarcasm, and accuses him of shifting alliances with Red China. It argues De Gaulle rebuffed US plans and seeks to supplant others in global affairs.
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Banana Nose
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Jat Tong
Napoleon Bonaparte
Red China
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Red
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United Nations
How It Happens Says You Need Them or Lose Them
A witty Sayville Suffolk County News quote observes that insisting you cannot live without certain people can backfire, leading to strained relations and estrangement. The remark frames dependency as a trigger for conflict and distance.
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Sayville
N.Y
Suffolk County
Allied and Pacific fronts update from 1984 battles
In early 1984 Allied and Pacific forces report progress across key theaters. American troops push west of a town on the Anz beachhead while Kwajalein atoll falls under U S flag after capturing three more islands. Draft deferments and local community events in Corry and surrounding areas are also noted.
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Algers
Anz
Osterca
Uense
Pacific Fleet
Pearl Harbor
Kwajalein Atoll
U.S
Seminoles Lead Archery League After Night at Sawyer’s Lanes
The Seminoles sit atop the Thursday bow and arrow league with nine points after last night’s action at Sawyer’s Archery Lanes. Scorers of note include Ron Triscuit 1299 and Bill Beck 1256 as high handicapped scores, while Finn Sawyer posts the high nonhandicapped 190.
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Sennens
OO Val
Sawyer
Grive
Eith Bennett
Blackfeprefekt
Ritz Renegades
Ron Triscuit
Bill Beck
Diane Sawyer
Mons
Finn Sawyer
Notable U S Leaders and Records Figures Cited in Era
A review of political pressure shaping senior appointments and investigations notes Secretary Harold Talbott's resignation, and mentions Senate witnesses records loss. It recalls Mrs Sargent Shriver, JFK memories, and Rep Patman influence on antitrust and farm policy through the Robinson-Patman Act. Queen Frederika honors Mrs Dexter Otis Arnold, signaling global women’s club influence.
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Sargent Shriver
Potomac
John F. Kennedy
Charlie Kohen
Charlie
Boston
Woutston Wilson
William Gibbs McAdoo
Johnson
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Congress
Patman
Frederika
Greece
Dexter Otis Arnold
General
Inheritance Tax on Wills Clarified for 1962 Deaths
A reader asks if an heir receives the full gift when named in a relative’s will. The answer: if the will does not specify otherwise, inheritance tax on gifts outright to the Home is paid from the estate, so the heir receives the full amount for deaths after January 1, 1962. For deaths before that date, tax is deducted from the gift unless the will states payment from residue.
Plane crash near Ligonier injures no one
A Piper Cub crashed in a field six miles north of Ligonier Pennsylvania after encountering snow and hail on a Phoenix to Lock Haven flight. Pilot Joseph S. Patton, 28, of Murfreesboro Tennessee, escaped injury as the landing gear collapsed and the propeller was damaged.
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Ligonier
Westmoreland County
Joseph $. Patton
Murfreesboro
Corry Evening Journal Masthead and Rates
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including Publisher George B. Sample General Manager William Eaton City Editor Allan Hasbrouck and others. It notes AP exclusive rights to local news, mail subscriptions rates, and carrier pricing.
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William Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughling
G. ‘J. Bergman
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Pittsurgh
Weightman Bullsing
Philadelphia
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