Burgmann lauds Toynbee in Religion discussion in Canberra
Bishop Burgmann praised Toynbee's view of Christianity aligning with early church thought. He urged Christians to engage modern science and education, and supported St. Mark's College in Canberra as a strategic center shaping leaders for Australia and the Anglican Church nationwide.
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Eisenhower attends pan American conference in Yuma
President Eisenhower arrives for a gathering of chiefs of state from 19 of 21 American republics aimed at strengthening pan American friendship. He undergoes his arduous post operative period following abdominal surgery.
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Bid To Stop British H-Bomb Tests Fails
At the UN in New York a resolution to bar or delay British hydrogen bomb tests near the Pacific was defeated nine to four with Russia voting no. Western Samoa, petitioning the Trusteeship Council, sought protection against radioactive fallout from tests near Christmas Island. Sir Leslie Munro of New Zealand defended British assurances that precautions would be taken, while Soviet accusations of health risks were dismissed as distance arguments.
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Popular British Actress Weds Popular British Actress
Barbara Lyon, 24, daughter of Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon, wed TV producer Russell Turner at St James Spanish Place London. Traffic disruption and crowding followed as about 400 guests, including Tyrone Power and Douglas Fairbanks, watched the ceremony.
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Prehistoric Cave in Dordogne Reveals Mammoth Paintings
A newly found cave in the Dordorgne region of South-west France holds at least 61 stone age wall paintings and engravings including mammoths. Provisional survey notes 12 bisons eight ibexes six horses four rhinoceros and numerous finger marks and coils. Professor Louis Rene Nougier of Toulouse University says the mammoth depictions may surpass previous totals for mammoth art.
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Marriage rates and divorces discussed by Kling at Maryland bar
Atlantic City reports Samuel G Kling, attorney and author, says four of every five marriages end in divorce or are merely tolerated. He cites youth marriages as a key factor and calls Maryland age rules for marriage inconsistent with alcohol laws. He notes average marriage lasts about ten years and hundreds of thousands of divorces in 1949.
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Youth To Face Court On Murder Charge
Iggn William McRae aged 19 faces murder charges after Hazel Balmaaie McRae 26 was found dead in her Bairnsdale home. Det Sgt Mooney said McRae allegedly shot his sister on Thursday and dragged the body. admissions were reported. Bail was refused due to seriousness of the case. Hazel was one of six sisters and five brothers.
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Australia backs Japan admission to United Nations
Australia supports Japan joining the United Nations after the Security Council approved Morocco's membership. James Wadsworth criticizes the delay harming Japan's sovereign status, while Dr. Ronald Walker urges action by the November General Assembly. Morocco's bid advances to a final vote in November.
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Williams KOed by Laitai in Fiji title bout
Australian heavyweight title holder Al Jen Williams was knocked out by Fiji light heavyweight champion Laitai Suva in the ninth round of a scheduled 12 round match held yesterday.
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Carcase Of Huge Monster Washed Up In Alaska
A monolithic carcase over 100 feet long and 16 feet wide washed ashore 60 miles from Yakuta Alaska. Experts doubt any known prehistoric creature matches the find and note brown hair hints it is not a whale or elephant. A reporter describes a 5 foot head, eye sockets 7 to 9 inches wide, teeth six inches long, and a tusk like bone protruding from the upper jaw.
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