God Is A Man Made Image Belief Letter Continues
The writer explains belief in God as almost absolute yet rejects life after death and Christian baptism. He says immortality comes through offspring and works, criticizes organized religion, and admits insufficient practice of Christ teachings while acknowledging the church’s social draw. The piece ends noting continued discussion on page 2.
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Milton
Plato
Socrates
God
Christ
Methodist Church
Watch On The POTOMAC by Robr G Spivack
Khrushchev is named man of the year in Spivack's analysis stressing his wit and missteps. He notes Khrushchev aims to stall for time, underestimates American character, and contrasts this with a realist Soviet physicist who favors cautious judgment over propaganda.
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By Robr. G. Spivack
Khrushchev
Russia
D. I. Bilokhintsev
Stanford University
Communist Party
Blokhintsev
American Physical Society
Mind and Science Meet in a Sermon Theme by Rowe
Henry Theodore Rowe argues the limitless mind bridges science and religion. He says scientists are religious and finds the ultimate accord in Mind or God as the source of orderly energy behind both the infinitely large and the infinitely small.
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Henry Theodore Rowe
100 American Legion Renders Service and Racist Rhetoric
A Mississippi newspaper column extols the 100 percent Americanism pledge of the American Legion Mississippi Department. It praises the cancellation of William Walker Post 214 in Jackson a Black post and attacks an ex commander linked to the NAACP. The piece asserts white superiority and endorses segregation while condemning Black readers and condemns partisan politics as defined by the writer.
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American Legion
Mississippi
United States
Magnolia Jungle
NAACP
Legion
America
Terow
Jackson
American American Legion
University of
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Nikita Khrushchev
Poland
Sputnik
Esviedt Press
Hitler
Outer Space
the Legion
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