Protesters Damage and Block City Hall Office in Milwaukee
Civil rights demonstrators staged a sit-in in Mayor Henry Maier s outer office to press for an open housing ordinance. About 35 protesters arrived led by Rev. R. M. Kinlock. 75 more joined later as police arrested five after a four hour melee amid damaged chairs mural drawers and scattered papers.
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Religious Belief Persists in Soviet Union
Moscow dispatch reports religion remains strong in the USSR after 50 years of communism. A Kazan survey shows 21 percent believe in God. 57 percent of farm families keep home shrines. Pravda calls for more atheism education. Komsomolskaya Pravda testifies to continued religious thought among youth.
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Silent Faith Under Pressure in Communist Regime
The regime suppresses religious life by starving schools of faith, censoring sermons, banning charitable work, and barring children from church services. Churches must stay inconspicuous to survive while press and state limit publicity and influence.
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