Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1964-08-02 | Page 10

4 10A Ogden 1964 Sunday August Standard-Examin- er — -- TWMMMriiMatMWTa''-'v ' AUDIT' BY DISEASE CENTER Superepidemic of Measles Wanes 'FREEDOM OF INFORMATION' BILL CLEARS SENATE GOES TO HOUSE WASHINGTON (AP)— After approval of some technical - amendments the Senate passed a "freedom of information" bill at week's end and sent it to the House where its fate is uncertain The Senate had passed the measure Tuesday but assistant Senate Democratic leader Hubert H Humphrey had moved to reconsider Humphrey and Sen Edward V one of the bill's sponsors agreed to the minor Long D-amendments Friday night and the bill was again passed without opposition It would spell out in detail the right of the public to information from government departments and agencies and would permit federal court suits to challenge withholding of information with the burden of proof on the government agency well-accept- ed 5-- Sect Draws British Ire Brooklynite Is Leader (AP) — Big Jim by the sect's "no association" Taylor from Brooklyn started a rule revival campaign Saturday amid The sect is an offshoot of the austere religion Plymouth Brethren founded by charges that his British families the Rev J N Darby a former is driving some Anglican at Plymouth Engto misery land in 1830 Taylor 63 leads a sect known How many members it has Brethren as the Exclusive com- cannot be determined because second the which believes of its exclusive nature For Tay ing of Christ is near towns the lor's visits to Believers are under orders to sect has hired major halls capable of shun any avoidable association Critics seating several thousand nonmembers with charge this has split up families and sometimes led to divorce Members must not eat or sleep with persons outside the sect even if they are married to each LONDON mm iMllin in in mil HIS BIGGEST BACKER Mrs Baron Goldwater 88 proudly points to a paint- ing of her son Sen Barry Goldwater Republican presidential nominee The painting hangs in Mrs Goldwater's Phoenix Ariz home other Taylor walked smiling but silent through a crowd of newsmen as he reached Britain Thursday He brushed aside all ON RENT RETURNS AND 7 TRADE-IN- S HENRY F MILLER Questions In the next two weeks he will address his followers at mass meetings in Liverpool Birmingham and London then hold ina three-da- y rally at Dorking - SPINEL WURLITZER llsM Honors 'Heroes' Japan — is TOKYO CHICKERING (AP) Japan awarding posthumous honors to 5605 more war dead including some killed in conflict with Communist Chinese and Indonesian forces at the end of World War II rs mission lines and facilities in GAMMA GLOBULIN There is controversy among East Pakistan was announced doctors as to how effective a here last week It's repayable in shot of gamma globulm is in 40 years WARDROBES! 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