Egypt May Close Mission Schools Under New Law
Egypt weighs closing private mission schools as a new law requires religious instruction aligned with each faith. Government schools teach Christianity whereas Islam is the official faith. conflicts arise over funding and who teaches whom. Christian and Catholic schools protest how the law would affect Moslem students and mission operations.
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Wilton Wyn
Ptah
Moslam
Sayed Youssef
Heurt
American College For
United Presbyterian Church In
America
Egypt
Ne Mission
Ministry of Education
Mission School
Ajemandria
American University At
Cairo
Guatemala Declares State of Alarm as Police Break Up Rally
In Guatemala City yesterday, armed police dispersed a demonstration and the government declared a state of alarm to curb subversive activity. Officials said measures aim to sow panic and disorder but news dispatches remained uncensored.
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Temala City
Aya
P.reuter
Guatemala
Black Lists In Hollywood Reflect Broad Yet Subtle Bias
A New York Reuters report cites widespread attitudes toward political bias in television and radio. The Fund for the Republic notes no formal blacklist, yet producers feel strong pressures against left and right leanings and those who invoked the Fifth Amendment in inquiries.
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New York
A.ap
Reuter
Fund For the Republic
Ford Foundation
Boas E Advertieune
Gray on murder charge after Chatswood inquest
Det Serg Henry Norman Parsons told the court Gray, a 17 year old panelbeater of Alleyne Street Chatswood, intended to murder and was remanded for trial for Stewart’s murder with no bail. Parsons described Gray’s account of shooting Stewart at close range and then firing at Barnes as he fled the shop.
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Gray
Barnes
Panelbeater
Alleyne Street
Chatswood
Donald
Stewart
Henry Norman Parsons
Dave
God
Barne
Seamen Kicked NZ Sailors In Saturday Confrontation
Seamen attacked a constable on Saturday, kicking and punching him during the incident. Police reported injuries but provided few details, with witnesses describing a chaotic scene as the group dispersed.
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N.Z
Fragmentary OCR Notes on Court Order and Violence
Partial text references a court order and violence in flux with mentions of unions, strikes, levies, and a speaker named Mr. Aaid. Content is garbled but signals legal actions, industrial friction, and enforcement questions amid ongoing agitation.
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Ion and
Ity Edic
Aaid
No Action On No Action On Canberra Bat
Fragmentary text notes no action on Canberra bat subjects with sparse mentions of arrivals in Victoria and nominations from New ales. References to civil defence are unclear and author presents limited readable details.
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Portrie Street
Civic Centre
Cunningham ST
Kingston
A.C.T
Winchcombe
Dee
Winchcombe Tiamen Bridge Street
Syimey Het Nsw
N. Caire
Associated Press
C'waalth Customs Dept
Tucker & Co, Pty. Limited
Kent Street
Sypscy
Manuka
Hollywood
Universal
Inquest
Canberr
Victoria
Maus
Vous Neuvouantets
CU An
Goodyear
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