New Sect Gains Foothold In Catholic Philippines
In Manila, a relatively new religious group the Iglesia ni Cristo founded by a Filipino in 1924 has grown to about a million members, becoming a notable minority in the predominantly Catholic Philippines. Led by Felix Manalo the movement emphasizes a simple structure without priests or saints and centers on a Revelations based doctrine.
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Philippines
M. P. Sarmiento Manila
Iglesia Ni Cristo
Church of Christ
Leon Mari Gonzales
Bureau of Census and Statistics
Iglesia
God
Costs Push Newspapers Toward Higher Prices Nationwide
Rising costs have driven hundreds of newspapers to raise prices in recent years, with 87 increases in just four months this year and about 400 in 1958. The ANPA survey shows 483 now at 7 cents and 170 at 10 cents, while only 19 still sell for less than a nickel. The shift reflects higher newsprint costs, wages, and business expenses, and three dailies in Alaska plus the Journal of Commerce charge 15 cents. Kansas representatives split on a debt limit bill, with Avery and Rees for and Breeding, George, Hargis, and Smith against.
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Ameri
United States
Hanover
Sun
Alaska
Journal of Commerce
New York
Washington
Kansas
House
William H. Avery
Edward H. Rees
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Jayne Meadows
Garry Moore
Henry Morgan
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Joan Evans
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