Glossolalia stirs faith and fear across U S churches
In a sharp survey of tongues movement, four star Gen Ralph E Haines reportedly spoke in tongues during a Buffalo revival, linking his military rank to religious fervor. Clergy from Dallas and Notre Dame note a spiritual revival, while critics cite Paul and Jesus to argue for or against glossolalia. A Tennessee Holiness Church case ends with two adherents dying after drinking strychnine.
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Lester Kinsolving
Ralph E. Haines
United States
Buffalo N. Y
Jesus
Army of Jesus Christ
Washington Star- News
Haines
Dennis Bennett
Seattle
Dallas
Colorado
Notre Dame
Glossalaliacs
United States Army
Holiness
Church of God In Jesus Name
Carson Springs
Tenn
Father Bennett
Impounding the President A New Haven View on Watergate
A New Haven writer argues impeachment may be excessive for Watergate and proposes impounding the President. He outlines the concept, contrasts it with impeachment, and sketches possible steps including a declaration and justification, noting Nixon’s use of impounding and the potential path to the Supreme Court.
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Washington
Nyt
New Haven
United States
Nixon
Congress
Kong
Florida
California
Supreme Court
Battle over blue laws looms in Pa Legislature
Harrisburg report notes Pennsylvania ad ultery and fornication laws are gone but blue laws linger. Sunday sales bans cover clothing, home goods, hardware, jewelry, toys and more with limits on fresh foods for stores over nine employees. Lawmakers discuss hearings as bills to repeal or let municipalities decide Sunday openings advance slowly.
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John L. Moore
Ottaway
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Reid L. Bennett
D-Mercer
House Business and Commerce Committee
Bennett
Philadelphia
Robert A. Rovner
Rovner
New Jersey
Delaware
House Commerce Committee
L. Eugene Smith
Smith
Rep
Russell Kowalyshyn
Northampton
Kovalyshyn
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