ELC Deliberates 14 Million Budget For 1959 60
Minneapolis AP The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America begins consideration of a 1959 60 biennial budget totaling 6 775 778 for next year and 7 178 124 in 1960. Delegates focus on pastors salaries and formation of new congregations while pension director Harlan N Rye urges churches to pay retirement costs and notes current church contributions. He also calls reconsidering starting salaries for leaders, contrasting 7000 yearly industry salaries with pastors earning about half that.
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McDonnell Makes United Nations Day a Paid Holiday
McDonnell Aircraft Corp will observe United Nations Day on Oct 24 as a seventh paid holiday for 15 000 union employees. President J McDonnell says the day honors the UN birthday and hopes the practice spreads worldwide.
Kremlin Liberalizes Agricultural Setup
The Soviet Communist Party announced a new pricing plan for collective farm output to spur efficiency and reduce reliance on fixed low government prices. The move, based on Khrushchev’s farm policy speech, preserves state quotas while expanding incentives and promotes N V Podgorny and D S Poliansky to alternate Presidium roles.
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Adams Controversy Looms as GOP Seeks Economic Upturn
Republicans face a split over Eisenhower’s decision to keep Adams as his aide amid the Goldfine gifts scandal. They hope a September-October business upswing and favorable reports will shift focus from the controversy, with officials noting mixed signals in sales, inventories, and employment.
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Canada Approves North American Air Defense Pact
Canada Parliament approves an air defense agreement with the United States to create a unified command for North American defense. NORAD operations under Gen Earle Partridge with Canadian Air Marshal Roy Siemon as deputy are established in Colorado Springs oversight. The House of Commons vote completes the step.
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Diefenbaker Advocates Treaty Strengthening NATO
The article cites Prime Minister John Diefenbaker arguing that the accord strengthens NATO and that is all that matters, highlighting support for the alliance amid Cold War tensions observed yesterday in 2008.
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DeMille Ordered To Bed By Doctor
Movie producer Cecil B DeMille is reported to be suffering a mild virus infection and has been ordered to bed by his physician.
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