Pope John Names Cardinal Bea to Secretariat Post
Pope John named Cardinal Bea to head the Secretariat for the forthcoming ecumenical council. The move creates a special unit to coordinate efforts toward eventual Christian unity and the worldwide council scheduled within two to three years in Vatican City.
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Pope John
Cardinal Bea
Secretariat
Pontiiv
Vatican City
John Sai
John
Agostine Carolinal Bea Tolconnell
Ccumenical Council
King Hussein of
Jordan
Junior Editors Quiz on Animals Answer
The Ayplog squirrel is a small ground shy creature with big black eyes and soft fur. Flying squirrels glide using loose skin flaps between limbs enabling long leaps though rarely reach ground level. The quiz asks readers to submit questions to Violet Moore Higgin of Akron Ohio for judging by Mrs Higgin.
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Ernie Watta
Akron
Ohio
Cail
Violet Moore Higgina
AP News
Phelps Obtains CSU Housing Contract for 950 Units
The Hensel Phelps Construction Co. of Greeley won the $909,900 general contract to build 950 apartment units for CSU housing on land south of the university campus. James M. Nunler designed the project, with Brown and Olds handling the mechanical and Howard Electrical Co. the electrical work. Construction begins immediately with an estimated 310 days to completion.
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Hensel Phelps Construction Co
Greeley
Colorado Sale
Phelps
James M. Nunler
FATA
Boulder
Brown and Olds
el Pato
Tex
Howard Electrical Co
CSU
Jos
Phelps Construction Company
Damage suit filed in district court over Braffiy accident
K. K. Schaulis of Denver sues Theodore Schumacher for 10000 dollars claiming Schumacher stopped without signaling on Fifth Avenue last April causing Ernest Hayward’s car to hit Schaulis’s vehicle. Schaulis seeks 10000 dollars for severe shoulder and neck injuries, financial losses, and auto damage that hindered his cattle buying business.
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K. K. Schaulis
Denver
Theodore Schumacher
Fith Ave
Schumacher
Ernest Hayward
Plantiff
Four Weld County Graduates Earn High Distinction at CSU Fort Collins
Four Weld County students graduated with high distinction at Colorado State University's commencement in Fort Collins on Saturday. Norman Loy Anderson, George Anderson, Helen E. Bingham, and Aurelia Colette of Windsor were among forty graduates honored for four years of scholastic achievement. Trade unions in Melbourne agreed to push an Australia wide campaign for a 21 hour work week and three weeks annual leave for all workers.
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Weld County
Colorado State
Fort Collins
Norman Loy Anderson
and Mire
George Anderson
Greeley
Helen E. Bingham
Gael Sodelstra
7Th Aves Arden
Melbourne
Human Guinea Pig at Oak Ridge Aiding Leukemia Trials
Mrs. Carrie Nichols of Johnson City Tennessee, 73, travels for regular leukemia treatments at Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies where she receives injections of irradiated phosphorus and says she is helping scientists. She was part of a conference with 40 top specialists and states she learned about herself. Americans bought fishing tackle abroad in 1959, Yaris estimates, 11 million dollars.
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
Carrie
May Nichols
Johnson City
Tenn
Nichols
Oak Hidge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Yaris
Driverless Cars Expected on Roads in a Decade
An Associated Press report cites experts from General Motors and RCA predicting driverless autos could be common within ten years. The piece describes a man in a convertible piloting without effort as automation tech promises safer, faster electronic highways.
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John Barbour
Associated Press
Princeton
Esperts
General
Motors and Radio Corp. of America
Ship Shelled by Red China Guns Near Quemoy
Tokyo AP reports Communist China claimed a Nationalist warship was hit by artillery near Weilan island between Quemoy and Amoy. The New China News Agency cited shelling during disturbances, but gave no detail on the damage.
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Tokyo
China
Quemoy
New China
Weilan
Amoy
Funeral services set for A. R. Small in Pine Bluffs Methodist
A. R. Small dies Friday in Memorial Hospital Cheyenne after a gravel accident on a county road injured his wife and children. Funeral at Pine Bluffs Methodist Church Thursday at 2 p.m. Survivors include wife, one daughter Mrs Ray Byers and two grandchildren. Small and wife previously homesteaded and farmed in the community before retiring to Pine Bluffs.
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Grover
A. R. Small
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Small
Memorial Hospital
Cheyenne
Howard Keiler
Ray Byers
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