Russian church delegation to visit New York for talks with Protestant leaders
A delegation of eight Russian church leaders led by Metropolitan Nicolai of Moscow will arrive in New York on June 2 for discussions with United States Protestant leaders. The visit, arranged by the National Council of Churches, follows a March exchange when nine American clergy visited Russia to restart church ties. Turkey prepares for a new election cycle as opposition questions Premier Menderes and his policies amid economic concerns.
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Eisenhower Aides See Soviet Offense Aimed at World Domination
Joseph M. Dodge told Detroit manufacturers the six month old Soviet economic push is a tactic to break non Communist unity and halt peaceful trade. In Greenford North Carolina Judge Johnson J. Hayes postponed a key school integration case to August 16, delaying actions by Montgomery County School Board and Negro parents seeking immediate integration.
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Two Anderson rise in cancer research at Wisconsin school
Dr Hurlbut as conclave resolutions chairman and Dr Buehler as study head reported on the society finances. Dr Hurlbut has taught at Anderson College since 1945 and holds degrees from Ball State Columbia University and NYU. Dr Buehler, division of sciences chairman, has been on the faculty since 1947 with degrees from University of Pennsylvania Anderson College and Indiana University.
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Voters prepare as inspectors meet for supplies
Officials say voting machines have been inspected and provided with ballot strips. Inspectors will meet Sunday at 10 a.m. in the circuit court room to receive supplies. Absent voters ballots are now being cast.
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GM Center Visit Highlights Anderson Student Essay Winners
Essay winners will tour GM General Motors research and development facilities near Detroit on May 16. Four top students, with accompanying high school representatives, will attend a noon luncheon with GM officials and visit the dome auditorium, GM building, and Recess Club dinner before flying home.
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Anderson Daily Bulletin
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Farm bill debate heats as acreage and soil bank features differ
The House committee considered a plan to raise corn acreage by about 15 percent and boost supports for feed grains by about 16 percent through soil bank participation. A prepayment option to pay farmers up to 500 million dollars to cut 1957 production drew Democratic fire as election-year vote buying. President Eisenhower opposed the original soil bank and vetoed the earlier farm bill, while Republicans argued prepayment would aid cash-strapped farmers this year. Committee action took two hours, with two possible paths for House debate depending on Rules Committee action next week.
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Catholic layman Dr Manion to address legislative questions
American Otis A Kopp Harold J Goehring Robert L Rock J J Bailey Lawrence A Fisher Loren T McDaniel and John L Kirkpatrick will hear Dr Manion speak on legislative issues after his lecture. Manion, associated briefly with the Eisenhower administration, resigned in 1954 and now pursues law writing and speaking. He is noted for books and lectures and has won five Freedom Foundation awards.
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Harold J. Goehring
Robert L. Rock
J. J. Bailey
Lawrence A. Fisher
Loren T. McDaniel
John L. Kirkpatrick
Manion
Eisenhower
Federal Commission On Inter-Governmental Relations
Dean Manion
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Critics Push Back on Defense Policy Ties to B52 Pace
Lemay warns that defeat would leave the nation off balance and unable to deter aggression. His testimony fuels Democratic criticism of the administration’s defense policy. Senate critics include Stuart Symington and Henry M. Jackson as the administration rushes B52 production.
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Stuart Symington
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Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Dems challenge jet bomber plans and tankers in policy debate
Lawmakers criticize stepped up US jet bomber output and demand more aerial refueling tankers to boost intercontinental striking capacity. The report notes court actions in City Court, US Court of Appeals rulings, and Kinsey defending his controversial research on morality and truth.
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SAC
Justices Curb Membership in Communist Party 1925 1947
The suit addresses restrictions on membership in the Communist party and related groups by Supreme Court justices from 1925 to 1947. It outlines legal actions and outcomes affecting eligibility and affiliation limits for officials within the era.
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