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Newspaper
Rusk Cherokeean
Location
Rusk, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1965
Page
10
The column argues few volunteers would join the Viet Cong cause or risk death, cites UC teach-ins with applause for calling Americans to join, and warns about Students for a Democratic Society teaching Molotov Cocktail making. It urges government action to halt recruitment and training programs.
A new group named WORK or Women’s Organization for Right to Work campaigns to preserve Section 14(b) of the Taft Hartley Act. Headquarters in Washington DC, with local action emphasized by chairwoman Mrs Kennedy Smith of Pittsburgh. The piece argues for freedom to join or not join unions, cites human rights and USSR references, and urges women to contact via the 1990 L Street address.
In 1833 Sam McMahon gathered 47 neighbors on a Sabine County hilltop where a Louisiana preacher blessed the first Protestant society in Mexican Texas. This meeting led to the creation of the church now known as the birthplace of Methodism in Texas, with Rev. Littleton Fowler later buried at McMahon Chapel. Fowler helped organize numerous Texas churches and served as Texas Senate chaplain before dying in 1846 at 42. East Texas events listed include Deep East Texas Development Center meeting July 23, Western Week in Carthage July 26-31 with rodeo, Trinity Valley Shrine Club fry July 21 in Cleveland, Nacogdoches Horse Show Aug 5-6, Center Homecoming Aug 2.
A critic rails at overseas American investments as wasteful. He argues US capital abroad props up foreign regimes while the nation loses money and security funding. He questions motives behind foreign aid and warns that profits may not return home.
Senator Mansfield signals extended Viet Nam involvement while editor Dowdy reports on poverty aid changes allowing communists to receive benefits. The piece cites FBI Director Hoover on communist influence and notes aid guarantees against revolution or insurrection across multiple nations.
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