Thought on Peace and the Ku Klux Klan
An editorial condemns the Ku Klux Klan while arguing it should be allowed to express itself publicly rather than underground. It mocks Klan members as disordered dreamers and suggests locating 10 000 members in a cow pasture, hoping cows provide fertilizer and a proper setting.
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Klux Klan
Ku Klux Klan
Beatrix and Claus wed in Dutch royal ceremony
Beatrix Crown Princess marries Claus von Amsberg in Baarn amid political sensitivity due to his German past. The marriage stirs memory of WWII and Franco era links, while Irene’s Catholic conversion and 1967 wedding to a Dutch commoner Piet van Vollenhoven promise calmer times for the Netherlands.
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Netherlands
Beatrix
Claus von Amsberg
Baarn
von Amsberg
Hitler Youth Organization
Italy
Irene
Carlos Hugo de Bourbon-Parma
Carlos
Francisco Franco
Holland
Bernhard
I. G. Farben
Juliana
Wilhelmina
Margriet
Piet van Vollenhoven
Scotch Cure For Snake Bite Says Research Doctor
Dr Herbert Stahnke of Arizona State University reports lab results claiming liquor can help snake bites in venomous rats. He notes scotch and vodka work, grain alcohol does not, and bourbon or blended whiskies remain untested. A quart for a human dose is suggested, raising safety concerns.
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Herbert Stahnke
Arizona
Stahnke
Arizona State University
Temple
Ho Chi Minh's Diminished Influence in North Vietnam
Western reporters note Ho Chi Minh, now in his mid 70s, is largely excluded from policy and diplomacy. Le Duan emerges as the real power, reshaping party leadership and propagandist control while Ho's reputation as a revolutionary fades amid aging and strategic recalibration during the Vietnam War.
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le Duan
Dyoo-ahn
Lao Dong
Communist
P. J. Honey
London
Communist Party
Communist Central Committee
Nhan Dan
Hoc Tap
Ho Chi Minh
Viet Nam
Harry Truman
Joe Stalin
Uncle Ho
Southeast Asia
North
U. S
Crusade Against Hunger Inspires Global Agricultural Missionaries
Louis Cassels profiles I W Moomaw and Agricultural Missions Inc. in Crusade Against Hunger, detailing how early American agricultural missionaries aided Asia Africa and Latin America with wells seedbeds and coops. He cites the 320 workers and ten cent per member giving urging churches to expand support and act on the Last Judgment parable.
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United Press International
Jesus
Heaven
U.S
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Crusade Against
Harper & Row
I. W. Moomaw
Ohio
India
Church of the Brethren
Interdenominational Agency
Agricultural Missions, Inc
Moomaw
Protestant Churches of America
Glass Plant Tour At Morgantown Impresses Visitor
We visited a Morgantown glass plant to watch vase making from molten glass. Blowers shape forms on a pipe, then on a lathe like process, with the finished pieces sent to kilns and racks. Tours are possible, and a showroom yielded glassware. A separate note mentions bomb threats at the university amid exam-related speculation.
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Morgantown
Guatemala poised for 1965 constitutional election showdown
UPI reports Guatemala plans Sunday elections to elect a president congress and local offices ending a decade of military rule. Col Juan de Dios Aguilar and Col Miguel Angel Poinciano vie on the right while Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro leads a leftist party allied with Communists. U.S. observers urge fairness amid terrorism fears and calls for impartial monitors. The university faces repeated bomb threats prompting FBI involvement.
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UPI
Guatemala
Eela
Col
Juan de Dios Aguilar
Miguel Angel Poinciano
Armed Forces
Julio Cesar Mendez Montenegro
San Carlos University Law School
Mendez Montenegro
Revolutionary Party
Mario
Prayer For Today Blessings and resolve in freedom's cause
A prayer praising Almighty God for guiding forefathers and blessings to the nation. It asks for grace to be steadfast in the cause of freedom and for the ability to seize peaceable aims in the current day, offered by Lance Webb, editor in Illinois, bishop of the Methodist Church.
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Lance Webb
The
Methodist Church
Your Banker Can Tell You About Loans For College
Parents with college-age youths face the high cost of four years of higher education and increasingly turn to loans. The Higher Education Act of 1965 offers federally guaranteed loans and scholarships, with options like USAF guarantees, state guaranty plans, and federal loans with favorable terms for low-income families. Banks offer varied education loan plans and long repayment terms, while a new combined saving and borrowing plan lets families fund college over a decade by saving early and using bank loans as needed.
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United Student Aid Funds
USAF
Massachusetts
Office of Education
Beckley Beckley News Rates And Address Information
Beclley Register published by Beckley Newspapers Corporation lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with one year and six month options. It notes offices in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia, a managing editor, and contact details for address changes.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
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