Catholic Replies To Criticism of Bus Transportation Bill
Hartford June 1 A Roman Catholic spokesman defended the church on parochial school transportation after criticism by Glenn L. Archer of Americans United. Archbi shop O Brien was not available for comment and Msgr Kennedy said Archer misrepresented the church stance citing Everson v. Board of Education as constitutional support. The Connecticut legislature had passed the bus bill allowing towns to provide bus service to private schools if voters approve by referendum.
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Everson
U. S
Archer
O’ Brien
Gruenther to Address NC Press Association Meeting
Gen Alfred M. Gruenther former supreme Allied commander in Europe and current American Red Cross president will be the main speaker at the North Carolina Press Association convention in Nags Head starting June 20. He will speak at the opening dinner on the topic Some Aspects of our Security Program.
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Charlotte
N.C
Alfred M. Gruenther
Europe
North Carolina Press Assn
Nags Head
Thomas L. Robinson
Charlotte News
Gruenther
American Red Cross
NATO
Este
Kasper Loses Appeal in Clinton School Integration Case
Kasper, head of the Seaboard White Citizens Council, loses his appeal of a contempt conviction tied to the Clinton Tennessee school integration dispute. The 6th Circuit upheld the sentence of one year in jail and rejected claims of free speech rights and improper service of the restraining order. A second Clinton-area contempt trial is slated for June 8.
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John Kasper
Clinton
Tennast
Kasper
J. Benjamin Simmons
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Seaboard White Citizens Counsell
U.S. Dist
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton High School
Camden
N.J
US Court of Appeals
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Charles
District Court
Supreme Court
Appeals
John C. Crawford Jr
Twin Boys Found In Rough Woods
In Washington state near Otting, two 21 month old twin boys, Kerry and Kevin Otting, were found after 17 hours missing in rugged Cascade foothills. A beagle named Bud led rescuers, with over 400 civilians and Fort Lewis soldiers involved. 600 more troops en route when found. The children emerged with scratches but no serious injuries.
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Edward Yanasak
Kerry
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Bud
Ft. Lewis
Seattle
Otting
Government weather forecast debate on long range crop predictions
The piece discusses long range crop forecasting proposed by Bean and its potential to stabilize agriculture. It notes Ezra Taft Benson’s skepticism in 1953 and Bean’s offer to provide forecasts to the government, with examples showing past yield predictions differing from official forecasts. Aides indicated the secretary was considering the proposal.
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Hee
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Ephriam Poe Succumbs At Williamsburg
Ephriam Poe 66, of Hampton Virginia, died at 9 20 pm in Veterans Memorial Williamsburg after a heart attack. Born in Georgia he lived in Virginia 26 years. Survived by wife Daisey Maley, one brother Paul Poe, two sisters Mrs Lilly White and two sisters in law Mrs Ethel Maley and Mrs Reba M Thomasville. Funeral at Park View Baptist Church Hampton Monday 3 pm with graveside Tuesday 3 pm Floral Garden Park Cemetery High Point.
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Virginia
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Paul Poe
Jefferson
Lilly White
Mrs A M Hunt Of Troy Dies In Hospital
Lyda Augusta Hunt 64 Route 1 Troy wife of Archie M Hunt died Thursday in Montgomery Memorial Hospital Troy after a short illness. Survived by husband five sons Vernon Warrick Va C J Ophir Henry and Thelmer Newport News Va Enos Covington Ky one sister Cora L Hathcock Rockingham and 13 grandchildren. Funeral at 3 p m Sunday Ophir Methodist Church with Rev Paul Bunn officiating burial in church cemetery.
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Paul Bunn
Denton Grads Leave On Tour
Denton high school students depart on a week long sightseeing trip by chartered bus at 7 45 AM touring northern points of interest including New York City and Washington DC. After visiting New York Monday through Wednesday they plan to reach Washington Thursday and return Sunday via the Shenandoah Valley with chaperones Mr and Mrs Jack Smith.
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Washington
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Report On Israeli Farms Is Given
Tel Aviv June 1 Histadrut Israel's General Federation of Labor runs one fourth of the nation’s industry and 70 percent of its agriculture. A workers bank report says Histadrut operates in ownership and management of cooperative businesses and farms with 154000 persons, about 40 percent of Israeli wage earners in its enterprises.
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Histadrut
Israel
General Federation of Labor
Workers’ Bank
Student in Wilson Makes Suicide Attempt in Jail
A 29 year old black graduate student Ralph Gay jailed for a murder charge in the shooting death of Jean Willett Bryant attempted hanging himself in his cell. He was found with a sheet tied to a water pipe and had his clothes removed by the jailer. Bryant, 22, a former Darden High School teacher, was killed after a car ride with Reginald Smith. Gay, awaiting a preliminary hearing, may be sent for mental examination at Goldsboro State Hospital. he attends North Carolina College in Durham.
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Reginald Smith
Gay
Darden High School
Albert Privette
Goldsboro
North Carolina College
Durham
Farmers urged to guard crops and livestock from radioactive fallout
A government issued Farmers Bulletin prepared with the Atomic Energy Commission Civil Defense Administration and Public Health Service advises steps to protect farms from fallout. It covers staying safe during attack securing indoors protecting livestock avoiding contaminated feed milk eggs soil treatment lime and reseeding if land is contaminated.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Civil Defense Administration
Public Health Service
Seale
Bulletin
Department
Assembly Adjournment Seen At End Of Week
Raleigh June 1 The 1957 General Assembly heads toward adjournment by week’s end with key bills in focus. The two year spending bill tops the agenda along with a revenue measure containing tax reductions for theaters insurers and buses amid debates over terms and timing. The House and Senate anticipate action on tax changes and a larger pay raise for teachers and state workers, as debates continue on minimum wage and liability insurance legislation.
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General Assembly
Joint Appropriations Committee
Ee Ee
House
House Finance Group
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Senate Appropriations Committee
Government Seeks Ways To Reduce National Debt
Washington discusses gradual debt reduction as a safer brake on inflation. Treasury officials note current holdings in savings bonds Social Security funds and unemployment accounts limitABLE leverage. Analysts debate reducing debt by two to three billion yearly versus five to six billion, weighing economic impact.
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National Service Life Insurance
Treasury
W. Randolph Burgess
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