National Council of Churches Religious Feature
A 1961 religious feature from the National Council of Churches presents analysis and context on faith perspectives, ecumenical work, and religious life in American society, reflecting church priorities and public moral concerns of the era.
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Opinion: Freedom Admiration Across the World for Kennedy
The column argues that global audiences praise U S efforts to defend freedom and defend the Kennedys as representatives of the nation. It contrasts reactions with Khrushchev who avoided cheering yet did not insult the United States at times.
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Kennedy
Kennedys
Khrushchev
United Nations
Paris
Eisenhower
United States
Civil rights riders pressed to honor hunger protests
A Mississippi jail dispute involving civil rights freedom riders sees some fasting and others eating. The piece urges respecting their rights and appealing to Senators Douglas and Javits to safeguard civil liberties so prisoners can fast if they choose.
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Mississippi
Sen
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Jacob Javits
New York
Douglas
Javits
Alabama Penal Reform and Pardons Board Vacancy Notes
The editorial urges modernization of Alabama's penal system under Gov. Patterson and advocates rehabilitation and work camps for youths. It discusses juvenile delinquency studies, funding needs, and details the June 30 vacancy on the State Board of Pardons and Paroles. The selection process involves a three-person panel and the governor making the final choice to keep politics out of appointments.
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John Patterson
Alabama
Patterson
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Parole Board
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Washington Calling We Are Strong Now Says The Red Line
Marquis Childs analyzes Soviet and American posturing as Kharlamov and Khrushchev push a three part UN Laos and nuclear control plan. The neutrals in Asia Africa the Middle East and Latin America are urged to gain status as a third force to prevent war. The piece discusses unanimity veto fears and the push for cross bloc acceptance.
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NATO
Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Troika
United Nations
Laos
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Latin America
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Kommunist
Communist Party
Russia
Bandoeng
Cairo
China
Chou En-lai
Mitial Bandoeng
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Vienna
Janio Quadros
Brazil
Sekou Toure
Guinea
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Sukarno
Indonesia
Tito
Yugoslavia
West
Geneva
Peg
Adjusting to People in Daily Life
A concise guide on the need to adjust to people around you in work and personal life. It argues that adjustment aids hiring, job success, and healthy relationships including in-laws and spouses. The piece emphasizes learning to deal pleasantly and effectively with others before presenting tasks or proposals.
Kennedy to address Big Brothers dinner on youth crime fears
Drew Pearson reports President Kennedy plans a major speech after Europe to urge action against rising juvenile delinquency. The piece links youth unrest to media violence, family breakdown, and a China led world shift while noting a Senate clash over FPC and gas and electricity bills.
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Washington
Kennedy
Europe
Big Brothers
America
Khrushchev
Senate
New York City
Los Angeles
East
FPC
Vienna
Paris
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Morse
Mansfield
Howard Morgan
Joe Swidler
Tennessee
Profits Rising Toward All Time High After Recession
An analysis argues profits will rebound from the 1960 61 recession floor of about 20 billion to around 26 2 billion soon pushing after tax rates higher. It links rising earnings to stock gains and talks of a possible tax cut if surpluses reach 5 10 billion, noting lobby efforts shaping corporate commissions and policy.
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Waener
The
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