Presbyterians Say US Guilty of Hypocrisy in Foreign Policy
The United Presbyterian Church in the USA, formed by the union of two bodies, issued a 2,500 word message urging national repentance. It faults U S foreign policy for hypocrisy, warns against relying on national security over moral principles, and calls for renewed religious practice. Rev Teophilus Taylor was elected moderator of the new denomination.
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Bob Hope Birthday Flair Stirs Vaudeville to Broadway
Bob Hope, born May 29 in Eltham England, rose from a vaudeville circuit with Fatty Arbuckle to Broadway. He moved to the United States at 11, sold papers, learned dentistry rumor, and became a famed comedian with four adopted children and many charity tours, earning Steinbeck's praise.
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Fatty Arbuckle
Bob
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Steinbeck
Singer Set To Remarry Stirring Public Backlash In England
MEMPHIS reports that rock and roll star Jerry Lee Lewis plans to remarry his 17 year old bride, despite widespread criticism after the announcement in London. He flew back from England to address union doubts and defend his status, insisting he could wed again if needed to prove the marriage’s sincerity. A related Columbus item notes budget questions and a voter incident surrounding Lewis.
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Alaska statehood gains as House passes bill
Washington reports the House approved an Alaska by Statehood bill by a 208 66 margin and sent it to the Senate where bipartisan support exists. Senator Knowland warns he may seek assurances to attach Hawaii by next year, while Democratic leaders push to keep both measures separate.
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State Ballot Secrecy Assured by Official
SACRAMENTO UPS The secretary of state Frank H Jordan said secrecy is marked and preserved before the ballot box. He insisted there is absolutely no way to determine how a voter has voted after the ballot is cast or after the ballot is torn and dropped. The state constitution guarantees a secret ballot and the law prevents showing anyone how a person voted.
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Graham May Extend Crusade as Ballot Deliberations Continue
The story outlines Billy Graham weighing a possible extension of his crusade beyond the scheduled week, with a potential Sacramento return and a four day rest before the next campaign. He spoke to about 12,000 at the Cow Palace and noted the need to decide by Friday. It also covers related election petitions and right to work checks in multiple California counties, detailing petition circulation and clerks’ observations.
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Western Airlines Strike Delays Return to Service
Western Airlines pilots union and company talks yield a tentative cease in work stoppage. The layoff of 2,100 employees remains frozen as arbitration talks proceed. Officials say restoration of service to 13 western states plus Canadian and Mexican routes is postponed beyond the planned June 1 restart.
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Two Dionne Quints Expecting Babies This Year
Montreal briefs report two of the surviving Dionne quintuplets plan to have children this year. Cecile Langlois and Annette Al lard expect births in August and September respectively, according to close sources. The pregnancy news follows earlier world headlines about the famous sisters.
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Phillippe Langlois
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Germain “Alylard
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Allard
United Press International
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Bicycle Rider Fined In Careless Driving Case
Chardoerton engineer Lawrence Ash was fined 240 dollars after a bicycle rider caused an accident and collided with a truck. The report notes the fine amount and the careless driving charge connected to the incident.
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A Mother's Plea in Court for Harshness Toward Young Drivers
In Monroe Connecticut a mother, Mrs Allen MN Jones, asked the judge to be harsher with young drivers as her son, a minor, faced trial for lapeeding a collision. The scene shows parental concern amid juvenile negligence cases.
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Goodman Plays Mozart Pieces at Brussels World Fair
Benny Goodman shown as a classical clarinetist at a Brussels broadcast concert. He performed Mozart concertos with a Belgian chamber orchestra in the first half and then led his quintet for a finale titled Jazz at the Fair. The American musician has been a four-star attraction at the Brussels World's Fair.
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Benny Goodman
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Public Offers Tribute To Unknown Soldier
Washington observers paid tribute to unknown fallen soldiers from World War I and Korea in a quiet public ceremony. The scene included diverse citizens, from a youthful girl in blue shorts to a weathered veteran, reflecting broad national memory and sorrow.
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Washington
UPI
Korea
1st Infantry Div Gathers July 3 6
Veterans of the Big Red One gather in Los Angeles July 3 for the National Convention of the Society of the 1st Division. Nearly 300,000 officers and men served in World War I and II, with dignitaries paying respects at Arlington and later ceremonies honoring the unknown soldiers.
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UPI
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Germany
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Dairy Herd Labor Efficiency Study Summary
Washington state study finds that American dairy herds require lengthy man-hours per cow with small herds and sharply less labor per cow as herd size grows. Researchers report a 10 cow herd needing substantial hours while a 50 cow herd significantly reduces hours per cow due to shared tasks and economies of scale.
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Will directs most of Colman’s estate to wife and daughter
SANTA BARBARA Calif UPI actor Ronald Colman’s will filed in probate court directs that most of his estate go to his wife Benita and daughter Juliet Relatives and employees receive a total of 3200 Colman a British born star died of a virus lung infection in a local hospital May 193 at age 67
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UPI
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Benita
Juliet
Colman
Students Dress in Feed Sacks Scorn Chemise Dresses
Greenville Tennessee reports eight high school boys demonstrated their scorn by arriving to class in feed sacks as a protest against the chemise style. The incident drew attention from teachers and classmates.
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Greenville, Tenn
UPI
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