Harrell Plans Move After Threats To New Mexico Base
John R. Harrell, leader of the Christian Conservative Church, says he will move his followers to a desert base near San Fidel, New Mexico, after ongoing legal and physical pressures. He vows the fight against what he calls a Communist menace will continue, with about 125 followers previously in Louisville and more expected to assemble in New Mexico.
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Pentagon memo defends General Dynamics over Boe ing bid on TFX fighter plane
The Defense Department released a memo approving General Dynamics as the TFX winner over Boe ing despite Boeing's lower bid. It cites GD’s conservative development plan and common components as strengths while noting Boeing underestimated technical challenges and overall costs. The memo, dated Nov. 21, was disclosed amid Senate subcommittee investigations into the contract.
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Noted poet physician Williams dies in New Jersey
Rutherford N J March 4 AP Dr William Carlos Williams renowned American poet and physician died at his home of a cerebral hemorrhage at age 89 He lived in Rutherford all his life and practiced medicine from 1910 to 1950 specializing in pediatrics He published about 40 books of poetry and several prose works including short stories and four novels
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China allows Red Cross to visit Indian POWs in China
New Delhi March 2 AP Chinese officials say the Red Cross will be allowed to enter China to visit more than 3 000 Indian prisoners of war. Official sources indicate the refit permission covers access to the POWs held in Chinese custody.
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Roosevelt Declared Holiday Banking System Near Collapse
On March 4 1933 as Franklin D Roosevelt took office the nation faced a near collapse of its banking system with withdrawals soaring to 454 million dollars the day before his oath. A national bank holiday was declared and Congress moved quickly to legalize Roosevelts actions and launch the New Deal. FDIC now backs deposits up to 10000 and the Fed holds broader powers with tighter bank regulation.
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Hal Boyle on the frontiers of home shortages
Hal Boyle notes that every home lacks something essential and life is measured by small ideals. He jokes about living on the frontier of shortages with a supermarket nearby but never enough light bulbs soda water or chicken noodle soup.
Fanfani Declines to Allow Polaris Base in Italy
Premier Amintore Fanfani affirmed Italy’s Western alignment but refused to pledge his caretaker government to allowing U S Polaris missiles or submarines to use Italian bases. He spoke amid April 28 29 election issues and NATO multinational nuclear force talks.
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Chilean price freeze tightens consumer costs
Chilean Minister of Economy Luis Escobar Cerda announced a government price freeze on essential foods and other consumer goods to curb inflation. Only government-approved price increases will be allowed.
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Declaration Adoption Date Contradicts July 4 Proclamation
The record notes that the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 2, confirming the formal approval date, while July 4 is the public proclamation date later cited in history. The distinction highlights the sequence from adoption to global proclamation.
Glandular Inflammation Warning for Men Over Forty
A health notice targets men over forty, warning that glandular inflammation is a constitutional disease whose causes won’t be cured by temporary remedies. It claims neglect leads to premature senility and incurable conditions, and that in the past year men from 1,000 communities were treated at Excelsior Springs with relief and improved health.
Corlett Led Northwest Nazarene College Ten Years
Mr. Corlett served a decade as president of Northwest Nazarene College in Nampa Idaho and held teaching and administrative roles at four Nazarene colleges. He wrote religion articles and books on holiness and a missionary study titled The Dawning Light. He served four years on the Nazarene General Board and earned a bachelor’s from Peniel College. Bethany Nazarene College awarded him an honorary doctorate.
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