Martin Marty Reflects on 25 Years as Historian Journalist
United Press International reports Martin Marty, renowned as a historian journalist and clergyman, looks back on 25 years since his ordination. He discusses shifts in Protestantism, Vatican II’s impact, secularization, and the enduring role of local congregations, noting ongoing provocative commentary.
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David E. Anderson
United Press International
Martin Marty
Marty
God
Vatican II
Pogo
War crime unit to expedite deportations in postwar cases
The INS will form a dedicated unit to locate war criminals who fled to the United States after World War II with full Justice Department backing. Efforts aim to speed deportations, targeting 110 suspects, including Andrija Artukovic, linked to Nazi atrocities.
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Los Angeles Times
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Soviet Union
INS
Leonel Castillo
Justice Department
Defense and State Departments
Central Intelligence Agency
Castillo
Andrija Artukovic
Seal Beach
Yugoslavia
Artukovic
Elvis sparks debate over voting age in Idaho 1957 session
In a lengthy reminiscence, a Idaho lawmaker recalls Elvis Presley fueling a youth insurrection that influenced attempts to raise the voting age. He notes a House setback, nationwide letters, and debates on whether Presley signified immaturity or a cultural shift.
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Bob Leeright
Associated Press
Idaho
House
Senate
Leeright
Elvis
Elvis Presley
National Wire
Record
Presley
Europe
Frank Sinatra
Sinatra
Automakers face credibility test as Washington pressure grows
Detroit's auto chiefs defend progress while critics mark an eight year safety honeymoon ended. Officials like Joan Claybrook and Eric Stock urge faster adoption of air bags and safer cars, warning industry claims of superiority are weak.
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Edward
Lichtzin
UPI
Detroit
Washington
United Auto Workers
Douglas A. Fraser
Auto Service
General Motors
Elliott M. Estes
Automotive News World Congress
Joan Claybrook
Nationa Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Eric O. Stock
Environmental Protection Agency
Ms. Claybrook
Stock
Estes
Transportation Department
Claybrook
Idaho judges face appointment and election debates
Idaho officials discuss the balance of direct elections and appointments for judges. Gov Evans may make a lifetime appointment next week. Critics favor merit screening and Missouri Plan concepts while resisting lifelong political appointments.
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Peter Leriger
Boise
John V. Evans
Missouri
Idaho
Bull
Bianchi
Cost of living, salaries and judges loom in Whittom column
Idaho Farm Bureau's W F Whittom surveys budget items and politics. He cites U S Chamber figures that the federal government tops family costs, and notes Library of Congress projections on incomes and taxes. He critiques merit pay for judges and comments on policy zeal and public confusion.
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W. F
Bill’ Whittom
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Bianchi
Missouri
Judicial Council
Chamber
U.S
Congress
Library of Congress
Congressional Research Service
Jack Mabley
Chicago Tribune
Braintrust
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