Vatican and Hungary Weigh Church State Accord
In Budapest a pending Vatican Hungary pact on church state matters omits Mindszenty. The agreement would grant the Vatican power to nominate bishops but requires government approval before they can serve. Negotiations on Cardinal Mindszenty will occur separately. he has resided at the U S legation since 1956.
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Red Robin Hoods Reported Operating in Thailand
In Bangkok the interior ministry says bands calling themselves Communist Robin Hoods are active in the undeveloped northeast. They rob the rich and give to the poor, a ministry official told reporters, branding them as Communists aiming to disrupt northeastern villages.
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Steel Output Near Bottom of Year But Upward Hope Grows
Steel output is at its lowest point since February and analysts expect a bottoming out in June July. Producers anticipate higher production may lift prices and address shortages as copper and tin markets face price hikes and stockpiles tighten. Silver demand exceeds world output while the US Treasury stockpile sustains the $1.29 per ounce price amid a coin shortage.
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On This Day in History Farragut Captures Mobile Bay
Aug 5 1964 marks Farragut at Mobile Bay in 1844 and Liberty statue cornerstone in 1884. Other items include 1892 coinage bill, 1912 Roosevelt nomination, 1915 Edith Cavell, 1942 Munich Pact repudiation, and oil talks, Nixon trip, Moscow treaty. Also notes crabgrass digitaria, steel costs rise with shortages and government scrutiny.
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GOP Platform Revives Prayer in Public Schools Debate
Washington AP report notes the GOP platform may revive the school prayer issue tied to Becker amendment proposals. Celler predicts Congress will not amend the First Amendment while the platform hints at allowing voluntary religious exercises in public places without state coercion, aligning with conservative religious groups.
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Court ruling on Bible reading in public schools
A ruling addressed Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Florida cases declaring that Bible reading and recitation of the Lord's Prayer in public schools conflicted with the First Amendment.
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