Fixpert Says Abe Correct About Quaker Background
Philadelphia AP reports Cadbury Keiser, a Harvard professor, argues Abraham Lincoln may have Quaker ancestry based on Flower family ties and Elkins Park research. He notes no meeting records show Mrs. Lincoln as a Quaker, but cites era marriage prohibitions within Meetings as a counterpoint to firm conclusions.
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Catholic Unity Observance Cites Lincoln Lineage
A Baltimore report notes remarks by John Foster Dulles linking Lincoln to Catholic and Protestant lineage. The discussion, citing religious scholars and clergy, explores shared Christian truths across denominations and notes Dulles’s Catholic conversion background.
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Communists Riots Hit Paris Area in Violent Demonstration
In France a massive communist rally in Paris erupted into violent rioting. Five people were killed and more than 200 injured as police fought with protestors near Place de la Bastille. Police arrested 83 demonstrators as leftist and student groups clashed with riot squads amid widespread destruction.
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Press Urged To Take Off Gloves In Country
In Coronado California Felix RK McKnight, president of the American Society of Newspapers Editors, urged calm and honesty from the press amid clashes over Algerian violence and domestic criticism. He defended objectivity, warned against insults to the media, and called for responsible reporting to preserve freedoms and public trust.
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Mrs Carrie Denny Dies In Asheville
Mrs. Carrie Rix Denny of Asheville dies in a mussing home in Asheville on Wednesday night. Widow of George V. Denny Jr. of West Cornwall Conn. She operated a local kindergarten and survived by sister Mrs. Joseph Forbes of Farmville, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Her son founded and moderated America's Twin Meeting of the Air. Denny Sr. predeceased her. she died in 1959.
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Coffee loving cat chews up to 15 beans says farmer
Borika Vasijevic, a farmer from Mionica in Serbia, told Belgrade’s Vocernje Novosti that his cat does care for rats but enjoys chewing as many as 15 roasted coffee beans.
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Chayefsky explores Russian revolution for stage material
Paddy Chayefsky, famed for Marty, contemplates the Russian revolution as potential play material. He notes history repeats with moral questions guiding his interest and currently has Gideon on Broadway, a drama about a Biblical warrior.
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Reno Seclusion for Governor's Wife Spawns Nevada Divorce Hope
Mrs. Macy Todhunter Clark Rockefeller, wife of New York's Governor, arrived in Reno Nevada and entered seclusion for a six week residence presumed to obtain a Nevada divorce. The Rockefellers wed in 1930 and have five children.
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