The Times Argus from Barre, Vermont (2024)

September 12, 1968

Publication:

The Times Argusi

Location:

Barre, Vermont

Issue Date:

Thursday, September 12, 1968

Page:

11

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-T- THE TIMES-ARGUS BARRE-MONTPELIER VT THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 12 1968 Eleven Do It Every Time English Don't Like Scientology Group MEM ONE OF THEIR OWN WARP HEELERS VOTEP THE OTHER WAY--THE BOYS IN THE SMOKE-FILLED ROOfA SAID OF HI A1 Scientology The Scientologists say no government representative has ever come to East Grinstead to hold an investigation In Parliament Robinson said Scientology members of families from each other and attributes squalid and disgraceful motives to all who oppose it Its authoritarian principles and practices are a potential menace to the personality and wellbeing of those so deluded as to become its founder American science fiction writer Ron Hubbard 57 is barred ters a day most of them said David Gaiman spokesman for the College of Scientology "Now we get from 300 to 1000 a day and none of them are they ask for information "We are in very nice shape despite the campaign" said Gaiman surveying the swimming pool the 200-year-old manor house a newly built stone castle filled with classrooms all surrounded by 40 acres of rolling grounds The health minister has refused to disclose what he called government evidence against By DAMD LANCASHIRE Associated Pres Writer EAST GRINSTEAD England fAP) say we have orgies said the young Englishman pointing at the swimming pool too busy to have we even have time to go This was at the country mansion once owned by the Maharajah of Jaipur It is now headquarters of the Scientology movement a semireligious organization from the United States This mental health organization in the as it calls itself has be come a storm center in Britain Villagers in East Grinstead a centuries-old market center 30 miles from London seek a ban on the Scientologists claiming they spread their influence in the town press has campaigned against the movement Health Minister Kenneth Robinson last month denounced Scientology as harmful a potential and moved to keep foreigners from coming to Britain as students enrolled at the College of Scientology here "We used to get about 100 let from returning to England Ho moved his headquarters here 11 years ago but now reportedly lives aboard a yacht in the Mediterranean Scientology calls itself pracUcal religious philosophy interested in ability and increas-1 ing it the most vita) philosophic movement on the planet the freeing of the soul by Its publications contend it makes people aware more alert more It has groups in Die United States and around the world and claims millions of members The East Grimstead college has 200 to 300 students and a staff of about 150 Roughly half the students and staff come from outside Britain The government restrictions ruled foreign students or staff members would no longer be admitted to Britain or allowed to prolong their stay Gaiman said Scientology has more than 100000 members in Britain Oh HAND WHEN OWE OF THE LOYAL OPPOSISH COMES OVER TO THEIR SIDE PIFFOj Select Stock Group Under Fire he might leave himself open to a personal liability suit from a disgruntled stockholder The company president fears to talk with his wife about office affairs lest his wife innocently divulge inside informaDon to bridge partner A ftP A TIP OF THB caaapam Mtrro SILLY CAMPBEU RO SOX 271 FOUNTAIN VIE ARK" Soviet Invasion Blights Czech Religious Upsurge able for damages It includes accountant officers directors underwriters There are several other cases in which the withholding of information or Die release of misleading information is attacked A couple of cases at least involve suits against accountants for not discovering errors in profit reports Until clarification is reached however thousands of persons remotely or intimately connected with shares in American industry must walk a tightrope under the most distressing circ*mstances for they are quaking inwardly The analyst ask now if he must eliminate humtes and tips and concentra'e iastcad on hard factual information The corporate director worries that by serving on a Uwird ner A Smith the nation's biggest broker violated antifraud laws in that it provided information on an earnings decline at Douglas Aircraft to institutional investors while withholding it from smaller investors Merrill Lynch denies the charges 3 A court decision involving BarChris Construction Corp a builder and operator of bowling alleys in which a pro-pectus failed to include informaDon that might be construed as derogatory Individuals claimed they purchased stock in BarChris without realizing it was also an n-erator of bowling alleys which you might remember suddenly dropped out of favor a few year baik This case seems to leave anyone connected with misleading securities offering fxronally li Beginning Sunday Sept 15 NEW STORE HOURS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Week Days 8:30 A (o fi Sundays All Day PHARMACY 373 Main 176-131! Barre lie primate Josef Beran esteemed by Protestants and Orthodox as well as by Catholics was imprisoned until 1963 and has since been an exile in Rome But religious supression had been rapidly eased in the eight months since early 19t)k with many bishops and clergy freed from prison or ostracism and restored to their poets seminaries reopened censorship lifted and liberties revived up to the time of the Soviet countermove The country is mainly Roman Catholic uuii about eight mil-h'n baptized members of that Church but there also are ahout two nnlhtxt Protestants a half-million Eatem Orthodox and HOW Jew The larger ProreMam fexhes and tlwir ntemlxrhips tnchtde Itie fiin-ellral tljithermt tlfirrh trz) iM national ri Ccrh Oturih 1 l-I an tlx Brethren T3P 't ta Reformed tT lotirA aLs wfi am id Lps it rJ ei-ceh day A itentiMs Hurry-Offer Expires Sept 21 NEW Y'ORK (AP) As the Impact of recent charge and court cases is absorbed by the financial community the significance of recent government moves is becoming apparent They are attempts to protect the amall investor Since the number of shareholders increased fourfold in 15 years inequities in what some people on Wall Street like to call capitalism have been made to glare The emergence of a middle class with money for stocks has thrown the naive in with the sophisticates And next to experience and basic intelligence the difference is primarily one of information There is a great disparity In Die quality and Umlng of information available to the public compared will) that to which a select group is privy This has txen the situation for so long thit it is tlwmughty ingrained It has in fact Men Die bams on which some traders have mad their money Now the Se unties and Exchange I'ommosKxt appear to ijiu Hut na reason why lies rM rluMtke atmosphere slxxi'd continue e-r-sjlty when Ihe wrtfare of Jf RuPt-m iharehot Ws is tmojied At least three itfruoci t'larg-s ar It fm iirru 1 A t-f-fg In SfC Tex tr that sta'rd tn Hiere 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