The Greatness Of America If We Can't Live In Hatred
Dr Frank A Rose argues Americans face questions about national growth and ideals amid political debate and technological change. He cites Jefferson and Magna Carta to defend enduring revolutionary ideas and urges embracing innovation, liberty, and education despite past corruption and hardship. See WE On Page 2
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John K. Jessup
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George Bancroft
Mississippi judge orders U S attorney jailed in civil rights probe
U S District Judge Harold Cox jailed U S Attorney Robert Hauberg for contempt after he blocked indictments from a federal grand jury probing civil rights cases in Mississippi. Cox delayed the jail, while Hauberg cited Katzenbach’s instruction not to prepare indictments. The grand jury had reconvened, with secrecy surrounding the indictments and possible perjury matters.
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Evening Entertainment At Moose Lodge Tonight
Glimpses of a community night west of Danville features the McCoy family as guest singers at 7 p.m. An additional program of entertainment unfolds at 8 p.m. at the Moose Lodge on Moulton Street. Diary appears on Page 2.
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The Unpardonable Sin Question Is Explained
The answer notes there is one reference to the unforgivable sin in Mark 3 22 30 where Jesus is accused of being Beelzebub and explains the sin as blasphemy against the Holy Spirit. It suggests this specific accusation was rare today and emphasizes there is one sin but not detailed here.
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Goldwater links wheat aid to Soviet power and Khrushchev ouster
Senator Barry Goldwater told a Philadelphia Union League Club audience that U.S. wheat sales to the Soviet Union and aid to Communist satellites have empowered Russia enough to depose Khrushchev. He postponed West campaign stops to attend a Hoover memorial and invoked Hoover’s memory during remarks in southeastern Pennsylvania.
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Bonanno Kidnapping Reported by Police
New York police believe Joseph Bonanno was killed by underworld executors after he was reported kidnapped on Park Avenue. Bonnano's lawyer said two gunmen forced him into a car early Wednesday. no clues have been found on the kidnapping.
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NASA chief laments Alabama space management pull
NASA Director James Webb says it is extremely difficult to attract top space management personnel to Alabama but declines to explain why during a brief interview in Montgomery.
Hoover Funeral Shuts National Campaign Activities
National political activity paused as former President Herbert Hoover is laid to rest in a 3:30 p.m. EST service at St. Bartholomew's Church. About 17,500 people passed through the Waldorf Astoria gathering after Hoover died Tuesday at age 90 in his 31st floor suite.
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Herbert Hoover
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Sharp Attack Put On GOP By Ellington in Alabama
Former Tennessee Governor Buford Ellington blasted Senator Barry Goldwater to North Alabama Democrats at the Decatur Country Club. Ellington warned Goldwater could control and choke TVA if president and accused him of threats to sell TVA, naming Nashville Democrat Richard Fulton as a critic of his stance.
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Barry Goldwater
Tennessee
Buford Ellington
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Ellington
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Decatur Country Club
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
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Richard Fulton
Nashville
Campaign In South Seen As Starting
Former Tennessee Governor Bu ford Ellington said the Democratic campaign in the South is hard to get off the ground but the national effort is well timed and will peak on election day. He noted progress after visiting 32 states and a better mood in the last 10 days amid Alabama’s unusual ballot situation.
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We Pay Top Prices For Used Furniture
Local ad notes top prices paid for used furniture including consignments. Sellers urged to bring items to storefront for quick cash offers and removal.
Nuclear tensions rise as China tests nuclear device
Washington reports frictions with Communist China over nuclear weapons tests and control aims. U S officials note Beijing's claimed test indicates more advanced weapons science than previously believed, shaping cautious talks between Peking and Washington.
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China
Markets At A Glance New York stock and commodity moves
New York markets show stocks lower with moderate activity while bonds rise. Cotton soft amid scattered selling. Chicago wheat declines on liquidation and corn mostly lower due to hedge selling.
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McDonald’s Quickies Mention Cattle Prices Amid Jumbled Lines
A fragmentary daily want ad style item references McDonald’s and cattle prices with scattered phrases about oats, soybeans, demand, and tests. The lone readable lines show uncertain market cues and incomplete quotes from Ken Reynolds.
Johnson Tackles Smears and Peace Card in St Louis Rally
President Johnson denounces a "smear lash" as driving Republicans from the GOP ticket while campaigning in St Louis. He attends memorials for Herbert Hoover in New York and urges courage over bluster in a nuclear world, noting defections relayed by Illinois GOP leaders.
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