Watson Aims for Landslide In South Carolina House Race
Albert W. Watson resigns from the Democratic Party and Congress to run as a Republican in the South Carolina 2nd District special election. He faces Preston Callison, a conservative Democrat, while pundits predict a possible 60 percent vote share for Watson. The race tests the GOP’s appeal in the region and may influence future party dynamics nationally.
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Mission volunteers predate Peace Corps by decades
Before the Peace Corps there was a Methodist short term mission program sending 18 graduates ages 21 to 28 to Brazil and Bolivia from Stony Point New York. Since 1948 the church has sent 908 workers in roles from teachers to nurses in 25 countries. Recruiting has improved as the Peace Corps’ example drew volunteers.
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Stony Point
N.Y
Methodist Board of Missions
Brazil
Bolivia
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Poverty fight links private industry to jobs and growth
President Keith Funston of the New York Stock Exchange argues corporations lead the poverty battle through jobs wages and education. He says a healthy economy expands corporate roles in employment for youths and graduates, with the Exchange offering nontechnical jobs to Corps certificate holders as diploma substitutes.
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Strictly Personal Reflections on Merit and Morals
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On The Right I AM ADVISED by any con sence that I have not done my duty
A columnist asserts duty unfulfilled until he pays respects to Adam Clayton Powell Jr. and recalls past liberal fellowship with Powell. He notes tension with elites, including Kennedy figures, and promises proof of attendance by prominent Americans at a controversial dinner. The piece frames Powell as controversial in the New York Times exposure.
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Negra
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Amsterdam
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Harlem
Martin Luther King
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Powell's Political Power and Powell Scandal Spectacle
The piece questions Adam Powell's influence and lavish staff pay while highlighting a congressional restraint on remuneration. It contrasts Powell's Harlem base with his Washington role, noting supporters' loyalty and critics' calls for accountability as it ponders Robert Kennedy's stance.
Three Minutes A Day By James Keller
An old shoe containing 420 dollars was found in Stamtrack Michigan after seven city workers waded through 20 tons of rubbish during lunch to recover the savings. The grateful owner thanked the city via a letter to the mayor praising Hartramek staff. He urged public support for regulation and active political life and urged prayerful thanksgiving.
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You KNOW Cobras Cannot Hear Says Science World
Cobras lack ear openings and are likely charmed by snake charmer’s motion according to Science World. Jeelard’s volcanic springs send natural hot water to towns and heat offices homes and agricultural greenhouses per the World Almanac.
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Right to work debated as civil liberty issue grows
A letter argues the Taft-Hartley Act section 148 infringes civil rights by forcing union membership and dues to support political candidates. It urges protecting the right not to join and cites civil rights support from leaders and presidents.
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Magnificent Obsession and the idea of a life devoted to others
The column reflects on obsessions with helping others, citing Lloyd Douglas's Magnificent Obsession and a sermon on selflessness. It discusses a doctor’s health through charity and quotes a biblical saying about finding life by losing it for a cause.
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Republic’s saddest case Lindsay in GOP rift with leaders
Mary McGrory recounts John V. Lindsay’s appeal within the Republican Party as he seeks support against New York City Mayor Robert Wagner. The meeting features Dewey Scranton Romney Nixon Bliss and Goldwater, with Johnson’s press event overshadowing the gathering. Lindsay faces a mixed reception while Goldwater remains wary.
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Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
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Eisenhower
Pennsylvania School Bus Debate Reveals Lawmaker Defenses
The piece examines how Pennsylvania lawmakers faced intense public scrutiny after voting on a measure to transport non-public school children in state subsidized buses. It notes a flood of local statements defending votes, reflecting a broader shift from policy to personal sentiment among senators and editors alike.
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