Senator Miller warning on Baker probe push
The letter praises Senator Jack Miller for being deeply disturbed by rumors that the Baker investigation is being restricted by powerful figures. It calls for a full impartial probe, condemns influence by high public officials and defense contractors, and urges officials to resign if they fail to meet expected standards.
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Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Baker
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Massachusetts Land Deals Slammed In Highway Fraud Report
The subcommittee on Public Works denounces extreme irregularities in the $50 billion federal highway program with Massachusetts labeled the worst. The report notes land swaps, inflated costs, and misused federal funds, citing examples in Omaha Council Bluffs and Lake Charles, and calls for restraint to protect taxpayers.
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Massachusetts
Subcommittee On Public Works
Osceola Sentinel
Omaha Council Bluffs
Warehouse
Lake Charles
Warning to hunters to not shoot whooping cranes
A World Herald editorial praises Interior Secretary Udall and the Wildlife Service for a concise warning to hunters, urging them not to shoot the big white birds, whooping cranes. The brief directive is commended for clarity and effectiveness.
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Washington
Stary Udall
Department’ and Wildlife Service
The
Wildlife Service
Omaha World-Herald
Be Ye Holy as God Is Holy Insight
Observes that scripture’s demand for holiness can surprise readers who view holiness as sinlessness. Peter’s word means separation and consecration to God's service, not perfect sinless life. Believers should imitate God, live cleansed and dedicated lives, acknowledging imperfection yet striving for sanctification.
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Trench
Peter
God
Dr. Trench
Earth
Civil rights bill tougher than predecessors
Ed note by John C. Saterfield discusses the House civil rights bill, calling it harsher than earlier versions yet marketed as more moderate. He notes expanded powers for the Attorney General and broader FEPC language, with emphasis on public accommodations and overall reach.
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American Bar Association
Coordinating Committee For Fundamental American Freedoms
House of Representatives
FEPC
Christmas and Civil Rights Clash in Public Debate
The text criticizes a sweeping civil rights bill expanding federal power over interstate commerce and education, arguing it highly centralizes authority under the Attorney General and federal agencies. It highlights procedural abuses in the House Judiciary Committee and contrasts policy stakes with a reflection on Christmas, urging Christ to be kept central amid secular holiday rush.
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FEPC
House Committee On the Judiciary
Christ
Bethlehem
David
Christ the Lord
Keeping Christ in Christmas tract groups minds
A tract from Back to God Depot in Grand Rapids notes a psychology class exercise. Students given a sheet reading the word Christmas were asked to write the first word that flashed through Dill, who stood outside the commit.
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Back To God
Grand Rapids
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