Cardinal Urges Lifting of Mixed Marriage Restrictions
A Catholic cardinal calls for ending the bans on mixed marriages, arguing for changes to church rules to allow Catholics to marry non Catholics without religious penalties. The piece notes the proposal could affect ecumenical relations and church policy as debates continue.
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New York
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Rome
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the Tribune
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Cushing
Cardinal Cushing
Louisville
University of Louisvilly
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United States
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Walter Me Abbott
Church of Scotland
Three Soviet Jews Denounced in Paper Report
Moscow dispatch alleges three Soviet Jews faced denunciation by Western newspapers for alleged anti Soviet tales. Names linked to Israeli contact and foreign ties sparked warnings against Western influence and political parties, with libel claims aired in the labor press.
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Moscow
Svantay
Werel
Moise Lyuvich Chernukhin
Yiwuey Hehdel
Trid
Hele
Soviet Union
Kennedy Aide Outlines Farm Income Goal In 100 Percent Plan
Atlanta AP reports John P. Jones or Duncan states the Kennedy administration aims to raise farm income to 100 percent through supportive measures. He criticizes foreign influence and slander used by press while arguing the plan benefits farmers and aligns with Farm Bureau calls for reform and tax changes.
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Atlanta
John P. Dunes
Semeuer
Moscow
Tabor
Duncan
American Farm Bureau
Congress
Coffee Break Profit at Henry Grady Elementary
In Tampa, teachers at Henry Grady Elementary take a morning coffee break from 8:15 to 8:25 to discuss new paperwork and work problems. Principal W. E. Nail says the session helps exchange ideas and opinions related to their jobs and improves results.
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Tampa, Fla
Henry Grady
W. E. Nail
Three Men Accused of Parasitism Under Soviet Code
The three men faced charges described as parasitism under the Soviet code, alleged to be off the official labor system. The case notes they were not working for a living, raising questions about political and social policing at the time.
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Kau Gag
Nile
Neve pushbutton spray beats dogs in Georgia
A local Georgia firm develops a spray made from oleoresin capsicum and mineral oil that repels dogs with a burning sensation in eyes nose and mouth. Discovered by University of Georgia professors, the product is recommended for dog and postman protection with no lingering ill effects.
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Griefin
University of Georgia
Asthma Formula Prescribed by Doctors Now Available
The text claims an asthma remedy labeled as doctor prescribed and nonprescription with rapid action. It asserts minutes to relieve attacks and hours of relief, mentioning wide availability and perceived safety, but the fragmented prose offers no verifiable sources or clear patient outcomes.
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