Strip Cities To Cover U S Ohio Bankers Hear
Columbus AP 1975 speech at the Ohio Bankers Association midwinter session featured Calvin D. Johnson of Sperry Rand predicting a single strip city from New York to Buffalo to Cleveland to Detroit to Chicago and St. Louis and another from Boston to North. Sam M. Fleming of American Bankers Association urged balance of trade and faster repayment of debts with foreign nations.
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Columbus, Ohio
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
North
Calvin D. Johnson
Sperry Rand Corp
Ohio Bankers Association
Sam M. Fleming
American Bankers Association
The Ohio Adventure on Captain Andrews Raid
The raid ended with Andrews and seven others executed after capture. The rest were imprisoned and eight escaped while six were later exchanged. The mission failed, yet the nation saluted the valor of the men who fought against great odds.
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Andrews
Bliss To Head GOP Study Of Big City Vote
The Republican National Committee will send study groups to 14 major cities to cut Democratic urban majorities in future elections. A Bliss committee chaired by Ray C Bliss will meet March 17 18 to examine city population makeup and party organization structure. Emphasis on minority representation in party operations. Cities include Boston New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cleveland Chicago Detroit St Louis Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles Milwaukee and Buffalo.
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Washington
Republican National Committee
Ohio State
Ray C. Bliss
Bliss Committee
National Committee
Albert B. Hermann
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Newark
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Kansas City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Milwaukee
Buffalo
NCC Eyes Birth Control Endorsed by Protestant Group
The National Council of Churches proposed endorsing artificial birth control as a Christian means of regulating family size. The statement urged United States aid for family planning in overpopulated countries and condemned laws restricting birth-control information. It also supported federal aid to public schools while opposing aid to parochial/private schools and called for medical care for the aged via Social Security.
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United States
Connecticut
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Council
National Council of Churches
Kennedy
Reds Not In Clergy Says FBI Chief Inspector
William C. Sullivan, FBI, told a Cincinnati audience that Communist efforts to infiltrate churches have not achieved substantial success. He noted some clergy and others were drawn to Communist fronts without understanding their aims, but denied nationwide domination or influence by the party over religious groups. A Chinese orchestra section (drums cymbals cas tans, horns, lutes, flutes) was also described.
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William C. Sullivan
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Sullivan
United A and Citizens
Communist Party
U.S.A
America
Pending before the U.S. Supreme Court is a case challenge
The fragment notes a high court dispute awaiting decision. It references a constitutional or legal challenge likely involving broad implications. No specific parties, dates, or jurisdictions are readable in the fragment to identify entities or exact issues.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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