Christian Has No Choice in Methodist Integration Plan
Editorial discusses the General Conference approval of a voluntary integration program by the world-wide Methodist Church in Pittsburgh. It notes opposition from Southern delegates and argues true integration comes from the hearts of people, not laws, urging Christians to open church doors to all regardless of race.
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General Conference of
World-Wide Methodist Church
Pittsburgh
Methodist Church
South
Jesus Christ
Letter to the Editor About Poisoned Family Dog
Mrs. Bud Holmes of 301 S 7th laments the death of her German shepherd poisoned in the city. The dog, a family pet for four years and mother to nine puppies, was beloved by neighborhood children. She urges neighbors to safeguard pets and warns the local fiend to consider their conscience.
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Bud Holmes
Behind the Garage Mining and Bird Nest Tales
A jumble of local notes recalls mining camps and property values found in a notebook, jokes about dirt as gold, a bird nest under a car hood with four eggs, plans for a Shakespearean season at a Junior College, and California liquor statistics for 1963.
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Joe Packetts
Mama Bird
Taft's seat habit and other tales from Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle notes President Taft weighed up to 332 pounds and bought three theater seats for comfort, recounts urban pigeons in Manhattan, and shares quick takes on aging income, Civil War lore, Kipling quotes, folk remedies, and early machine diagnosis in medicine.
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Arj
Mays
William Howard Taft
Manhattan
Humane Society
U.S
Rudyard Kipling
Birch Society fuels bitter prayer campaign in Congress
Washington report notes John Birch Society members push letters to key lawmakers who defend the Supreme Court and church state separation. Targets include Reps. Emanuel Celler James Corman William St Onge and Mac Mathias who defend religious freedom while Becker's amendment draws accusations of communism and godlessness. The piece also surveys age and reform debates in Congress highlighting Hagan and Mott challenging aging incumbents.
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Washington
John Birch Society
Supreme Court
John Birch
Congress
Project Alert
Project Prayer
Emanuel Celler
D-N. Y
James C. Corman
D-Calif
William St. Onge
Charles ‘‘Mac" Mathias
R-Md
Frank Becker
New York
Project
First Baptist Church
van Nuys
Calif
God
United States
Wareld L. Fiskett, Jr
Becker
Corman
California
Judiciary Committee
Ken Keating
Rn.y
Trumbull County
Robert E. Hagan
Mike Kirwan
Youngstown
Ohio
Hagan
Whllam Timmons
James C. Lee
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
di Loretto
Larry di Loretto
Kirwan
Terms of Burscription and Postal Rates
The notice lists carrier and mail subscription rates for Garden City and surrounding counties, including 1.55 weekly carrier payments, 9.00 yearly mail, and 6.00 monthly for students, with publication and reproduction rights of local and special dispatches. It notes Telegram motor carrier service must follow publication-day delivery where local carrier service exists.
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Lane
Scott
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Grant Haske
Gray Counties
Elaewhers
Bia
Area College
Kensay
Telegram
Associated Dressly
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Ron Mott
Cleveland
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Hagen
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Garden City Telegram
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