Bomb debate tests church on atomic arms policy
New Haven Conn four Congregational Christian groups faced a vote on halting immediate atomic bomb work while denominations urged no rush to arms. Delegates rejected a pro am immediate cessation proposal and adopted a resolution calling for international agreements to curb hydrogen and A bomb development amid civil liberty concerns.
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Hidden text on church influence and school integration goals
Fragmented excerpt discusses church moves to end segregation, legitimate means to implement court orders, and broad aims of aiding underdeveloped areas. It mentions governments collaborating, UN intercommunication, and Christians engaging in political parties to express Christian ethics in state affairs.
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Anita Ritter speaks at Lapel mission and family dinner
Mrs Anita Ritter, a returned missionary to Africa, spoke at the Lapel Methods Shared on Sunday morning. A pitch in dinner followed and guests included Mr Kitler Anthes Lowell Smith and many local families.
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Wilkins Earns College Degree at Berkeley
Robert Wilkins son of Mr and Mrs R A Wilkins received a degree in criminology from the University of California at Berkeley. He transferred to the California school after several years, and he and his wife plan to celebrate his achievement.
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Allocation Increases For State Excise and Security Forces
The Muileel Committee approved a larger allocation for state excise police and highway engineers pay, rejected Civil Defense funding, but approved 26 000 for meal expenses of the new Internal Security Corps and 58 000 for beverage commission enforcement. It also backed budgets for power plant upgrades, bakery renovations, and other state projects while denying increases to Civil Defense and related offices.
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County School Units Get Funds
Madison County will receive 225,000 and Anderson and Viwearty Willet will get SIG S4A and Shtis respectively. A total of 880,876 will be distributed with 225,000 from state funds and the remainder from federal government sources.
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Turmoil in Guatemala as government ousted amid unrest
Reported violence and political upheaval unfold as officials, military units, and civilians clash over regime change. Police chiefs and officials linked to the toppled government face threats and possible exile while anti communist elements purge remaining supporters. A former president and allied figures seek refuge abroad as tensions rise.
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Holiday Closings Prompt Wary Roads and Weekend Travel
The article notes widespread holiday closings and patrols as authorities warn drivers to be cautious during the July 3-8 weekend period. Police forecast more traffic checks and safety campaigns, urging fatigue awareness and defensive driving amid arson fears and urban congestion.
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Fragmented Notice of Community Drive and Steering Bodies
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Tax relief debate muddled by dividend plan conflicts
In a chaotic session lawmakers discussed proposed dividend relief tied to the George plan and Millikin amendments. Debate centered on tax carve outs for individuals and corporations, with figures like $800 credits and $100 rises in dividend tax thresholds mentioned, while many Republicans cautioned over broader relief timing and scope.
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