Churches Worry Over Extremism Across Denominations
United Methodist Church held a three day Norman Oklahoma conference to study extremist groups while the Southern Baptists urged vigilance against radical forces. FBI official linked left and right extremism to mob rule amid civil disturbances. deaths, injuries, and over a billion dollars in damage noted. The Methodist and Baptist leaders warned extremism harms Christian principles and fuels fear and distrust.
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United Methodist Church
Norman
Okla
Christian Life Commission
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist Statement
Charles D. Brennan
FBI
Internal Security
Methodist Conference
Clayton Hammond
Washington, D.C
United Methodist Commission On Religion and Race
Kiwanis Network Roster Shows 132 Congressional Members
Arvel Blume, president of the Linton Kiwanis, announced that 132 members of the 91st U S Congress are active or honorary Kiwanis. He added Nixon, Agnew, and Laird are former or current Kiwanis members from La Habra, Loch Raven, and Marshfield clubs, and the survey highlights Kiwanian readiness for community service.
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91St
United State Congress
Kiwanis
Arvel Blume
Linton Club
Nixon
Kiwanis Club
la Habra
Calif
Agnew
Loch Raven
Melvin Laird
Marshafield
Wisc
Last words of circus impresario Barnum revealed
The final words of famed circus impresario P T Barnum at his death on April 7 1891 were a request to see the day’s circus receipts.
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United Press International
P. T. Barnum
Odds and ends from Washington and Terre Haute breakfast forum
Nation’s Capital notes highlight Army press releases at Ft. Belvoir and humorous lines from the Combat Developments Command. Terre Haute hosts a breakfast forum where Rep John Myers and Senators Hartke and Bayh may answer questions on national issues.
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Army Combat Developments Command
Ft. Belvoir
Terre Haute
Ind
John Myers
Legislative Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
Robert L. Holibaugh
Angelo Meneghini
Eble
Myers
Congress
Annetle Burgermeister
Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce
Post
MTV
Army Field Desk
Thomas L. Verrier
U.S. Army’ Developments Command
Corps of Engineers
Quirky morning train arrival in pajamas shocks Luanda commute
In Angola, Marques Rabalo a government worker boarded the Luanda line in pajamas with shoes in hand and clothes under his arm claiming a late wakeup. In Missouri a gunmen robbed Judge Ronald Gunn and his wife taking cash a watch keys and a rosary. In England a group of housewives started a borrow a granny agency to pair lonely elderly women with families missing grandparents.
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United Press International
Malange
Angola
UPI
Luanda
Marques Rabalo
ST. Louis, Mo
Ronald Gunn
Loretta
Harrogaten England
Joet Harris
Holiday Death Toll Tops Record in Memorial Day Weekend
National Safety Council statisticians estimate the three and four day Memorial Day holiday traffic toll will reach or exceed 600, with a United Press International tally at 8 am showing at least 543 deaths. The breakdown lists traffic 543 drownings 200 planes 14 miscellaneous 61 total 818.
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United Press International
National Safety Council
Senator Murphy Flouts Unwritten Senate Rule in Farm Bill Move
Washington reports rare criticism of Senator Murphy after he used unanimous consent to refer a substitute farm labor bill to the Agriculture and Forestry Committee. The move bypassed the Labor and Public Welfare panel, drawing charges of breach of faith though technically within written rules. Critics warn it risks Senate order. supporters say it advances debate amid farm worker concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
George Murphy
Murphy
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Claifornia
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
Labor Committee
Storms Hit Ohio Towns
United Press International reports severe storms hitting the eastern U.S. with a tornado tearing through Fulton County near Toledo and Toledo recording 50 mph winds and quarter inch hail. Cold Canadian air lowers temperatures across the region while frost and scattered rain affect the Dakotas and Midwest.
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United. Press International
Toledo
Ohio
Fulton County
Texas
Great Lakes
Dakotas
Iowa
Missouri
Ontario
Pacific Northwest
Gulf States
el Dorado
Ark
Shreveport
Monroe
Chadron
Neb
Needles
Calif
Fight Over a Dime in Bronx Court
Off-duty Patrolman David Waksman confronted meter maid Armelia Lacey after she ticketed his double parked car. An argument led to Lacey's arrest for disorderly conduct. Court date set for July 31.
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New York
UPIJD
Bronx
David Waksman
Armelia Lacey
Waksman
Miss Lacey
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