Archbishop Warns Puerto Ricans Who Back Marin
Archbishop James P. Davis of San Juan warns Puerto Rican Catholics who voted for Gov. Luis Munoz Marin and the Popular Democratic party in the November elections face church penalties for sin of disobedience. Excommunication possible. priests urged discipline and denial of Holy Communion until repentance.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
James P. Davis
Luis Munoz Marin
Popular Democratic Party
Davis
Marin
Thomas Maisonet
San Juan Cathedral
Cabinet changes loom with several contenders named
Kennedy faces a cabinet reshuffle with possible picks including John J. McCloy Chase Manhattan and ex World Bank head Eugene R. Black. Henry Alexander Morgan Guaranty and Michael W. Straus as Interior candidate are discussed alongside C Girard Davidson Frank Church Stewart Udall and others.
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Anderson
John J. McCloy
Germany
Chase Manhattan Bank
Eugene R. Black
The
World Bank
Henry Alexander
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
New York
Michael W. Straus
Kennedy
Interior
Straus
Gable Funeral Follows Simple Episcopal Rites
Star of films receives private family service with taps by Air Force bugler. The 59-year-old actor, who enlisted as a private at 41, flew five WWII missions and is to be interred next week. Widow Mrs. Gable, mother of two, accepts the flag.
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Adolph Spreckels Jr
Gable
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip to mark 13th wedding anniversary
The royal couple will observe their 13th wedding anniversary on Sunday as weekend guests of Sir Harold and Lady Zia Wernher at Luton Hoo in Bedfordshire, England.
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London
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Harold
Zia Wernher
Luton Hoo
Bedfordshire
Weather forecast for regions across the United States today
Showers forecast for the east Gulf coast region southwestern Texas and the Pacific northwest. Snow flurries expected in the northern Rockies. Warmer temperatures likely in the Ohio Valley middle Atlantic Coastal states and eastern Gulf region. Colder weather forecast for the middle Mississippi Valley southern Plains and plateau regions.
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East Gulf Coast
Texas
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Eastern
Gulf Region
Middle Mississippi Valley
Southern Plains
Plateau
Reds Attack Plan to Seat Kasavubu in Congo Row
United Nations officials and diplomats watched a heated session as Valerian Zorin denounced U S and NATO interference while Congo leader Kasavubu faced a possible seat in the General Assembly. The assembly adjourned with no decision and Kasavubu held talks with Dag Hammarskjold.
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Kasavubu
United Nations
N. Y
Soviet Union
United States
General Assembly
Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Valerian A. Zorin
Assembly
Atlantic Treaty Organization
U. S
Kennedy
Moscow
Zorin
NATO
United Nations ‘Command
Dag Hammarskjold
Plea For More Scientists From Eisenhower Panel
The Science Advisory Committee urges doubling American scientific capacity over 15 years. It calls for increased federal funding, longer term support, and stronger ties between research and graduate education to keep the nation competitive and protect freedoms.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Thomasville Man Fatally Injured Fractures Both Legs
Authorities report a man named Curtie arrived in Thomasville six months ago seeking work. He suffered fractures to both legs and died. The body was sent to Green's Funeral Home for tribute then slated to be moved to Rockingham where his family resides. Funeral arrangements were completed last night.
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Green
Rockingham
Curtie
Thomasville
Child Proof Cabinets Urged By Sanitary Experts
Dr. Elmer Bingham of the city county health department told a convention of the American Society of Sanitary Engineering that child proof medicine cabinets are needed as children too often access medicines or poisons in bathrooms.
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San Diego
Calif
Elmer Bingham
Health Department
American Society of Sanitary Engineering
Bingham
From Spon to Spoon: Old English Chip Meaning
The word spoon derives from the Anglo Saxon spon meaning chip. Early spoons were crafted from wood and valued as simple utensils.
Ghana envoy refuses Congo expulsion order amid Katanga unrest
Ghanaian Charge dAffaires Nathaniel Welbeck flatly refuses Mobutu’s Monday deadline to quit the Congo, asserting he will stay unless recalled. U.N. guards, Moroccan UN troops, and Nigerian reinforcements bolster the embattled enclave as Baluba fighting rages in Katanga with dozens killed and 12 Europeans among residents in Luena.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Nathaniel Welbeck
Col
Sesso Mobutu
Congo
Welbeck
U.N
Mobutu
Ghana
Patrice Lumumba
Peemer Ag
United Nations
Lumumba
Lovelace Mensah
Luena
Elisabethville
Katanga
Kolwezi
Jadotville
Lagos
Nigeria
Kivu
Khrushchev Seeks Softening Castros Over Cuba Crisis
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev appears to urge Castro to slow clashes with the United States as he eyes a possible summit with President-elect John F. Kennedy next spring. Western experts say the move aims to preserve the summit option without triggering a direct U.S. war and to keep relations with Kennedy on a hopeful footing.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Cuba
John F. Kennedy
Castro
United States
State Department
Havana
Moscow
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Germany
Guantanamo Naval Base
Air Conditioning Term Coined by Cramer in 1906
Textile engineer Stuart W. Cramer of Charlotte North Carolina coined the phrase air conditioning in 1906 signaling a new era in climate control and comfort engineering.
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Stuart W.cramer
Charlotte, N. C
Forest Service Opens $170000 Lab in Wisconsin for Tree Growth Study
The U S Forest Service launches the Northern Institute of Forest Genetics in Rhinelander Wisconsin with temperature light and humidity controlled facilities. A ten person staff will conduct research on how environmental factors affect tree growth.
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Forest Laboratory
Rhinelander
Wis
U. S. Forest Service
I Northern Institute of Forest Genetics
Kiwi slang for non flying Air Corps men in World War II
The term Kiwi described World War II Air Corps personnel who did not take to the skies. It contrasts with pilots and aircrews, highlighting a distinct role within the air war structure.
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Air Corps
Sobell Release Sought by Clergy and Backers
A Massachusetts clergyman spoke at a banquet urging commutation for Morton Sobell, jailed in Atlanta after a 30 year sentence for conspiracy to commit espionage. Backers total about 1,200 clergy planning to petition the White House during the Christmas amnesty period.
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Washington
Massachusetts
Morton Sobell
America
John Paul Jones
Ashfield
Mass
Sobell
Atom
Julius
Ethel Rosenberg
Atlanta
Jones
American Civil Liberties Union
Alcatraz
United States
U. S
White House
Louisiana Takes A Breather Over Integration Strife
In New Orleans a three judge panel weighs delaying integration orders as the Orleans Parish School Board seeks state and federal accord. The federal government seeks to stop local interference while the board seeks full control. payroll concerns loom over a week with holidays and potential pay delays.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Orleans Parish
James F. Redmond
Samuel L Rosenberg
Federal Tribunal
Lhe
Jane Adams Shares Nobel Peace Prize In 1931
Hull House founder Jane Adams shared the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931 with Nicholas Murray Butler in a historic award announcement.
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Jane Adams
Hull House
Nicholas Murray Buthr
Free Book Offer on Arthritis and Rheumatism
An ad promises a free book titled Arthritis and Rheumatism from The Ball Clinic in Excelsior Springs Missouri. It claims the book explains a non surgical treatment and warns no agent will call, urging readers to write for the booklet to avoid long term misery.
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Ba Ain S
Oo Cines
Ball Clinic
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
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