Plea for Unite Behind Bliss Named National Chairman
Rep. Melvin R. Laird launches a plea urging all Republican organizations to unite behind Ray C. Bliss as the new Republican national chairman. The call comes as President Johnson notes a difficult road in foreign aid but insists the nation is on the right path. A mix of policy concerns and political strategy frames Page 15.
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Nixon backs Johnson plan to send Marines to Dominican Republic
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon praises President Johnson's decision to deploy Marines to the Dominican Republic and urges that U.S. action should continue beyond that move.
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U S Team Finds Palestine Ruins
Beirut Lebanon AP American archaeologists 700 feet below sea level in the Jordan Valley uncover a 2000 year old fortress and the first example of city planning in ancient Palestine. Found skeletons reveal life 3200 years ago as 12 identical houses show dwelling patterns in the Middle East.
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Blister Crop Rises In Cuba Sugar Fields
Havana AP reports Cuba mobilizes volunteers from offices and schools to cut sugar cane as the economy hinges on this harvest. Fidel Castro and cabinet join in showing labor virtue with blistered hands, highlighting mass participation and government praise.
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Rapid growth of Baha i faith seen in centers world wide
Chicago reports a 34 percent jump in Baha i centers from 15168 to 21006 in the last year as delegates at the national convention in Wilmette hear of rapid global expansion. The movement notes 1 to 2 million adherents with up to 5,000 centers in 1955 and plans a new temple for Panama City.
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Buoy Tender Crews Are Old Salts
NEW LONDON Conn It is an 180 foot black Coast Guard cutter the Mariposa with a crew of 50 that patrols buoys and aids to navigation in the rugged tradition of old sea hands They compare service to a football game against the elements and relish the sea life Seaman Anthony Simek recalls the dangers of boarding moss covered buoys while chief boatswain s mate Harold C Kopp directs the 20 ton buoy handling operations aboard the vessel
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Bible Digest by H B Dean on belief and eternal life
The note cites John 3 16 urging belief for everlasting life and recalls that man chooses his eternal destiny on earth. It stresses God’s wish that none perish but all come to repentance.
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