Africa’s church clash spurs anti criticism push
In Johannesburg South Africa foreign preachers face possible removal from the country as legislation may cut temporary residence permits to one year, targeting clergy who condemn apartheid from pulpits and in magazines. Faith groups clash as Dr J A Vorster leads efforts against the multiracial Christian Institute. Ben Schoeman warns politics in pulpits faces consequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lee Royle
Johannesburg
South Africa
Balthazar J. Vorster
J.A. Vorster
Dr. Vorster
Christian Institute of
Dutch Reformal Church
Christian Institute
Dutch Reformed Church
World Council of Churches
Ben Schoeman
Zsip
Borden Pledge Emphasizes Milk Health for Children
The pledge commits to keeping in mind the original aim of producing milk that meets the health needs of children first. It seeks to offer milk for all ages that upholds high standards of wholesomeness richness and purity.
Conner Quits as Commerce Dept Faces Reshaping
Secretary John T. Conor resigns prompting a shakeup as the Commerce Department loses top hierarchy to a forthcoming Department of Transportation. Acting secretary is Alexander B. Trowbridge, with Merck & Co. veteran and ex undersecretary Alan Boyd shifting precedence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Coyne Washington
John T. Conor
Commerce Department
Department of Transportation
Alexander B. Trowbridge
New Jersey
Johnson
Connor
Trowbridge
Alan
Boyd
Commerce For Transportation
LeRoy Collins
Florida
White House
Con
Commerce and Labor Departments
Commerce
Bureau of Public Roads
Transportation Department
Merck & Co
Department
Council of Economic Advisers
Budget Bureau
Treasury Department
Convict Race Clash at San Quentin Ended by Guards
In San Quentin California 2800 white and Negro prisoners clashed on the yard firing rifles shotguns and tear gas halted when guards formed a defensive line. Eight convicts were shot five beaten and two suffered heart attacks amid near 50 foot separation on a 40 acre yard following the fatal beating of a white inmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Schreibman
San Quentin
Calif
James W. L. Park
Lawrence E. Wilson
Park
Legislature arms for prison probe amid gunfire at Hope
Arkansas lawmakers move to form a five member legislative committee to investigate prison conditions with a 21 day report target. The House and Senate action follows a violent incident at the State Prison in which four were wounded and inmates were eventually returned to cells. Additional measures include DST repeal vote and a state tax refunds funding bill. Airman Johnny H. Duke of Hope, Ark., completes basic training at Offutt AFB and is assigned to SAC.
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Robert L. Shaw
Associated Press
Little Rock
House
Senate
Marcus Howell
Hef
Ena
Sterling R. Cockrill Jr
Knox Nelson
Pine Bluff
Commission
Nelson
Winthrop Rockefeller
Wise
Bennie Ryburn Jr
Monticello
Tme
George Nowotny
Fort Smith
Chadd Durrett
Strong
Arkansas
Milt. Earnhart
San Antonio
Johnny H. Duke
Harold P. Duke
Pine, Hope, Ark
Offutt Afb
Neb
Air Force
Hope High School
Strategic Air Command
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