Family Night A Clergy Family’s Practical Parental Pattern
Dr George W Crane outlines a parenting tactic called Family Night used by Pearl and Duane, a clergy couple in Seboygan Wisconsin. They reserve Friday for the children to plan activities, fostering family cohesion while parish duties keep the father away. The idea gains support from readers and is presented as a modern psychological approach adaptable to any church.
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George W. Crane
Pearl Hulse
Seboygan
Wis
Midwest
Florida
Duane
Indiana
Karolyn
Judy
Pearl
Theo
Pear
Wesley Methodist
Christ
Ourcomes
Spy protest looming as US plans action at UN
The report describes East Germany freeing 19,064 prisoners connected to political offenses and condemns Minister of Justice Hilde Benjamin amid party tensions. In New York, U.S. ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. vows to protest to the UN if refugee charges hold true that a UN employee pressured him to become a spy, naming Soviet officials Petukhov and Shapovalov involved in the accusation.
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Berlin
East Germany
Hilde” Benjamin
Benjamin
Ernest Melsheimer
Otto Grotewohl
Justice Ministry
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.N
Lodge
U.S
Michael Shatov
Aleksei Petukhov
Technical Assistance Administration
Rossislavy Shapovalov
Unisson
Petukhov
Shapovalov
United States
Secretariat
Washington
Huge Road Building Program in Colorado Proposed
Denver chief engineer Mark A. Watrous says a road-building program may spend about 125 million dollars over the next three years, stressing four-lane interstates and freeways through Denver Pueblo and Colorado Springs while covering the 3400 mile Primary road system. The federal government would contribute about 70 to 75 million, with the remainder from Colorado highway revenues.
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Denver
Colorado
Mark A. Watrous
Pueblo
Colorado Spring
Canada to Expand Jet Interceptor Force in Defense Budget Speech
Defense Minister Ralph Campney told Parliament Canada will enlarge its jet interceptor force as a primary response to a continuing grave threat of aerial attack on North America. He opened debate on the 1956-57 defense budget of 13.4 billion dollars.
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Ottawa
Ralph Campney
Canada
North America
Campney
Boeing Hikes Salaries In Non-Union Positions
Wichita news reports a five percent raise for general salary and technical payroll workers at Boeing Wichita, retroactive to May 4, affecting about 6,800 of the 26,700 employees. The move increases the weekly payroll by roughly $25,000 in clerical and engineering roles while the company negotiates with the International Association of Machinists on contracts for other staff.
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Wichita
Boeing Airplane Company
George Trombold
Boeing
International Assa of Machinsts
Kansas City Beer Strike Ends in an Agreement
A three week beer strike in Kansas City ended last night with a wage increase in a new two year contract. Thirteen distributors and two breweries were shut down by the stoppage and beer supply in most taverns was scant. About 300 members of the union participated.
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Kansas City
X Brew
Nehru plans London trip after Athens stopover
India's Prime Minister Nehru left Athens after a brief stop, to attend the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference in London. He then plans a Washington visit to meet President Eisenhower two weeks later. British authorities in Limassol fined the Cypriot community 35 000 pounds amid ongoing violence and bombings.
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Athens
Greece
India
Nehru
London
Eisenhower
Washington
Nicosia
Cyprus
Limassol
Demos Seek a Key Speaker
Washington speculation centers on possible keynote choices for the Democratic National Convention listing Senators Kerr of Oklahoma Pas'n Humphrey of Minnesota and Governor Frank Clement of Tennessee as leading names. Efforts to find a chairman for the Platform Drafting Committee continue with August 6 set for Chicago as the nominating fight nears. House leader McCormack declined chairmanship citing rival candidacy while Rayburn signals return as permanent convention chairman.
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Washington
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
John, Pas'n
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
Frank Clement
Tennessee
Chicago
John W. McCormack
Mass
House
Charmanshp
Sam Rayburn
Tex
Traffic safety groups call for strict nationwide enforcement
In Chicago two leading traffic safety groups the National Safety Council and the International Assn of Chiefs of Police urged a nationwide crackdown on road tolls during the July 4 holiday. They said appeals to drivers must pair with strict law enforcement to curb reckless drivers and lower deaths in the short term.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
International Assn. of Chiefs of Police
Kansas Service Quota Increased for August
Kansas has been asked to furnish 179 men during August for military service, part of a nationwide call for 13,000. Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell, state selective service director, announced the higher quota. Kansas previously had 152 men for the month, and 136 for July.
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Topeka
Highway Official to Fill a Senate Post
Gov. A B Chandler of Kentucky appoints Highway Commissioner Robert Humphreys to the U S Senate seat until the November general election. Chandler said he delayed action but was advised an important defense bill faces a vote next Monday.
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Frankfort
A. B. Chandler
Robert Humphreys
U.S. Senate
Chandler
Senate
Kefauver Denies Interest in Vice Presidential Run
OARVILLE Ohio Sen. Estes Kefauver denies talk of seeking the No 2 spot on the Democratic ticket saying he wants the presidential nomination only He stated clearly at a news conference here that he is not running for vice president under any circumstances and remains focused on the top nomination.
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Oarville
Ohio
Sen
Este. Kefauver
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