Vatican splits over scriptural theology thesis
Vatican City AP reports a council dispute on a thesis linking scripture and tradition as sources of God’s word. Pope John XXIII halted the document, ordered a commission rework, and named both progressive and conservative cardinals to a 70 member panel guiding renewed Christian unity work.
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Vatican City
Roman Catholic Ecumenical Council
Christian Unity
Vatican Secretariat
Christan Unity
Christian Unity Movement
John XXIII
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini
Palermo
Michael Cardinal Browne
Vatican Curia
Pope John
Achille Cardinal Stewart
Lille
France
Joseph Cardinal Frings
Cologne
Germany
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Joseph Cardinal Lefebvre
Bourges
Council
Theological Commission
Christian Unity Secretariat
India Seeks U.S. Aid Against Reds After Chinese Victory
New Delhi reports President Radhakrishnan praising American help against Communist China. The U.S. mission led by Harriman studies India’s needs as Washington already ships weapons. Radhakrishnan cites shared wartime bonds. tensions with Pakistan and China persist amid a fragile cease-fire.
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India
U.S
New Delhi
China
Radhakrishnan
U. S
State Harriman
Washington
Red China
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Peking
Kashmir
Japan Airlines workers strike in Tokyo over bonuses
About 3,500 Japan Airlines workers began a 12 hour strike at midnight in Tokyo demanding an average year end bonus of 277 dollars and an extension of existing labor contracts for another year.
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Tokyo
Japan Airlines
Cuba seeks release of U.N. attache held in U.S. case
The United Nations forwarded a Cuban request to the U.S. delegation asking for the release of Roberto Santiesteban Casa nova a 27 year old Cuban attache who is being held on U S charges.
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Cuba
U.N
United Nations
U.S
Roberto Santiesteban Casanova
Non-Atom Bases in Cuba Likely to Be Torn Down
U S officials expect dismantling of non nuclear Soviet bases in Cuba after Khrushchev withdrawal of weapons. Thousands of Soviet troops may leave, 24 surface to air missile sites could be abandoned. Kennedy and Rusk seek to restore pre crisis relations and consider UN Security Council action to end the crisis.
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Cuba
Washington
U.S
Khrushchev
Caribbean
Russia
U.S. Reconnais
Fidel Castro
Castro
U.N. Security Council
Kennedy
Rusk
The
Security Council
Powell Seeks New Push on Federal School Aid Bill
Rep. Adam Powell pledges a fresh fight in the 1963 session to pass a federal school aid measure. He aims to defuse religious issues and explores shared time uses of public facilities by parish students for non religious courses as part of the plan.
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Washington
Congress
Adam C. Powell
D-N.y
House Education and Labor Committee
Powell
Chuckle Advice: We Give by Bushel Take by Grain
A playful maxim notes a gift or resource given in abundance but consumed in small portions. The saying frames generosity and frugality as a humorous paradox, inviting readers to reflect on value and distribution.
New Soviet Council Named To Bolster Industry
In Moscow a new and powerful economic council was created to push Russian industry and construction. Deputy Premier Veniamin Dymshits, 52, named head of the council, becoming the effective czar of Soviet industry, with Vladimir Novikov demoted to minister rank.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Economic Council
Vladimir Novikov
Khrushchev
Veniamin Dymshits
Dymshits
Novikov
Lazar Kaganovich
Kremlin
Kaganovich
Thant Indicates Congo Mine May Start Paying Govt
U Thant said he had unofficial word Union Miniere in Katanga plans to begin sending revenues to the central Congolese government. He expects a 50 50 sharing with Premier Adoula and will meet Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak amid U N talks on reintegrating Katanga under a federal Congo.
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U.N
U Thant
Congo
Katanga
Union Miniere
Moise Tshombe
Thant
Cyrille Adoula
Paul- Henri Spaak
Spaak
Brussels
Adoula
McGhee
Tshombe
Remains of Large Bird Tied to Airliner Crash
Federal investigators say a large bird, likely a goose or swan, struck the United Air Lines Viscount before it crashed near Balti more, possibly breaking off the tail section. The bird carcass was sent to Maryland’s medical examiner for identification. The pilot was warned of birds in the area moments before impact.
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Balscott
City
Med
Edward Slattery
Civil Aeronautics Board
United Air Lines
Slattery
Baltimore
Maryland
Russell Fisher
CAB
Washington
Eastern Air Lines
Boston
Satellite Shot Launch at Vandenberg Air Base
A satellite was launched from Vandenberg Air Base California using a Thor Agena rocket booster. The Air Force conducted the Saturday launch, marking a key milestone in space operations.
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Vandenberg Air Base
Calif
Air Force
Laotian Deputy Premier Leads Moscow Trade Delegation
Laotian Deputy Premier Phoumi Vavasan arrived in Moscow with a trade delegation to discuss economic cooperation. The visit aims to strengthen relations and explore joint business ventures between Laos and the Soviet Union.
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Moscow
Phoumi Nosavan
Lass From Scotland Seeks Light In New York Treatment
Margaret McKeown, 19 months old, flown from Glasgow to Columbia Presbyterian in New York after her tumor led to the removal of one eye. Doctors hope a new method can save the remaining eye. Mrs. Joseph Gales Ramsey III funded travel and lodging, with plans for further care in the United States as tests determine the treatment’s applicability.
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New York
Scotland
Margaret McKeown
Glasgow
Mary McKeown
London
Margaret
Joseph Gales Ramsey III
Reno
A. B. Reece
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Ramsey
Frances Kalkandis
Dad Slays 3 Children in Manchester Tragedy
A store assistant manager Armand Loranger, 30, shot his three young children Leean 2 Danny 3 and Leon 4 to death at their new ranch style home after a Friday family argument. He then killed himself. Hillsboro County Attorney Conrad Danais said Loranger had been nearing a nervous breakdown. Neighbors described him as cheerful.
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Manchester
N.H
Hillsboro
Conrad Danais
Armand Loranger, Jr
Leean
Danny
Leon
Loranger
Rapacki Ends Yugoslav Visit
Adam Rapacki Poland foreign minister ended a five day official visit to Yugoslavia and departed Belgrade by train for Warsaw Saturday night.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Adam Rapacki
Poland
Warsaw
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