White Church in Tucson Gets Negro Minister
The Pueblo Garden Methodist Church in Tucson welcomed Rev. Wilbur R. Johnson his wife and two daughters as the first Black pastor of a largely white congregation in the western United States. Johnson arrived from Phoenix July 1 and planned his first service for July 11 accompanied by a reception set for July 14.
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United States
Pueblo Garden (Methodist) Church
Wilbur R. Johnson
Phoenix
Compton
Calif
Tucson
Robert Snyder
Flagstaff
Arizon Compton
Johnson
Negro Enterprise Community
California
Pueblo
Gerald H. Kennedy
British Press Slams JFK European Visit as Populism Boost
The Daily Express criticizes President Kennedy's European trip as a calculated act to shore up declining popularity at home. Rene MacColl says the tour pleased Germans, infuriated France, and left Britain wary while glossing over US race issues to court immigrant voters.
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London
The
Daily Express
Kennedy
Europe
Rene MacColl
MacColl
France
Britain
White House
U. S
de Gaulle
College Worker Arraigned for Mail Obscenity
Judith Faye Tedder, 23, former Oklahoma Baptist University secretary, arraigned in Federal Court on five counts of mailing obscene material. The case ties to a nationwide obscene mail operation with 17 convicted participants.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma Baptist University
Judith Faye Tedder
Shawnee
Okla
Joplin
U. S
Andrew Potter
Los Angeles
Social Security Office
Potter
Fear and fakery alleged in AMA campaign against Medicare plan
Ivan Nestingen, HEW under secretary, accused the American Medical Association of using fear and propaganda to block President Kennedy’s aged hospital insurance and Medicare proposals. He cited an unnamed source claiming the AMA spent over seven million dollars last year in its campaign, and urged Democrats in Southern California to oppose the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego, Calif
UPD
American Medical Association
AMA
Kennedy
Ivan A. Nestingen
Health, Education and Welfare
California
Nestingen
United States
Man Receives Unauthorized Goods in Mail Fraud Case
Chicago architect Edwin Rich Bauer was arrested on four counts of mail fraud after sending Neff unauthorized merchandise to exact revenge for arrests in April 1962. The spree included food, electronics, furniture, and even a Honolulu land title, totaling thousands of dollars.
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Honolulu
Neff
Edwin Rich Bauer
Bauer
South Bend
U.S
Chicago
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Federal Housing Administration
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Nme
Hammeren
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Clerk County Planning
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Goldberg
President Hub Furniture Stores
Loring
Gnac Corporetior
Charles Lee Morley
Hewntie Bewings & Leer Assertion
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Doreme
Birthe Colternie
Secrmary
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Los Vecas
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Levy
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International Fastener Research Corporation
Ralph Denton
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Marion G. Neff
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Maine
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