Polish protest over US interference in Poznan unrest
Polish Ambassador Romuald Spasowski filed an oral protest with the U S State Department denouncing U S remarks about Poznan demonstrations as highly improper interference in Poland’s internal affairs. The protest centers on a June 29 State Department statement tying the Poznan events to Soviet interests and accusing Polish workers of serving their government.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
State Department
United States
Poland
Romuald Spasowski
Poznan
Gory
Lincoln Ite
Soviet Union
Kefauver and others vie for Democratic convention delegates
Delegates and alternates are sought by Kefauver, Estes, and other hopefuls as Democratic National Convention plans unfold. Eisenhower hints at no change in intent while Byrd backs a conservative vice president option. Kentucky GOP names a Senate candidate amid talks, and South Carolina backs Gov Bell Timmerman Jr as a favorite son for the presidential nomination.
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Eisenhower
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Cooper
U.S
Lawrence Wetherby
South Carolina
Bell Timmerman Jr
Adlai Ends Tour Of Farm Belts
Adlai Stevenson continues his listening tour through the Midwest seeking farm sentiment. He traveled 500 miles across Iowa Missouri and Nebraska ending with a Omaha luncheon for Nebraska delegates and a Des Moines gathering of Iowa delegates to the Democratic convention.
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Adlai Stevenson
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Bernard le
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Japanese vote tests rearmament amid constitutional shift
In Japan voters head to the upper house election amid pressure on Ichiro Hatoyama's conservatives to push rearmament and revision of the occupation era constitution. The Socialists accuse U S interference while right wing supporters attack Socialist ties to Red China. Analysts foresee modest gains for Socialists and perhaps one Communist seat, with the Liberal Democrats remaining dominant in the 250 seat House.
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Gene Day
Ichiro Hatoyama
Camans
U.S. Senate
United States
Red China
Hatoyama
Liberal Democrats
Ae Ee Ee
Farmer-La- Sor Paste Sumutinmsstk Gan
Een Ae
Thane
Gangsterism Flourishes In Wake Of Algeria Revolt
In Algiers unrest spawns rackets and gang activity amid nationalist groups and criminal elements. Shops issue threats and extortions. protection vests advertised as defense against grenade attacks. Maurice Ivorra promotes Industrie et Protection vests priced 80 to 140 dollars.
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Dynan
Algiers
Industrie Et Protection
Rue Michelet
Ala
Alan Nation Movement
Front of National Liberation
Mohammed
Roa Oy
Industrie Et
President's Wife Across Clues Puzzle
Across the puzzle lists clues such as 26 and 40 with definitions like expunge and Scottish river. Other entries include exist and not as much, tardy, before, afternoon, mast, and temporary use. Several answers reference goddess of discord, Greek portico, and Swiss mountain among others. The grid combines a varied set of common crossword terms.
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Small Valle
St Rd
Poe
Canadian House Post Still Open
Ottawa report on the Commons government status as Prime Minister Louis St Laurent returns from the Commonwealth visit. Speaker Rene Beaudoin resigned this week and his replacement will be decided. Lib erals used closure four times to push legislation. Conservatives clashed with parliamentary rulings.
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Aker - Canada
Oe Commons
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British ‘Commonwealth
Rene
Canada
St. Laurent
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Conservatives
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Brick Items Of Interest About Local Churches
Local church schedules list Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship with sermons on "A Proclamation" and "A Victorious Master" at Tomlinson Elementary School venues. Programs include choir practice prayer meetings and youth activities across several congregations including Faith Baptist Crestwood Presbyterian and others.
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Training Union General Assembly
Don Monroe
Fern— Dr
Powell
YWA
Crusader
Veterans Benefit Payments Exceed Eighty-Two Billion Dollars
The VA reports veterans and their dependents have received over 82 billion dollars in wartime and other era benefits. The summary notes large total payments across multiple programs and references the substantial ongoing cost of veteran support.
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Washington
Remark on Bible Epistle and Century Figures
The note argues for naming standout historical figures by century from Columbus to Churchill and Eisenhower, then shifts to a Bible reflection. It cites that the epistle to Christian Jews reveals Christ Jesus as Lord and Redeemer, describing Him as the heir of all things and the brightness of God's glory.
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Columbus
Martin Luther
John Milton
John Wesley
Abraham Lincoln
Winston Churchill
Eisener
Paul
God
Christ Jesus
Baptism of Christ and Call to Perfection in Hebrews Study
A devotional reflection on Jesus baptism by John the Baptist, the divine affirmation at the water, and the Hebrews instruction to move toward perfection through Christ. It notes human limits and the role of Jesus as ultimate Redeemer guiding believers toward spiritual growth.
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Son of
God
Redeemer
Jesus
John the Baptist
John
Christ
Messiah
King Bated
Paul
Church Schedule and Events Plentiful at Local Congregations
A garbled church calendar lists Sunday classes and services at multiple churches on Fraley Airport Road and Willowbrook Street. Activities include church school at 9:45, worship at 11, youth meetings, prayer, Bible study, picnics, vesper services, choir, and missionary lectures led by named pastors and soloists.
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Sundy School
Eve Wetnondey
Fraley Airport Road
Church Schedule Highlights Weekly Meetings
Morning worship at 11 a.m. and Sunday School also at 11 a.m. Evening services include 6:30 p.m. worship and 7:30 p.m. programs. The Wesleyan Service Guild meets at 907 Arch St. Wednesday features Bible study and a Thursday evening rehearsal in the church program.
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Methodist
Wesleyan Service Guild
Arch St
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