Americans Look to Past For Future Goals in Independence Day Reflection
AP summary of a religious and historical forum on the American dream and moral purpose. Scholars and church leaders from Rene de Visme Williams to Albert Hyma, Raymond Edman, Robert Sutton weigh whether the nation’s founding ideals endure, and if a new birth of freedom is possible under God.
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Groundbreaking for World Council of Churches Headquarters
Groundbreaking ceremonies in Geneva for a 20 million dollar World Council of Churches headquarters. The 250 office building will be on the northwest shore of Lake Geneva and should be ready for occupancy by mid 1963.
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Doctor B and The Great Debates Spotlight TV Coverage
AP writer Cynthia Lowry summarizes TV doctor shows and NBC versus CBS roles in the Kennedy Nixon debates. The piece notes Dr A John Bambara in Flemington and NBC's push for a filigree credit battle over who deserves the Kennedy Nixon debate milestone.
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TV Pro Gramming Stakes Debates Emmys Amid Walls
A fragmented report notes NBC's hopes for Emmy recognition in a round of debates involving Dr. Bambara and colleagues, with Dorothy Bedine Wiegand praised for health service but only a bachelor of arts honor appears. The piece hints at awards going to others like Kennedy and Nixon in related categories.
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Newspaperman Dies and Medical Crisis in Burma
Chicago story reports Louis H. Rose, a retired Chicago Tribune circulation director, dying at age 9 in Rangoon Burma. It notes a vast medical shortage with 4,000 doctors needed for 21 million people and only about 100 doctors qualifying yearly.
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