U S Envoy Voices Concern Over Egyptian Jews
The American ambassador at Cairo expressed concern over reported mistreatment of Jews in Egypt and urged moderation in government policy. Raymond A. Hare has been in contact with President Nasser's government and may travel to Washington for talks. Reports cite forced statements of love for Egypt and surrender of property, with many Jews seeking relocation or asylum. Senator Case requested aid for refugee legislation.
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Episcopal Church Membership Peaks in 1956 Nationwide
New York January 9 AP Membership in the Episcopal church rose 3.35 percent in 1956 to a record 3,114,623. Parishes and missions grew 2.50 percent to 7,224, priests up 4.11 percent to 7,884. Candidates for holy orders climbed 10.49 percent to 748, infant baptisms 99,555 and adult baptisms 21,444. St. Philip's Harlem remained the largest parish with 3,904 members.
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