Articles from 1966
Actor Richard Burton, CBE (1925 – 1984) was no stranger to pretty feminine faces – and as a Welshman, he was no fan of British royalty; so it must have turned some heads when he listed Britain’s Queen Elizabeth as one of the most beautiful women in the world for the editors of Pageant Magazine.
Queen Elizabeth: HOTTIE (Pageant Magazine, 1966) Read More »
Looking back fifteen years at the greatest espionage trial of the Fifties, Medford Evans, a former administrative officer of the U.S. Atomic Energy Project, re-read the court testimony and concluded that Harry Gold and David Greenglass had lied on the stand.
A Second Look At The Rosenberg Trial (American Opinion, 1966, 1967) Read More »
The oldest known creed in Christendom, the Apostles’ Creed is a faithful summary of what Christians believe and holds an unparalleled level of doctrinal authority, beginning with the statement, “I believe in God.” Those simple words contain the basis of the entire Christian faith. This article examines how the creed came to be written.
The Apostles’ Creed (The Hibbert Journal, 1966) Read More »
The doomed Jews of Auschwitz, Treblinka and Sobibor did not all die like sheep. Many perished like lions in little-known uprisings against the Nazis – and some even blew up the grisly ovens and gas chambers.
The Concentration Camp Revolts (Pageant Magazine, 1966) Read More »
Throughout the course of the Vietnam War there was no greater Hawk on Capitol Hill than United States Senator Barry Goldwater (1909 – 1998). In the attached interview from 1966 the Senator chastises President Johnson for failing to seize the initiative and correctly predicted that if the Americans did not show greater pugnacity, they would be run out of South Vietnam.
You can read more about Senator Barry Goldwater here…
Goldwater on Vietnam (Coronet Magazine, 1966) Read More »
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The Death of Captain Thomas Mantell (Pageant Magazine, 1966) Read More »
