White Ribbon Rally Sparks Lewiston Reflections on Reform
In a Lewiston vignette, Perry Swisher discusses how white ribbon recruits charm observers yet reveal harmful loyalties. He recounts his grandfather’s Republican views, Dewey’s political acts, and a pistol fatality tied to a white ribbon ally in Silver City, illustrating how zealotry, politics, and violence intersect across eras.
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Dewey
Silver City
Christmas catalogs reveal costly armor gift for 1977
The columnist notes a $4,000 full size suit of armor offered in 1977 catalogs, including a broadsword and flail. Described as a made-to-measure, 19-measure garment with 150 parts and complete articulation, it’s meant to be worn, not just decor. Also mentions a European reference predicting a Dark Ages energy shortage.
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Dick ‘West
United Press
International
Hoi Polloi
Europe
Black Worship in America Explores Community and Liberation
United Press International reports Rev William B. McClain argues black worship grew from slavery and the urge for freedom. The piece notes the central role of community in Black religious life, where worship blends song preaching ritual and art with a focus on justice and liberation.
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David E. Anderson
United Press International
United States
America
William B. McClain
Union United Methodist Church
Bostom
Mass
Boston College
McClain
National Office For
NOBC
Coneience
Jesus
Soviet Research on Arctic Rocks
In 1937 Soviet scientists endure deep cold on drifting ice stations to map Arctic seas and expand northern shipping routes. The North Pole 22 station drifted 800 miles over four years with 150 researchers aboard and 1 000 scientists involved in experiments.
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Charles M. Nadison
United Press International
Moscow
Arctic
Soviet Union
Siberia
Tass
North Pole
European Soviet Union
Arktika
Leningrad
Japan Attracted To Frosty Brew
Japan in 1975 set a beer consumption record of 3.946 billion liters with per capita use of 33.7 liters, while sake totaled 1.674 billion liters. Beer led postwar Japan, with 30 breweries and Kirin commanding about 60 percent of the market under Mitsubishi control.
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Robert Crabbe
United Press International
Tokyo
Japan
America
Brewers Association of Japan
U.S
Kirin
Asahi
Sappord
Mitsubishi
Almanac snapshot September 26 1977 milestones and births
The almanac notes this date as Monday September 26 1977 the 269th day with 96 to follow the moon near full. It recalls events including British troops occupying Philadelphia in 1777 and Seoul falling to U N forces in 1950. It also cites typhoons and Niebuhr quotes.
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United Press International
George Gershwin
Philadelphia
U.N
Seoul
South Korea
United States
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