Yale Russian Chorus Charms Moscow Crowd in Impromptu Concerts
The Yale Russian Chorus, 18 members last year, plans a month long return to the Soviet Union with travel to Moscow Riga Lvov Sochi and Yalta. They perform spontaneously at Mayakovsky Square and elsewhere, sharing U S life views with Soviets and countering warmonger stereotypes.
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Republic of Georgia
Accordion Evangelist Arnie Hartman Appears in Austin
World famous evangelist Arnie Hartman, also an accordion artist, is scheduled to appear on Joe Matt's Family Hour on KMMT Sunday at 5 p.m. He will join services at Crane Community Chapel at 7:30 p.m. with accordion interpretations meant to inspire fellow players.
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Joe Matt
KMMT
Crane Community Chapel
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Italian Ships Idled Worldwide in Day-Long Strike
About 40 Italian ships were idled in ports worldwide as a five day walkout by seven unions disrupted operations. Major vessels like Giulio Cesare and Vulcania faced delays in New York and ports including Dakar Melbourne Karachi and Istanbul affecting roughly 10,000 passengers. Owners can decommission ships under a maritime code if idling continues. unions seek a 30 percent wage increase while owners offer six percent.
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Australia
Karachi
Pakistan
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Panama
Istanbul
Turkey
Escaped Patient Sought in Boston Transit Bomb
Police search John G Feller 23 of Roslindale after a bomb in the North Station waiting room injures 38. authorities link device to a prior Fidel Castro rally offense and two park explosions. a large black powder charge and debris cause multiple injuries. rewards offered for information.
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John G Feller
Roslindale
Wingdale
N.Y
Feller
New York
Dallas police chase after 150 iron thefts worth 1275
Dallas police seek to recover 150 electric irons valued at 1275 after a truck break in. Officials report thieves took the irons but left behind 9 576 units in the vehicle.
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Senate committee votes on foreign aid cuts Monday
Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs deeper cuts to military aid and defense support in the foreign aid bill. It approved $31.5 million for Latin American forces if an international force is created, otherwise redirecting funds to economic aid.
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State Department
Latin America
Veterans of Foreign Wars elect officers in Minnesota encampment
Minnesota Veterans of Foreign Wars wrapped up its annual encampment with officers being elected. Donald Otte Melrose was favored to succeed El don Sell Fairfax as state commander. Delegates urged $100 monthly pensions for World War I veterans and sent telegrams to lawmakers seeking support. Edward J. Bendzick Le Sueur, polio victim, won the VFWs yearly 1000 dollar scholarship with Woodrow Wilson Post Minneapolis noted tops in activities last year.
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Queen honors 2400 as royal list includes actors and craftsmen
Queen Elizabeth II conferred honors on about 2400 people during official birthday celebrations in London. The list includes Michael Redgrave and Stanley Spencer as knights, Michael Tippett and Geraint Evans as OBEs, and others such as J A J Gough and Mrs E Pritchard noted for public service and craft leadership.
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Elizabeth II
Michael Tippett
Geraint Evans
Order of the British Empire
John Morrison
Royal Scottish Academy of Music
Leslie Woodgate
British Broadcasting Company
Sub Debs Mistyped as Sub Debts Sparks Notice
In Shelby North Carolina the Shelby Daily Star acknowledged a typographical error in a story about a sub debutante ball hosted by the Junior Charity League miscalling the participants sub debts. In Louisville Kentucky AP notes John Laws, a North Carolina Highway Patrol sergeant, led the Southern Police Institute graduating class.
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Star
Louisville
Southern Police Institute
John Laws
Laws
North Carolina
Dragging Ready to Start for 3 State Fishermen
Red Lake Minnesota AP reports search teams prepared to drag Red Lake for three commercial fishermen missing after their 20 foot outboard overturned in eight foot waves Friday night. Charles Roy 35 Charles English 21 and Eugene English 19 all of Red Lake were out setting nets for the commercial season when capsized. A police launch could not find them due to rough water. more craft to assist if weather allows.
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Charles English
Eugene English
U S Governments Moves on Steel Talks as Dinner Sessions Set
The federal mediation service will hold talks with United Steelworkers leader Joseph McDonald and US Steel chair Roger Blough in Washington. Finnegan says meetings are for readings, not formal intervention, with a June 30 contract expiry and a potential strike threatening 90 percent of U S steel output. Dr Arthur Hays, MeCormick Seminary emeritus professor, died after long illness in Washington PA.
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Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Roger M. Blough
Us, Steel Corp
Washington
McDonald Aid
Blough
Finnegan
McDonald
Washington, Pa
Arthur A. Hays
MeCormick Seminary
Chicago
Equitable Life Offers Lower Rates for Women
The Equitable Life Assurance Society promotes living insurance discounts for women due to longer life expectancy. Rates are lower than for men for similar benefits, with a note that policies below $10,000 incur higher administrative costs. For details call The Equitable Life Assurance Society.
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Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance, Society of the United States
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