Polish Church State Crisis Near as Raid Sparks Outcry
A Warsaw dispute deepened as police, without a warrant, reportedly raided Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski’s office at the Jasna Gora monastery and confiscated books and tapes. Bishop Golinski warned churches in Czestochowa and the incident sparked protests about church autonomy and state interference.
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Poland
Stefan Cardinal
Wyszynski
Zdzislaw Golinski
Czestochowa
Jasna Gora
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Institute of National Vows
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Morgan County Seeks Flood Control Work
Morgan County riverland owners met Tuesday night in a growing flood control movement for the White River forks. A committee expanding from Greene to Knox and Daviess counties was named with Frank Jackson of Washington as temporary chair. The west fork movement may extend into Owen, Clay, Pike and Gibson counties with surveys funded by the 1959 Legislature. A Jackson County landowner group also formed to support river works and channel clearing funding from Jackson County commissioners.
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White River
Greene County
Knox County
Frank Jackson
Washington
Daviess County
Bernard L. Barber
Garland Ashcraft
Bloomfield
West Fork
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Pike
Gibson
Richard Robertson
Seymour Miller
Jackson County
White
Robertson
Jasen Gora
Golden Hill
Aueach Township
Raid on Catholic Institute Sparks Protest at Monastery
State prosecutor demanded information from the institute this month. Police raided before a reply, seizing hundreds of censor-passed books two typewriters and most equipment. No receipt given. Pilgrims protested as officers used clubs after calling three truckloads of reserves. Cardinal’s letter to Church-State Commission cited.
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Church-State Commission
Cardinal Wyszynski
Primatene promises asthma relief without injections
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New York
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Walkout May Delay Talks Of JHC UAW
Chicago based report on the walkout at East Moline Illinois plant of a major farm implement maker. About 2,000 workers quit Monday with pickets. union urged second and third shifts to return as only about 100 were in the plant. International Harvester officials noted the situation as talks hinged on ending the action.
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UPI
United Auto Workers
East Moline
Ill
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Unions Force Fork in Auto Plants Amid Heavy Rain
More than 10,000 workers face impact as UAW and Deere Caterpillar talks stall amid a storm flood near Milwaukee and Peoria. auto sector layoffs rise to about 19,700 while Deere and AC spark plug seek wage hikes and contract terms. Four boys survive a risky sewer tunnel flood incident near Forest Hills, detailing a frightening rescue.
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Kev
McInerney
Terry
Peoria
X-water
Roy
Washington
Eisenhower
Education aid bill boosts 1.456 billion for space age study
Washington subcommittee approves a four year federal education package totaling 1.456 billion dollars for scholarships and teacher training aimed at space age needs. Senate action will decide full committee approval and possible school construction aid after hearing from officials about extending the program.
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Schoolteacher Wins Battle Over Home Relocation
A Spencer Indiana schoolteacher won a dispute over the relocation of her home for a widening project. The local and state officials reached a settlement as the plan moved forward, with compensation for loss of land and house removal.
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Thejran Oun Voovuui Oenu
Charles Skillen
James
Koons
Allen County
Alex Campbell
Nellie
Fox
Truman
Nojena
Richard Nixon
Han
Capehart Says Too Much Foreign Policy Advice
Senator Homer Capehart, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said Eisenhower and the State Department are receiving excessive free advice on foreign policy from Congress. He refused to name colleagues but urged letting the President and Secretary of State handle foreign affairs as their constitutional duty.
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Eisenhower
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Veterinarians Form Board on Animal Poisons in Chicago
The American Board of Veterinary Toxicologists was formed within the American Veterinary Medical Association to provide information on poisons for veterinarians. Dr. William F. Harris said poison hazards threaten pets and livestock with increased industrialization raising rural risks. Weeds crop forage and chemicals in paints lubricants insecticides and pesticides are noted sources. The board will create a film slide series on fluorosis for veterinarians dealing with livestock poultry and pets.
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American Board of Veterinary Toxicologists
American Veterinary Medical Association
William F. Harris
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Eisenhower Defends Latin Policy at News Conference
Milton Eisenhower said U S policy of nonintervention in Latin America does not equal approval of nondemocratic governments. Speaking in El Salvador during a 21 day Central America tour he recalled 1933 regional pledges to nonintervention while stressing U S commitment to democratic values amid student criticism. Concurrently a New York report notes half of hospital patients nationwide have mental ailments.
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Masons Seek $350000 in Indiana Foundation Embezzlement
Indiana Masons sue to recover more than $350000 they allege was embezzled from the Indiana Masonic Home Foundation by Julian Lett, longtime secretary treasurer. A receiver was named for Lett’s appliance business, Jones & Co., after a June reveal by auditors and a resignation from Lett.
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UPI
Indiana
Grant Superior Court
Indiana Grand Lodge
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Marion
Indiana Masonic Home Fundation
United Press International
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Arthur Osburn
Grant Superior
Grand Lodge
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Kokomo
George Beamer
South Bend
Judson L. Stark
Indianapolis
Kizer Reports Vote Costs of $14,197
Plymouth Indiana state Sen Marshall Kizer reported $14,197 in campaign costs after losing the Democratic bid for U S senator. Expenses included 8340 to a public relations firm 2000 donated to the Indiana Democratic Central Committee 1350 for travel and 606 spent by a Kizer for Senator committee.
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UPI
U. S
Indiana
Marshall Kizer
Plymouth
Kizer
Marshall County
Indiana Democratic Central Committee
Ber
Social Security Benefit Raise Approved by House Ways & Means
The House Ways and Means Committee backed a bill to raise social security benefits by 7 percent starting in December for about 11.3 million beneficiaries. The plan would lift payroll taxes on workers and employers to fund the increase and also expand subsidies for dependents and the blind, with administration urging no changes until a forthcoming council report.
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House
Ways & Means Committee
Noah M. Mason
R.U
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