The Secret Sisters Italy's civilian nuns in Vatican order
Special to The Gazette describes the Istituto Secolare the Vatican's Secret Sisters a civic nun group living in ordinary clothes. Nearly 200 convents across Italy their open daily life permits work study marriage and social activity while pursuing spiritual duties and education.
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Switzerland
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North Africa
United States
Polish U S Aid Seen Through Cold War Lens
A Polish housewife calls U S aid good news as 600000 tons of surplus wheat arrive. The piece notes U S government aid, private help, and CARE relief shaping Polish views, with Soviet credits and Berlin politics affecting aid flows and public attention in Poland.
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Iron Curtain
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Soviet Union
Church World Service
Catholic Charities
Critic Malcolm Cowley Named President of Arts and Letters
New York UPI reports Mal com Cowley literary critic and UC Berkeley professor has been elected president of the National Institute of Arts and Letters. The appointment elevates a prominent figure in American letters as he assumes leadership of the national humanities organization.
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Erary
Malcolm Cowley
University of California At Berkeley
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Nu Borneo Prime Minister Dominates Burma Politics
ANGOON AP Burma's Prime Minister U Nu, a gentle ex schoolteacher, holds unmatched power as his government edges toward one man rule. Analysts warn that without a strong successor, Burma could face political instability if Nu ever retires.
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Ing
Kyo
Humane Society Explained by Bill Moon
In a plain guide the Humane Society is defined as a private nonprofit organization for animal cruelty prevention. It funds rescue work 24 hour emergency aid humane education and cruelty investigations, sheltering stray or unwanted animals, all supported by donations gifts and memberships.
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Humane Society
Insurance ruling says animals in flight cover full damage
The National Automobile Underwriters Assn ruled that animals striking a car are considered in flight and damage is paid in full under comprehensive auto insurance. Previously, adjusters decided if an animal was flying or a ground impact, affecting deductible and coverage.
Eagle Award To 3 Scouts At Harrison School
Three Boy Scouts will receive the Eagle rank Monday night at a court of honor at Harrison school. The honorees are David and Dean Lindeman and Jim Gephart, all 17, with families in Jefferson high school coverage. The Lindemans are seniors. Gephart is a junior. each has earned multiple ranks and merit badges and held leadership roles in Troop 4 and Troop 38.
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