Catholics and the U N Prudential Judgment on Faith and Politics
A discussion of whether support for the United Nations should be treated as a matter of faith. The piece cites Pope John XXIII and his Pacem in Terris to argue that the Church may engage in temporal affairs and that prudential judgment, informed by first hand experience, guides Catholics. It also cautions against demonizing the UN and notes reactions to UN delegations visiting Arizona.
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United Nations
Paul VI
Vatican
Pope John
France
Organization
Unesco
Pacem In Terris
United Nations Organization
John
Terris
Arizona
Stephen M. Young Dohio
Congress
John Birchers
Kennedy Kinship and Goldwater Tone Echo Liberty League
Marquis Childs notes that the Goldwater movement resembles the 1930s Liberty League in its right wing stance and that Kennedy family unity under Robert F. Kennedy strengthens the administration. He cites Bobby Kennedy as the president’s loyal adviser handling the racial crisis while Franklin D. Roosevelt’s era echoes fade.
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Washington
Goldwater Movement
Liberty League
Arizona
Kennedy clan under fire as campaign heats up
The piece surveys growing attacks on the Kennedy family amid 1964 campaign tensions. It notes R Sargent Shriver's leadership in the Peace Corps, Eunice Kennedy Shriver and Jean Smith accompanying him, and the expanding Kennedy influence while facing right wing denunciations. It emphasizes family loyalty and a long history of public service driving relentless pursuit of wins.
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Kennedy
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Roosevelt and
Delano
R. Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Congress
Shriver
Eunice
Jean
Stephen Smith
Congress On Trial As Minority Filibuster Threatens Civil Rights
Congress faces extended debate over strengthened civil rights measures amid a minority threat to filibuster. Leaders warn that successful filibuster would yield minority rule, while passage would mark a national policy shift impacting voting schooling and public accommodations.
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Washington
Congress
Drummond
Senate
Quotes From United Press International
London Home Secretary Brooke condemns hostile Queen Elizabeth treatment as the work of a few Communists and anarchists. In Denver, Rev. Dr. Ben Herbster urges action in racial integration, calling for a crusade involving men women and children.
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London
Brooke
Queen Elizabeth
Denver
Ben Herbster
Fourth General Synod of the United Church of Christ
Not since the 1850s a call to believe and act rises
The piece notes Southern senators threaten a summer filibuster against civil rights legislation and hope for a March on Washington to aid it. It argues responsible leadership prevents violence, warns that demonstrations depend on civic duty, and cites a broad church commission warning of dangerous demonstrations.
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Washington
Washington University
America
National Council of Churches
Senate
Another Side Seen In March On Washington
A commission member from the National Council of Churches previews the March on Washington plan as a peaceful, orderly protest aimed at persuading Congress to end second class citizenship. The message stresses responsible action and contrasts with potential filibusters or disruptive demonstrations.
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Washington
Commission
National Council of Churches
Congress
Lincoln Memorial
Curtis Warns on Persistent U.S. Balance of Payments Deficit
Rep. Thomas B. Curtis, a Missouri Republican, spoke to a sparse House about the ongoing deficit in the United States balance of payments. He serves on the Ways and Means and Joint Economic Committees and advocates tax-related fixes.
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Washington
Thomas B. Curtis
United States
Missouri Republican
Ways and Means
Joint Economic Committees
Few Congress Members Step Up On Economic Policy
The article argues only a minority in Congress take action on national economic policy while others drift. Curtis and Javits push for hearings and stronger measures to fix the payments deficit and bolster the international monetary system amid broad leadership concerns.
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Curtis
Joint Economic Group
Jacob K. Javits
R. N.Y
Reader urges reversal of school prayer ruling
Mrs George Miles of Tempe writes in disgust at the Supreme Court decision permitting school prayer. She argues it violates the First Amendment, fears indoctrination and calls for actions to rescind the ruling, noting concern for Scottsdale district and asking how to help.
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Supreme Court
Amercan Civil Liberties Union
California
Scottsdale
Tempe
School Spanki and Editorial Agreement
Letter to the editor praising the piece titled School Spanki.2. The writer expresses wholehearted agreement with the editorial stance and thanks the editor.
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School Spanki
Fox shot by hunter in self defense tale
Corney, England reports Bob Steele shot a fox on Thursday. He says the dying fox leaped at him and struck his gun, causing it to fire and wound his hand. Steele described the incident as self defense against the animal.
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Corney
England
Bob Steele
Steele
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