Franco Tightens Iron Rule in Spain Edict
MADRID AP Franco's regime suspended for two years the constitutional right to choose residence, enabling government control over movement of opponents amid seven weeks of strikes that paralyzed mines and factories. Police blamed leftist groups for bombings linked to protests, as Franco accused Soviet subversion and separatist Catholic priests of stirring unrest while asserting church and state harmony.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Spain
Ayone
Franco
Ilegal
Popular Liberation Front
Asturias
Leon
Bilbao
Barcelona
de Lgmands
Adenauer Still Has Vitality
Bonn AP reports Konrad Adenauer, age 88, displayed strong stamina at 4 days of party convention with two hour speeches and a news conference. He received 21 ovations, 36 applause bursts, and 18 laughs as he led the Christian Democrats while sharing limited authority with Josef Dufhues to reorganize and pursue a European unity goal.
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Bonn
Gemany
Konrad Adenauer
Christian Democrat Party
Free Democrats
Adenauer
Josef Jlermann Duftues
Dufhues
Nixon era fight over metric system and GOP unity
AP reports debate over adopting the metric system pits Rep. George P. Miller against Rep. H. R. Gross with Mn. Miller pressing for change while Gross blocks it. Nixon strategists assess California GOP unity after Shell primary and anticipate factional support aligning behind Nixon against Brown in November. In Saigon a German hostage case draws attention to Birch Society tensions within the party.
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Washington
Ply
Gross
Sheny
United States
Econ
Congress
Clare
Hoffman Rifieh
Miller
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Receper
Science and
Astronautics Committee
H. R. Gross
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
California
Joseph C. Shell
Nixon
GOP
Edmund G. Brown
John Birch Society
Counseryvatives
Shell
T the Society
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Birchers
Bassy
Rousselot
Edgar W. Hiestand
Olaf Mueller
Hamburg
Birch Society
Inl
Withnalaria
Mueller
Republican Party
Boy 13 Attains Early Freshman Year At UCLA
LAPD AP report on Lanice Kerr a 13 year old who finished his first year at the University of California Los Angeles. He says his expected grades include strong effort though not an A average with a 3.2 current GPA. Kerr stands under 5 feet weighs about 8 pounds and has a grown up speaking voice for his age. He learned to read by age two and his parents are Sylvia andLeon Kerr.
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Los Angeles
Lattice Kerr
University of California At
Lance
Lanice
Sylvia
Leon
Kerr
Firms Get Extension To Submit Production Figures
The steel industry has been granted a two month extension to file production data with the Senate antitrust and monopoly subcommittee after a failed April price increase of six dollars per ton. President Kennedy criticized the hike and it was withdrawn.
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Washington
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Kennedy
Graham Urges Youth to Face Cold War Giants in Chicago Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham warned 45,000 worshippers at the Chicago Crusade for Christ that the free world is not winning the cold war. He named communism as a contemporary giant and urged youth to seek guidance from God as they confront moral and social challenges. About 1,300 attendees moved forward to commit to Christ.
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Chicago
Free World
Billy Graham
Crusade For Christ
David
Goliath
Graham
Gal
Jesus
God
Sissy
Christ
Attendance boosting hit parade hymns urged for churches
London AP report cites Canon N C Blake of Lincoln diocese advocating pop music styled hymns to draw crowds back to worship. He notes clergymen, organists and teachers forming The 20th Century Church Light Music Group to publish Rhythm In Religion with eight new religious pop songs. He argues pop forms can educate across ages while acknowledging concerns about secular associations.
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London
N. C. Blake
Church of England
Directory of
Diocese of
Lincoln
Canon Blake
Mathers’ Union
Darby and Joan
Boy has tonsil surgery after bicycle accident
In Pottstown Pa David I March 7 year old underwent tonsil and adenoids removal after a handlebar injury during a bicycle fall caused partial severing of a tonsil. The operation was completed at Pottstown Hospital.
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Pottstown. Pa
David iMarch
Pottstown Hospital
Trustees Face Removal in Barnes Foundation Case
The Commonwealth asked a Montgomery County court to remove four of five Barnes Foundation trustees for alleged reckless disregard of the art collection, seeking to amend a petition for a permanent injunction against a proposed $2 gallery admission fee. Laura Barnes would remain as a trustee. the gallery, valued at about $100 million, has faced long running criticism over admission policies and management.
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Norristown, Pa
Commonwealth
Barnes Foundation
Tate of Te
Montgomery Court
Orphans Court
Laura L. Barnes
Albert C. Barnes
Kefauver cites firms’ detailed data request delay
Kefauver said through a spokesman that the companies could not assemble the requested detailed information in the time allowed. He added that with this information it will be possible to judge whether price increases are justified.
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Easil
Garten
UCLA
Sen. Estes Kolauver
Kefauver
Ecuador Seen As Target for Communists
AP dispatch from Mexico City warns that Latin American leftists, aided by a global communist network, may press for upheaval in Ecuador as the United States watches. It notes Ecuador's president Arosemena faces military pressure, ties to Cuba and the Soviet bloc, and a volatile student movement that could spark further unrest.
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Mexico City
U.S
United States
Latin
America
Venezuela
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemena
Kennedy
Arosemena
Pedro Saad
Communist Party
Arosemera
Soviet Union
Jose Velasco Tharra
Moscow
Velasco
Arosemenia
Arosemiena
Cuba
Soviet Bloc
Awosemena
House of Culture
Nuclear Protestors Jailed in Bay Area Demonstration
In San Francisco, 32 nuclear protestors spent the night in custody after a federal contempt case tied to the Everyman crew. Judge Sweigert sentenced three defendants, Sara Stallings, Evan D. Yoes Jr, and Edward Lazar, to 300 days in jail for attempting to jail the three-hulled ivoryman at Christmas Island. Seized sailboat and warnings preceded arrests of 20 adults and 7 juveniles for obstructing a U.S. marshal in duties.
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San Francisco
Everyman
Roger Mass
Committee For Non-Violent Action
Bay Area
U.S. Post Office
Sara Stallings
Menta Park
Calif
Evan D. Yoes Jr
Berkeley
Edward Lazar
New York City
U.S. Dist
William T. Sweigert
Christmas Island
Trig
Golden Gate
U.S
Caund
Composer Cale Porter Celebrated Amid Broadway Festivities
New York AP reports a star studded toast to composer Cale Porter on his 70th birthday at the Orpheum Theater with 400 attendees including Marié McDonald Zsa Zsa Gabor Margaret O'Brien and Red Buttons. A midnight revival of Anything Goes played as a cameo tribute while Porter, a Waldorf Towers resident, spends time at his Williamstown Massachusetts country home. He reflected on works like You're the Top and Night and Day and urged others to persevere and work hard.
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New York
Broadway
Hollywood
Cale Porter
Marié McDonald
Zsa Zsa Gabo
Margaret O’brien
Dolores Gray
Johnny Johnston
Lillian Rath
Carol Bruce
Faye Emerson
Red Buttons
Gigi Durston
Hope Hampton
Ethel Smith
Porter
Madeline Smith
Delovery
Newport
du Barry
Kiss Me
Kate
PSU Names Richard G Stoner Superior Teaching Award
Pennsylvania State University awarded its superior teaching award to Dr Richard G Stoner a 42 year old professor of physics in University Park noting his outstanding classroom impact and commitment to student learning.
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University Park, Pa
Pennsylvania State University
Richard G. Stoner
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