12 Nations Draft Plan for Atom Parley in Washington
Representatives from Australia Belgium Brazil Canada Czechoslovakia France India Portugal South Africa Russia Britain and the United States meet in Washington to set a date for a September New York conference on organizing an international Atomic Energy Agency. The session aims to finalize invitation wording and agenda.
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Monroe Miller Keep Wedding Date Secret
Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller kept their wedding date private stating it would be before July 13 in Connecticut or New York. Miller revealed plans during a recess in his testimony before the House Committee on Un American Activities in Washington.
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Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
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Miller
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Washington
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Roxbury
Conn
Monroe
Farmer Gets 7 Years for Bank Robbery
Vernon Richter, a young farmer from Ulen, was sentenced to seven years for robbing the Northwestern State Bank of Ulen on May 24. Judge Edward J. Devitt stayed the term until November 1 to spare his family hardship before harvest. Richter admitted planning another robbery at Eagle Bend but found the door locked. the Ulen theft yielded about $1,158, much found on his farm. He had been free on $10,000 bond and neighbors supported him with farm work and a leniency petition.
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Northwestern State Bank
Ulen
Edward J. Devitt
Richter
Eagle Bend
Missouri Synod Rejects Union With Two Lutheran Groups
The Missouri Synod, in its 43rd triennial convention in St. Paul, rejects joining the Lutheran World Federation and turns down organic union with UCLA and ALC until doctrinal unity is achieved. The body opposes union before doctrinal agreement but will discuss unity with ALC, UCLA and others, and considers talks with LWF on points of difference. An attempt to set a $300 monthly salary floor for parochial teachers failed 228 to 187.
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Automation and atom to lift middle class, UM sociologist says
Ann Arbor Michigan A University of Michigan sociologist says automation and the atom will place more importance on the middle class of workers. Asst. Prof Harold L Wilensky said middle class salaried white collar and professional people will be joined by the blue collar factory worker who already is merged in income and with automation will become more mental and less physically minded.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Harold L. Wilensky
Civil Rights Bill Sidetracked in House Delay
Supporters of civil rights legislation faced a setback as a lack of quorum halted a key Rules Committee vote. The next chance for action is set for next Wednesday when the committee reconvenes. Roosevelt plans renewed pressure to obtain discharge signatures, with 145 members already backing the move. The bill seeks a civil rights commission, a dedicated Justice Department division, and easier federal civil rights litigation pathways.
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Dcalif
Rules Committee
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Civil Rights Commission
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GOP Plans Convention as Democrats Outline Whistlestop Drive
A 46 member GOP arrangements committee led by Leonard Hall works in Washington toward final plans for the San Francisco convention opening Aug 20. They consider trimming to three days and selecting keynotes, with women among nominees and possible Eisenhower-Nixon ticket implications. Democrats, led by Paul Butler, back a whistlestop campaign with radio TV and closer voter contact, while noting financial needs.
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Italy
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Maine
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Walter de la Mare Dies at 83 in England
Walter de la Mare, 83, renowned British poet and member of the Order of Merit, died today in Twickenham England. Queen Elizabeth II inducted him into the order in 1953, marking a high honor for his literary contributions.
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Twickenham
England
de la Mare
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