A Matter Of Opinion On Church Life And Crime
The essay argues society shows strong church attendance and finances yet high crime, suggesting too much organization and too little Christianity. It questions pastors fear of condemning evil, cites quotes about Gospel reception, and notes Lenin’s remark that religion is the opiate of the people amid rising fanaticism in South Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen of England
Nicolae Lenin
Soviet
Russia
South
Viet Nam
Today in History June 11 Highlights and Events
Notable events on this date include 1776 committee for the Declaration of Independence with Jefferson Franklin Adams Livingston and Sherman. 1861 Wheeling convention for West Virginia. 1905 Le Mans race crash with 82 dead. 1956 AMA polio vaccine talks by Salk and Scheele. 1966 Cairo crash and Iran earthquake. 1969 civil rights arrests in Chicago including James Farmer and Dick Gregory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin
John Adams
Robert Livingston
Roger Sherman
American Medical Association
Chicago
James Salk
The
Congress of Racial Equality
James Farmer
Dick Gregory
Top Executives Keep On Move- Few Stay On One Job Too Long
A study of corporate mobility shows executives like Lamont Cruse moving frequently as economic growth spurs plant expansion. Western Electric and General Telephone report large transfer costs and rising relocation trends with many managers seeking promotions and higher pay across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont M. Cruse
Burlingto Hosmnery Co
New York City
Cruse
Harriman, Tenn
Western Electric Co. Inc
Clifton C. Field Jr
Western Electric
Field
Field Seid
General Telephone & Electronics Corp
Harris Reinhardt
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
General Telephone
Reinhardt
American Management Association
Youth Must Seek Bold Paths Not Provide For Old Age
The author laments security minded graduates delaying work for pension plans and benefits. He argues America needs youthful enthusiasm and risk taking to face challenges like Concord and Lexington, praising Paul Revere for acting without concern for retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
America
World
New Limits Imposed On Federal Courts
The article reports a historic shift in Supreme Court stance on criminal contempt, establishing that six months maximum penalties may not be imposed without a jury trial. It details past cases involving Mississippi officials and James Meredith, notes dissenters Douglas and Black, and outlines remaining avenues for enforcement in civil contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Warren
Hugo L. Black
William O. Douglas
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Arthur J. Goldberg
Warren
Black
Douglas
Tom C. Clark
Barnett
William J. Brennan Jr
Abe Fortas
Goldberg
Congress
Clark
Brennan
Fortas
High Court
Thonazaville Times-Enterprise Become a daily edition notices
The snippet shows the Thonazaville Times-Enterprise publishing details core to the paper and Associated Press usage. It lists publication schedule rates and mail subscription prices for local readers and mentions address and telecommunication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Theaper
Focal News
Sunda
Enterprise Co
Irc
Thomasville
Suscrio
Madison St
P. O
Be fruitful and multiply as Christians build a home
A reader argues in favor of marriage and large but affordable Christian families. The writer cites scripture and experience with five children, urging a friend in love to marry and establish a Godly household to improve the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God Cerium
Mrs. Graham
Quality Over Equality, A Pursuit Of Superior Standards
Dearborn, Michigan writer Ralph B H Lyne argues quality surpasses equality and questions how to restore focus on excellence amid modern stress on equality. He asserts quality elevates humanity and should guide progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph BH
Lyne Dearborn
Mich
Old Ways Aren't Good Enough For Modern GI
In Saigon Viet Nam soldiers face new gear shifting warfare norms. Electric typewriters and cordless razors replace old practices while radios capture reports from Saigon to Hanoi. Portable cameras and mounted movie gear multiply field footage as PX limits trim cosmetic imports.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Korea
Los Angeles
Hanoi
Post Exchange
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Apostle Paul
Jesus Christ
Wheeling
West Virginia
Napoleon III
U. S. Civil War
District of Columbia
le Mans
France
Cairo
Iran
Sally Ryan
New York
New England
Alcatraz
San Francisco
Denver
Donald E. DE Voto
Hollywood
Sourpuss
Vincent Edwards
Edwards
England
Savanneah
Ben Casey
Dr. Casey
Old Ben
Columbia Pictures
Jom
Gabbin
Tom Geffs
T E News Star
Paul Revere
Oncle Tom
Washington
Supframe Court
Harite
Court Iis
Supreme Court
Thonazaville
Times-Enterprise
All Departments
Canal
State of Georgia
Billy Graham
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