Sayre sermon on Arabs sparks international protest
In Washington the Very Rev. Francis B. Sayre preached Palm Sunday protest against Arabs triggering worldwide reaction. Critics called his deicide remark misleading and calumnious while Sayre’s history in politics drew renewed attention as he linked parties to a sterile choice between Johnson and Goldwater.
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Washington
D.C
England
London Express
Francis B. Sayre
National Episcopal Cathedral
Sayre
Israel
Dean
Edward L. R. Elson
National Presbyterian Church
U.S
Jerusalem
Holy Land
White House
Woodrow Wilson
Joseph McCarthy
America
Johnson
Goldwater
United Nations
Dean Sayre
Trusteeship Council
Val King
the Francisco
the Monitor
the Holy City
King
Rey de Bouillon
Dean’s sermon sparks criticism over Middle East atrocity claims
The dean, once a Williams student and later a ministerial figure, draws national fire for a sermon criticizing Middle East events. Critics point to Arab influence in Washington and urge consulting international committees on Jewish suffering, citing alleged Syrian government actions and regional religious tensions.
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Williams
U.S
Washington
Sayre
Middle East
Lucius Clay
Committee of Concern
Accommodations Sought for 6000 Delegates at Jehovah's Witnesses Convention
The Divine Ruler ship District Convention of Jehovah's Witnesses will convene in July 2023 attracting more than 6,000 delegates. Jack E. Roberts reports inquiries from 26 states and 3 Canadian provinces as volunteer workers arrange housing in Butte through motels hotels and private homes. Contact 723-3550 to arrange room rentals. local hosts and lodging managers cooperate to support visiting ministers and families.
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Divine Rulership
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Jack E. Roberts
Butte
Roberts
Bank Debits Rise in May Across Eight Western Montana Cities
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports May debit totals up for the first five months of 1971 in eight Western Montana cities. Helena leads with a 53 percent rise to 794 185 000, while Anaconda shows a 1 percent gain to 51 554 000 and Missoula posts 534 820 000 after a 22 percent increase. Other gains include Bozeman 9 percent to 202 271 000 Butte 16 percent to 990 487 000 Kalispell 39 percent to 23 463 000 Deer Lodge 12 percent to 22 664 000 and Livingston 10 percent to 59 738 000.
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Montana
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
Helena
Anaconda
Bozeman
Butte
Deer Lodge
Kalispell
Livingston
Missoula
Butte Bridge Sectional Opens With 45 Teams Entered
The Butte Knockout Bridge Sectional at the Ramada Inn opened Friday with 45 teams entered and more expected. Masters winners were Bob Donaldson and George Williamson with 196 average. second went to Mrs. Kenneth Mulholland and Melvin Singleton. Intercity matches follow Saturday. tournament marks 13th year with Montana Idaho and Wyoming players. In national news, Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield is recovering from a urinary tract infection at Bethesda Naval Medical Center and is expected to be released late next week.
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Butte
Ramada Inn
Hazel Carter
Bob Donaldson
Ogden
George Williamson
Great Falls
Kenneth Mulholland
Melvin Singleton
Mark Fotsch
Idaho Falls
Cora Jacobson
Rose Sullivan
Jerry Fleming
Kenneth Flink
Harry Evans
Dan O'Neill
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dear Ann Landers letters highlight tragedy and trust in marriage
A reader recalls funeral losses at 56 and 90 and ponders dying with dignity. Anonymized letters discuss marital trust, control, and daily chores with guidance urging evaluation and individuality.
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Ann Landers
Tin bids filed for land near Malaysian air base
Mining firms submitted bids to mine tin beneath a Malaysian air force base in Kuala Lumpur. Government officials said the air force has not decided to sell the land.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Malaysian Air Force
Air Force
Film on Rev Wilkerson and Teen Challenge shown Sunday
A half hour documentary titled As The Spirit Leads Them explores Rev David Wilkerson and his Teen Challenge program. It features New York street footage of workers confronting heroin addicts with a message of hope. The film screens at Gospel Chapel Second and Arizona at 11 a m with free admission.
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David Wilkerson
Gospel Chapel Second
Arizona
New York
Teen Challenge
Montana college students seek MontPIRG approval
Montana college students seek approval from the State Board of Regents in July to form MontPIRG a student funded public interest research group. The plan calls for a 1 dollar quarterly contribution with refunds on request and aims to study landlord tenant relations environmental issues discrimination and consumer matters via campus boards and a state board.
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Ing
Montana
State Board of Regents
Montana Public Interest Research Group
Montpirg
University of Montana
Montana State University
Eastern Montana College
Kathleen McAuliffe
Butte
Miss McAuliffe
Ticipants
Secon
Ralph Nader
Nader
Washington
Oregon
Vermont
Michigan
Minnesota
Regents
Montpiag
Missoula
MSU
Bozeman
EMC
Billings
Hanley seeks federal post Amid Manga con troversy in Butte
Hanley, director of Butte Model City Community Organization, seeks a Region Eight Citizen Participation post as conflict over his salary cuts and alleged travel overspending sparks two board meetings. Murphy aims to curb funds and questions Hanley’s job application timing while the board weighs incorporation and future funding. The Joint Neighborhood Board slated a second meeting for Monday at 107 E. Granite.
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Butte
Jack Hanley
Region Eight Citizen Participation Organization
Hanley
Butte Model City Community Organization
Model City
Jim Murphy
Murphy
Joint
Neighborhood Board of Directors
Ley
Aone
Argyle
Eeertr Hanley Masa
Lloyd Miller
The
Dent of Housing
Develent
Denver
HUD
E. Granite
Firm seeks dismissal in Montana suit over invention sale
A Utah drug firm asked a federal court in Butte to dismiss a $10,000 suit filed in Missoula by George O. Doherty against Sorgia Co. of Sandy. Doherty alleges an agreement to purchase an invention and nonpayment. Deseret argues the toy suit fails to meet damages claim and seeks dismissal.
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Utah
Butte
Montana
Missoula
George O. Doherty
Sorting Co
Sandy
Dohe
Deseret
Doherty
Dallas police to add three new helicopters
Dallas police will increase the helicopter fleet by three choppers at a cost of 74 000 dollars each. Lt. Lee Spradlin said the expanded unit will provide round the clock service to the metropolitan area and respond to emergency calls from suburban departments.
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Dallas
Lee Spradlin
Emer
Miner Hurt by Auto In Night Club Area Collision
William McAff, 30, a Butte Hill contract miner, was admitted to Silver Bow General Hospital with bruises after being struck by a car driven by Tracy Chicoski, 22, in the night club area near Harrison Street. Police say McAff ran into the roadway and bounced onto the car hood before being thrown to the pavement. Chicoski, who said the pedestrian darted in front of her vehicle, was not cited as investigators continue.
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William McAff
Butte Hill
Silver Bow General Hospital
McAff
Tracy Chicoski
W. Quartz
Charles Matule
Pat Sullivan
Harrison
Chicoski
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Kinsolving
Church
Idaho
Wyoming
Mansfield
Kentucky
K.M
Ren
E.S.A
Ann
Rev. Wilkerson
Cross
Montana Standard
Montana College
By Rick Foote
Standard
Joint Board
Firm
Motorola
Herrison
Kelvinator
Silver Bow TV
Kitchenaid
Downey Drug Building
Miner
Jack Jakovac
Dillon
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