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Jones's message of economic socialism and racial equality, along with the integrated nature of Peoples Temple, proved attractive, especially to students and racial minorities. Funny Face was a brand of powdered drink mix originally made and publicly sold by the Pillsbury Company [A] from 1964 to 1994, [1] and in limited productions (mainly in the Midwestern and New England regions of the U. He also had the habit of refusing to respond to anyone who spoke to him first and only engaged in conversations when he started them. Guyanese soldiers guarding the embassy refused to let them in after hearing about the shootings at the Port Kaituma airstrip. Jones regularly visited a casket manufacturer in Lynn and held mock funerals for roadkill that he collected.

and giving the Nazi salute to German prisoners of war who were travelling through their town on their way to a detention facility. In response, Jones announced he was terminating his ministry in Indiana because it was too far from California for him to attend to and downplayed his healing claims to the authorities. Although Peoples Temple collapsed shortly after the events of 1978, some individuals continued to follow Jones's teachings during the 1980s. Political pressures which resulted from Jones's actions caused hospital officials to desegregate the wards. Jones's control over the members of Peoples Temple extended to their sex lives and who could be married.

and Benjamin Hooks by making an analogy between allegiance to "the black leadership" and blind obedience to the Jonestown leaders: "We refuse to be led into another political Jonestown as we were led during the Presidential campaign. Members who joined Peoples Temple turned over all their assets to the church in exchange for free room and board. During his time at University, Jones was impressed by a speech which Eleanor Roosevelt delivered about the plight of African-Americans, and he began to espouse support for communism and other radical political views for the first time. A doctor involved in the investigation accused Jones of "quackery" and challenged Jones to give tissue samples of the material he claimed fell off people when they were healed of cancer.

The Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) responded to the Jonestown deaths with significant changes for ministerial ethics and a new process to remove ministers.At the convention, Branham issued a prophetic endorsement of Jones and his ministry, saying that God used the convention to send forth a new great ministry. The group decided on Guyana as a favorable location, citing its recent revolution, socialist government, and the favorable reaction Jones received when he traveled there in 1963.