Protestants to Appeal Court Over Chiseled Rome Sign
In Rome police removed the 10 inch letters Chiesa di Cristo from a church building amid clashes with an evangelical Protestant group. A Rome attorney said the action violated Italian law and the church would pursue the case in court.
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Frank Brutto
Rome
Church of Christ
Ialian
Italy
Nla
Leghorn
Chiesa di Cristo
H”Ad
Ater
Giacomo Rosepepe
Rosapepe
Christ the King
Pepe Pep
U.S
Iallan Foreign Ministry
Ypethe
Cline R. Paden
Brownfield
Lubbock
Tex
U.S. State Department
Paden
United States
Taly
Ministry of Interior
Mario Scelba
Scelba
Vatican
State Department
Washington
Ghomn
Meekins Dies. Former Fisheries Chief and Legislator
Theodore Stockton Meekins aged 83, former state fisheries commissioner and Dare County legislator, died in Albemarle Hospital. He leaves widow Rosa Midgett Meekins, four children, and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Meekins
Manteop
Theodore Stockton Meekins
Dare County
Albemarle Hospital
Rosa Midgett Meekins
Dulles Molotov Berlin Talks Break Over Atomic Pool Plan
In Berlin on February 13 Dulles and Molotov failed to reach a final agreement on procedures for international atomic energy negotiations. They discussed how to form an international pool for peaceful atomic uses, with no further Berlin meetings planned.
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Berlin
U. S
Dulles
Molotov
Austria
Eisenhower
Washington
China
United Nations
World Atomic Powers
Russia
Kremlin moves against Kazakh premier amid purge signals
Moscow attacked Kazakh Premier Taybekov for agricultural and leadership failings and pledged drastic measures to fix the republic's lagging production. The Alma Ata broadcast blamed party leadership and cited purges at top ranks as part of a wider Kremlin drive to clean up the Soviet Union’s second largest republic.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Gorgee
Alma Ata
Y. B. Taybekov
Central Committee
The
Kazakh Communist Party
Taybekov
Ong
Pravda
Tzvestiney
Georgi Malenkov
Kremlin
Kazakh
Alma Radio
Malenkov
Cremiin
Goa
Ukraine
Azerbaijan
Pakistan Grants Dr. Houston Another K2 Attempt
Pakistan gives Dr. Charles S. Houston of Exeter New Hampshire permission to attempt Mt Godwin Austen K2 again in 1955 after a failed prior climb. The report notes his earlier unsuccessful assault on the 28 250 foot peak.
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Karachi
Pakistan
Charles S. Houston
Exeter
N. H
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Sree, Oneh
D'Orsay
Paris
Faille
Harnee
Red Asian Republic
London
Optometrist and Optician
N. Main ST
Opp
Wachovia Bank
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