Memorial book dedication marks W B Hall memory
The Wesley Memorial Church Memorials Committee plans to dedicate the color volume Christ In Art And Symbol to W B Hall who led its production before his sudden death. The book is due around Christmas and honors his tireless work on the project. Also notes Finland's 50th independence anniversary and various local civic updates.
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W. B. Hall
Christ
New Wesley Memorial Church
Finland
Russia
Soviet Union
Taylor M. Simpson
Jorma Pohjantalo
Finnish Plastic Institute
Helsinki
Petrograd
Sweden
Moscow
Publication Maintained Despite Printer Strike
The Enterprise reports a printer strike during its 82nd year but confirms uninterrupted publication. Staff, excluding most Typographical Union members, work to maintain production as negotiations two years long address control of future operations.
Cardinal Spellman Remembered as Nation's Church Leader and Advocate
The sudden death of Francis Cardinal Spellman draws mourning from Catholics and non Catholics alike. He led the New York archdiocese since 1939 and became a symbol of devotion to spiritual needs and humanitarian work, including support for fighting men in Vietnam and ecumenical religious cooperation. He built churches and schools and remained a vocal advocate for the downtrodden while remaining deeply rooted in his church.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Cardinal Spellman
Vietnam
North Carolina
Heart Transplant Hope Arises From Cape Town Study
Reports from Cape Town say doctors observe a transplanted heart from a female wreck victim may sustain life in a man with a damaged heart. Though early, the experiment raises bright prospects for radical surgery and advances in heart transplants. The medical world watches with cautious optimism as the procedure may redefine heart surgery limits.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Reuther Absent Florida Convention Amid Labor Rift Signals
Walter Reuther, UAW president, says he is liberated and plans to stay in Detroit to finish a deal with General Motors. He hints at a possible split from the AFL-CIO though timing remains unclear, with a March Industrial Union Department meeting cited as a potential breakout point. The article notes his critical stance toward Meany and his long‑standing influence in big labor.
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Walter P. Reuther
United Automobile Workers
Industrial Union Department
Afl-Cio
Labor Amalgamation
Florida
UAW
Ford Motor Co
Reuther
Detroit
General Motors
Washington
George Meany
Auto Workers
Meany
Bal Harbour
Auto Union
Victor
Tiel Tenessee
National Leadership Assembly
Chicago
Johnson
United States
AUW
Frank Rosenblum
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Patrick Gorman
North America
Walter Reuther
Reg
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Goldberg's resignation rumors loom after McNamara exit
Arthur Goldberg, former Supreme Court justice and current U N ambassador, faces questions after McNamara's resignation. The dispute centers on bombing pauses in Vietnam and peace aims versus sustained military action, with Goldberg advocating concessions to win nerve for talks.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Supreme Court
Arthur
U. S
United Nations
Goldberg
New York Court of Appeals
New York Bar
U. S. Court
Nixon
White House
Bob McNamara
McNamara
North Vietnam
South
Westmoreland
LBJ
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