Rev R C Caudill Remembered as People’s Minister
Dr. R C Caudill longtime Crawford Street Church of God pastor and Bible class teacher died after illness. He led 37 new Ohio Kentucky church plants and inspired 35 youth into church work while guiding 200 weekly Bible students. He loved hunting and his Kentucky memories. He spoke of milk and honey on his final days.
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Tiny European Republics Keep Remarkable Independence
Monaco Andorra Liechtenstein and San Marino maintain long running independence despite their small size. Andorra survived a WWII scare when Hitler ordered troops to pass, while Monaco's status contrasts with its fame for Monte Carlo and Grace Kelly. Stamp collectors prize these minuscule nations.
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Prosecution Puzzles Eichmann Trial Witnesses and Hausner
Jim Bishop reflects on Gideon Hausner as a passionate prosecutor in the Eichmann trial. He notes Hausner’s eloquence and relentless focus on the Holocaust, while describing Eichmann as a chilling symbol of bureaucratic cruelty and the broader search for justice after World War II.
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Johnson Urges Peace in Viet Nam in Frank National Address
President Johnson delivered a direct televised address urging peace in Viet Nam while warning North Viet Nam against aggression. He called for cooperation in Asia, emphasized ending military conflict, and urged China to engage with the outside world for lasting regional stability.
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Black Power stance sparks debate among Negro leaders
The piece traces reactions to Black Power from Stokely Carmichael and Floyd McKissick to Martin King and Roy Wilkins, noting King’s shift toward non violence while Black Power rallies draw mixed support. It cites the NAACP and National Baptist Convention and ends with Joe Louis’s take on civil rights methods.
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The Good Old Days Return Amid Power Outage
In Middle town a windstorm knocked out lights phones and water. Candles kerosene lamps and well water became essentials. No TV or electric razors. people slept early and grumbled about reliance on electricity while Washington weighs changes.
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Tragedy of Prince Edward County Education Fallout Revisited
The Southern Education Report examines the 1959 to 1964 school closing in Prince Edward County and its impact on about 1,700 Black children. Recovery efforts cost roughly 1.35 million dollars, with long term effects including learning gaps and high dropout risk.
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Expensive Toy: LeMans Car Priced at 28000
A New York toy store offers a full size LeMans race car for 28000 dollars. The item prompts speculation on how pricey a plaything can be. A colleague jokes that early season fishermen catch the cold.
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