OAS Warns Venezuela Is Next Communist Target
AP Special Correspondent reports the OAS warns Venezuela is the next target in the hemisphere’s cold war test. Castro alliance aims to dominate a Democratic coalition to seize power, with violence or legal fronts as options before December elections.
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Venezuela
Organization of American States
United Action
South America
U.S
Caracas
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Latin America
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Woman Defends Methodist Home at Texas Conference
Houston philanthropist Mrs. W. W. Fondren spoke in support of the Methodist Home in Waco during the Texas annual conference session. Delegates moved to adopt her speech as the conference spirit while noting criticisms of the home’s board and administration. The meeting elected several reserve and clerical delegates and will close with ministerial appointments.
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Waco
Texas
The
Methodist Church
Board of Trustees
W. W. Fondren
Reserve
Lamar Clark
Texarkana
Jeff Austin
Frankston
J. L. Wilson
Lake Jackson
Leon Mathis
Harold Fagan
Park Place
New Lotion Shrinks Veined Redness in Minutes
An eye lotion promises rapid relief from veined redness. Two drops clear and whiten eyes in 2 to 4 minutes, with effects lasting hours. It is described as refreshing soothing and safe for daily use in an eye dropper bottle.
Mindszenty Skips Vatican Papal Conclave Vote
Cardinal Mindszenty will not attend the Vatican conclave to elect a new Pope and remain at the U S legation in Budapest for now. The Hungarian government wants him out, viewing him as a symbol of resistance to Communism and a lever for church concessions.
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Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
U.S
Vatican
Cardinal Mindszenty
Unemployment High For Youth in May
May unemployment rose to 5.9 percent as teen workers boosted totals. Teen jobless reached 18 percent, the highest since seasonal figures began in 1949, while overall unemployment held at 4.1 million and total employment rose to 69.1 million. Secretary Wirtz called the trend alarming amid rising teen population and fewer unskilled jobs.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Advisory Group Outlines Woes of D.C. Minorities
A civil rights advisory group in Washington says job discrimination fuels crime unemployment and school dropouts among minorities. It urges a fair employment practices law and Federal action in education training and apprenticeship programs to curb tensions in the capital. The report cites widespread discrimination and notes that Negroes comprise 54 percent of Washington's population.
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District of Columbia
Civil Rights Commission
Philadelphia
Citizens Group
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
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