Ward's Resignation Sends Him to Ankara Post
Dr. Douglas Ward, dean of Miami University's School of Education since 1955, resigns to become deputy chief education advisor at Ankara for U S government program and Turkish education services. He will leave July 7 and return for a later assignment if requested.
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Summer Band Concert at CSC Opens 20th Season
The CSC summer band opens its 20th season with conductor Wayman Walker steering a program featuring selections from Wagner Gigi and The British unveil a 700-pound folding motor vehicle, parachuted from a plane and assembled in minutes after landing.
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Kefauver Sees Room to Raise Steel Wages Without Price Hikes
Senator Estes Kefauver, chairman of the antitrust subcommittee, says a steel wage increase could occur without higher prices. He released a steel fact sheet citing contract timing with the Steelworkers Union and urged informed public input as the inquiry on steel pricing continues.
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Pastoral Counseling Valued Alongside Preaching
In Atlantic City ministers of the United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. view pastoral counseling as equally important as preaching. A nationwide three year survey reported to the denomination's Board of Christian Education meeting there.
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Oshkosh barber shop quartet society concert controversy
In Oshkosh Wisconsin the local chapter of a society for the preservation of barber shop quartet singing saw unusually warm reception at its annual concert. An error appeared in the distributed program misprinting the organization’s second ward line.
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Witnesses Protest Argentina Policy Toward Religions
Jehovah's Witnesses in Argentina say their constitutional rights to free assembly and worship are denied. The Greekey Congregation reports two recognition applications rejected by the Ministry of Worship, with more appeals pending under President Frondizi.
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Argentina lifts ban on Jehovah's Witnesses voting rights
After a February 6 decree by Frondizi granting non Catholic religions full liberty to worship, Jehovah's Witnesses filed petitions to recognize their rights under Article 14. Over 6,000 Argentines circulated pleas to the president, with Bolivia Chile Paraguay and Uruguay considering similar actions and regional petitions beginning to spread. Aruba’s submerged peak is noted as a geological aside.
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