Rights Of Churches In Nationwide Structures Debate
A 1965 essay discusses whether churches under a national governing body can compel local congregations to act against beliefs. It covers autonomy in Methodism, federal hands off policy, and potential court outcomes influencing church governance, integration issues, and possible shifts toward self governance in the South.
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Department of Justice
United States Supreme Court
Encyclopedia Britannica
United States
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Branches of
Methodism
South
Methodist Churches
North
Is This Democracy In Monroe Tax Debate
An Associated Press dispatch criticizes tax laws as confiscatory after Marilyn Monroe died, noting the estate paid heavy taxes leaving her mother with little. The piece argues that beyond 50 percent taxation erodes opportunity and harms beneficiaries, citing congressional attempts to carry over earnings across years.
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Associated Press News
Marilyn Monroe
Congress
Monroe
Miss Monroe
The
United States
Land of
Cut In Excise Taxes Prompts Mixed Citizen Hopes
Citizens weigh the impact of excise tax cuts amid new or pending levies. Viewpoints diverge over price drops and who benefits, as luxury items and event admissions may still transmit costs. Historical note mentions snow owls, lemmings, longhorn cattle, and a Washington letter sold for 17000.
Mail census tests spark national debate
Bascom Timmons reports on 1970 census by mail tests as pilots in cities like Fort Smith and Cleveland. The piece weighs cost, return rates, and political opposition while noting constitutional purpose and potential hybrid methods. It cites Rep Harley Staggers and Rep William Ayres advocating five year counts and highlights budget Bureau opposition.
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Fort Smith
Arkansas
Department of Commerce
Washington
Skokie
Illinois
Huntington
New York
Louisville
Kentucky
Cleveland
Ohio
Census Bureau
Congress
Harley O. Staggers
West Virginia
William H. Ayres
Executive Department
Budget Bureau
Klan Tax Returns Scrutinized Ahead of July Hearings
The IRS reviews Ku Klux Klan officials tax filings in four Southern states as the House Un American Activities Committee readies mid July public hearings. Evidence shows Klan leaders hid income, sold attire, and even licensed gun dealing. no direct ties to crimes are proven. The Deacons for Defense and Justice emerge as a growing Negro defense group linked to CORE, with chapters across several states and armed activity attracting FBI scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Internal Revenue Service
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Tors
Louisiana
DDJ
Mississippi
Alabama
Klan
Ernest Thomas
Jonesboro
Deacons
FBI
Congress For Racial Equality
CORE
Che Guevara Ben Bella Tie Revealed In Algerian Rift
The article links Che Guevara with Ben Bella and Maoist China as pivotal to the Cuban Algerian axis. It claims Guevara opened doors to Peking, Birthered Kremlin distrust, and notes Ben Bella’s break with the Kremlin after an Algeria independence stance. Western diplomats question Guevara Ben Bella ties amid Castro era geopolitics.
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Castro
Ernesto
Che
Ben Bella
Bern
Switzerland
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Benghazi
Ben Boulaid
Boulaid
Red
China
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Mao
Red China
Peking
Omar Oussedik
Ben Bellas Group
Oussedik
Tunisia
Evian
Youssef Ben Khedda
Mediterranean
Kenneley
White House
Havana
Guevara
Almanac Today June 26 1965 Highlights
Almanac notes Saturday June 26 the 177th day of 1965 with 188 to follow. It marks Pearl Buck's 1892 birth anniversary and recalls key events: 1900 Reed and three Army doctors began yellow fever campaign, 1917 AEF reached France, 1944 Cherbourg liberated.
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Venus
Mars
Pearl Buck
Walter Reed
France
Cherbourg
Vietnam War Warning From Dodd Echoes Keating’s Cuba Foresight
Senator Thomas Dodd compares Vietnam warnings to Kenneth Keating’s early Cuban alert. He argues distorted reports fuel antiwar sentiment and could enable a new Southeast Asia crisis. He notes Viet Cong atrocities exceed isolated incidents and criticizes U S information flow.
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Sen
Thomas Dodd
Vietnam
Kenneth Keating
Cuba
Keating
Fidel Castro
Dodd
U. S
Southeast Asia
Media bias in Vietnam war reporting cited by letter writer
A letter accuses U S journalists of antiwar bias over Viet Cong shellings and Buddhist anti-Communist sentiment in Vietnam. It claims few stories cover civilian casualties while praising Ho Chi Minh and alleging embassy staff say reporters oppose U S involvement, shaping perceived truth about the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
U. S
Saigon
U.S. Information Agency
U.S.S.A
Ho Chi Minh
George Washington
Faith and hardship framed as guidance and hope
A devotional meditation links Bible verses to perseverance through valleys and valleys to mountains. It emphasizes Christ’s suffering as an example, faith as victory, and the Lord’s promise of deliverance and heaven. The message closes with a reassurance of divine presence.
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Peter
Monroe Morning World is an Independent Daily
The Monroe Morning World an independent daily newspaper published seven days a week in Monroe Louisiana lists its founders publishers and staff. It states it prints news impartially supports what it believes to be right and opposes what it believes to be wrong regarding party politics.
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Monroe
News-Star—World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and Olive Street
Monrse Morning World
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D-La
Henry J. Taylor
Tron Curtain
Basel
Zurich
Geneva
Federation of Chinese Students
Moslems’ Students Union
Mahmoud Kemisti
the Almanac
Ky United Press International
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Tom Dodd
Bible Digest
H. B. Dean
Robert Ewing
John DR. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewi Mt, Jr
Boaraween
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Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Norman H. Smith
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