Expressions For Pope Crossing All Boundaries Of Religion
Expressions of praise and concern for Pope John XXIII cross religious lines as Protestant and Jewish leaders urge prayers for his recovery. Clergy nationwide credit him with fostering Christian unity and warmer ties with non Catholics. Notable leaders in Albuquerque Phoenix New York Rhode Island laud the pontiff and call him a father to all faiths.
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Rhode Island Council of Churches
Bar President Backs Warren on ABA Silence
Walter E. Craig, president-elect of the American Bar Association, criticized the bar for slow action on three constitutional amendments and supported Chief Justice Earl Warren's call for public advocacy. The ABA board opposed the Court of the Union and amendment proposals and referred the reapportionment issue to a committee as 16 state legislatures pushed forward resolutions.
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Buenos Aires Area Hosts Quarter of Argentina's Population
The Buenos Aires region accounts for about one fourth of Argentina's population, highlighting its vast urban concentration. The finding underscores the area's dominance in national demographics and potential influence on economic and political trends.
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Buenos Aires Area
Lengthy span of married men sets median age near forty five
The report notes that the median age of married men is about 45 years, roughly 12 years older than their wives, reflecting significant age gaps in early marriage demographics.
Preventing Blindness With Current Knowledge and Techniques
More than half of all blindness could be prevented with present knowledge and technique, emphasizing early detection and accessible treatment.
Equal Pay Bill Goes To JFK
Washington AP says legislation guaranteeing equal pay for equal work by women goes to the White House for President Kennedy to sign. Senate approval came by unanimous voice vote Tuesday night signaling a 16 year victory for women's groups. The bill amends the Fair Labor Standards Act to prohibit sex discrimination in wage scales and bars reducing men's pay to match women’s. two years may pass before full effect in bargaining agreements.
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Senate
Household Income Gap Between Genders Noted
A historical note observes that American men earn about eighty percent of the family income while women spend roughly eighty five percent of their earnings, highlighting a gender earnings dynamic.
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