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.1 3A The Pensacola News Friday, July 23, 1965 Edfor Seeks 'Cooling-OH Period' Nine Floridians Vote Against Bill lnf'c era nff llioii. kaol'e anil other "outsiders" to "get off the backs" of Alabama, Mississippi, and other Southern states. "The fingers of recrimination which have been pointing so long at Mississippi and Alabama have been seen and felt. ATLANTA, Ca (AP) The editor of the official publication of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, Ben Hartley, has called on civil rights groups' to begin a "cco'ing-off period" and do some housecleaning of their own. Hartley, editor of the Presbyterian Survey, said in an editorial released yesterday that it is time for civil rights groups and Musk Ox Hair W009- III let them go to work," he said.

"A cooling-off period would give the civil rights groups an opportunity to do seme housecleaning of its own." The magazine, which is distributed to families in the Southeast and Southwest, called on civil rights organizations to rid themselves of "beatniks and hotheads and other undesirable elements who do more harm than good for the nonviolent movement for racial justice." The said the Civil Rights Act and the Presbyterian General Assembly "have drawn clear-cut legal and theological lines in the area of race 1 WASHINGTON (AP) Nine Florida congressmen voted against the antipoverty bill that passed the House 245-158 yesterday. Only Dante Fascell and Claude Pepper of Miami and Sam Gibbons of Tampa, all Democrats, voted for the bill. Recorded against were: Charles Bennett of Jacksonville, Don Fuqua of Tallahassee, James Haley of Sarasota, Sydney Herlong of Leesburg, D. R. Matthews of Gainesville, Paul Rogers of Fort Lauderdale, Robert Sikes of Crestview, and both Republicans, Edward Gur-ney of Winter Park and William Cramer of St.

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of the University of Alaska. Teal, who owns a 600-acre farm here, says each spring the musk ox sheds about six pounds of a golden fiber resembling cashmere from beneath its coarse, brown outer coat. The musk ox, Teal said, will follow a human around all day STOPS DIAPER RASH Hartley said indications are tow Atone Back Guarantee Soothing, mficofr IYCO-IOROL powd.r bring, cool romforf quick. Soothtt mud Xop tHaptr rath tor long jMriodt. Monty back tuaronltt whtn mnd 01 that more and more Southern hurch-goers "are changing inside." Demonstrations and court action were necessary to awaken people, he said, adding: "Are there enough 'good1" people now awake that chpnges can be effected from within their ranks?" Conchology shell collecting can be a profitable hobby.

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In liquid or tablets. WASHINGTON (AP) A new; take a fresh look at the case fori And Vinson said he wasn't fulness and betrayal by these Justice Department inquiry is possible prosecution under em- aware of any law which would union officials." planned into what a Senate sub-, bezzlement laws. 'prevent Barasch from dissolv-! The unions maintain joint of- committee said is the abuse ofj The subcommittee contends? aA fices in Fairlawn, N.J., and welfare funds by leaders of $4 million in wdfare th two foundations and dis-; Tjmes in New York local unions in the New iork funcjs was diverted by Barasch triouting the 54 million in any 'cily. metropolitan area. and his fellow union officers into way he wished.

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(AP) A laundress attempted to smuggle powerful explosives concealed in her girdle into this important U.S. helicopter base two days ago, U. S. sources reported today. The woman was picked up at the base gate by Vietnamese security police, questioned, and then executed in a rice field at the end of the airstrip, the sources said.

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