World Council opens with mass faith declaration at Chicago field
More than 100000 Christians joined the World Council of Churches Festival of Faith at Soldier's Field Chicago. The assembly of 1400 representatives from 16 communions in 48 nations aims to tackle war communism racial tensions and church unity.
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Yale Divinity School
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University of Heidelberg
Germany
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Sheppard Trial Continued to Grand Jury
Dr Samuel Sheppard's preliminary hearing was postponed to Wednesday as prosecutors send the case to the grand jury for a first degree murder indictment. Bay Village Mayor J Spencer Houk cleared in lie detector tests. Otto Graham and wife Beverly provided statements about the July Fourth murder.
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Cleveland
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Search Launched for Ace 3 on Missing Boat
The Coast Guard began a search today for a 17-foot boat missing at sea with three men aboard. Mrs. Lee Parsons of Downey reported that her husband and two companions left Newport Beach in the boat named Lost Weekend yesterday morning and have not returned.
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Political Trade: Verbal Blows at Chicago
In a Chicago debate at the American Bar Association meeting, Democratic Chairman Stephen Mitchell and GOP Leader Leon Hall traded sharp rhetoric. Mitchell accused Republicans of pursuing a McCarthy era mood and retreat, while Hall praised Eisenhower's leadership and argued for targeted foreign policy against Communism. The clash highlighted differences on economic recovery and isolationism.
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Pilot Lands Crippled DC-6 With 49 Aboard At McChord
United Air Lines pilot H F Peterson landed a DC-6 safely at McChord AFB after losing hydraulic pressure in braking between Portland and Seattle. He used a reserve supply and two passes before a longer runway, uncertain if the left gear locked, but officials said the landing was accomplished without difficulty. Britain eases trade controls with Russia and satellite governments, lifting restrictions on steel rolling plants and other goods totaling around 120 million dollars. strategic items remain barred, while Western experts caution on Soviet and Chinese trade offers amid rising East Europe-Soviet commerce.
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United States
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Paris
Moscow
Board of Trade
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Riot Destroys Kingston Penitentiary Fire Damage Tops Million
Canadian convicts under guard cleaned up after Kingston penitentiary’s worst riot. Damage estimated over 1 million dollars. About 160 to 125 inmates rampaged five hours with 400 guards and 200 soldiers firing to halt. No serious injuries. fires marshall and officials probe cause. Globe and Mail quoted an inmate on planned mass escapes via narcotics and liquor.
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Conciliation Board Moves to Open Northwest Lumber Strike
The Oregon State Board of Conciliation met in Portland to plan for the eight week CIO and AFL lumber strike across the Pacific Northwest as 110,000 workers across Washington Oregon and California walked off June 21 for a 12 5 cent hourly raise. Union leaders report progress in some mills with certain crews returning to work under existing or settled terms.
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Seattle Maritime Advisory Board
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Kalpine Plywood
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Pine Industrial
Evans Products Company
Coos Bay
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CIO Union
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