Priest Fills His Own Teeth At Labrador Mission
In Davis Inlet Labrador priest Francis C. Peters, a layman with no dental training, repaired his own fillings after asking a Goose Bay dentist for help. He has taught himself basic dentistry and medicine while leading the Nascopie band, enforcing justice with strength, building a church school, and delivering aid during brutal conditions. The priest, once from Holland, boasts low infant mortality in the band and no dependents on relief. Six Czechoslovaks fled a Soviet cruise ship seeking asylum in Greece, hoping to blend with local society within generations.
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Davis Inlet
Labrador
Goose Bay
Francis C. Peters
Davis Intet
Father Peters
Holland
Wife Takes Test By Harold Taylor Pittsburg Headlight
Mrs Inge Everitt born Germantown will take a Kansas driver license exam as her husband Lt Larry Everitt, recently returned from Germany, explains American and German licensing differences. She already holds two permits one from military service and one German national permit. She notes German drivers train in certified schools and must pass strict courses, while truck driving without correct knowledge is unsafe.
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Harold
Taylor Pittsburg
Pittsburg
Kan
Germat
Inge Everitt
Kansas
Everitt
Germany
Larry Everitt
Alabama Guard Called Up Amid University Integration Crisis
About 4 000 Alabama National Guardsmen will go on active duty for two weeks of summer training just ahead of protests over the admission of Negroes to the University of Alabama. The move, unrelated to the crisis, places troops in uniform as federal action looms to enforce admission of three Negro students at Tuscaloosa and Huntsville campuses. A high administration source indicated federal force could be used if necessary, with Gov. Wallace’s actions determining whether troops are deployed.
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U.S
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Huntsville
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Red China challenges Laos commission head in Laos case
In Tokyo AP report Red China denounced Avtar Singh of India as a US tool and questioned his authority as chairman of the three nation control commission in Laos. New China News Agency carried the Peking statement after Singh and Canarian member urged Laos to probe reports of China troops in northern Laos.
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India
United States
Control Commission
Laos
Peking
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Singh
Req
Poland
Ituly Sees One Death Every Forty Five Nutter Last Year
A dubious report states that Ituly experienced one death every 45 nutter last year from Nhway accidents. The figure reflects unusual fatalities linked to unnamed Nhway incidents. Local officials have not confirmed details or names related to the deaths.
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Ituly
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