Louche Don Quixote Reverend Clennon King in a life of misadventures
The Rev. Clennon King, a controversial African American preacher, has wandered through a string of odd escapades from Georgia to Hawaii and Washington. Once a teacher at Alcorn College, he faced firings, legal troubles, and a prison term ending in 1970. He now seeks open churches despite financial trouble and ongoing notoriety.
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Subminimum wage debate aims at teen job training
The House weighs a proposal for a subminimum wage of about 85 percent of the standard rate to boost teen hiring. Proponents see training value and private employment, while opponents warn of cheap labor pools disadvantaging older workers. Government roles in training are debated as a means to give youths a productive societal role.
Remembering John J Purcell Troy Mayor and war hero
John J Purcell known as Jack Purcell served as Troy mayor and as a citizen soldier rose to a commissioned officer in World War II. He fought in Okinawa and Saipan and later led with dignity and duty in public office.
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Rhetorical overdrafts shadow Lance probe in Washington
The Bert Lance affair highlights risks of rhetorical overdrafts as Sen. Ribicoff leads a Senate probe into Lance's Georgia banking dealings. Howard Baker avoids calling for resignation, saying the matter should go to Congress. Gerald Ford notes Washington has not changed. Security officers face a protocol nightmare as foreign dignitaries attend a Capitol lunch.
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Saccharin ban under study and congressional response
Editorial notes the Delaney Clause governs FDA actions on saccharin amid calls for a U S ban. A Canadian study links saccharin to bladder cancer in rats. Congress weighs a one year delay and a bill for further cancer risk study as Washington hosts a public conference on health policy.
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What’s Your Beef letters seek reader rants for $10 prize
Readers mail 50 word beefs to The Times Record Troy NY asking to vent on topics from memorial coverage to hospital parking fees. Submissions sign with name and location. top entry wins $10.
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Pulse of the People Letter Policy Summary
The Pulse of the People publishes letters bearing the writer name and address and may withhold names on request. Short, direct letters are preferred and the paper reserves the right to shorten content that is libelous or not in good taste.
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Nosey readers weigh safety of children at play
A reader defends raising concerns about children using Play-Doh in a street driving lane. The exchange centers on whether such concerns are nosey, noting the aim is improved safety for two unnamed youngsters.
Panama Canal Treaty Opposition Urges Rejection
A call urging the United States to reject the Panama Canal Treaty argues that the canal is vital to national defense and honor. It cites public polls showing opposition to the treaty and warns that approval would ignore the will of voters and empower Communist influence in the Caribbean.
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