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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1958
Page
4
Nadia Salti, 20, convicted of acting as a bomb accomplice in a dynamite ring that terrorized Amman for 15 months. She received seven and a half years in prison with a possible reduction to three, while her fiancé Theodore Stephan, 23, faces a death sentence.
Haham a crippled 30-7 year old Jew from a poor Orthodox Jerusalem synagogue reads questions to best Bible experts from 14 nations in the first international Bible quiz. The event was sponsored by the Committee for the Celebration of Israel's 10th Birthday.
Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac, named the first major Roman Catholic prelate tried by a Communist court, worsened after weeks of illness. Reports say he suffered from psycythemia and leg thrombosis, with a sudden crisis on Thursday after prior improvement. He was jailed 16 years for treason in 1946 and released in December 1981.
Danish officials cited risk of atomic accidents after concerns raised by the Danish Atomic Commission following visits by the Nautilus to British ports. Premier Hansen said a Skate visit could pose danger in case of an accident and the government canceled the trip.
Dr. Everett C. Parker of the United Church of Christ warned at a national Sunday school teachers meeting that religious programs are given unsalable time slots by radio and TV stations. He said religious groups waste time and money sponsoring programs as they are consigned to holes and corners of the broadcasting schedule.
Family services will be held at Temple Beth Sholom 3388 Long Beach Blvd today at 7 p.m. Rabbi Maurice Schwartz will conduct the services. A Sabbath morning service will be held Saturday at 9 15 a.m.
Experts from East and West agreed on a internationally supervised land and sea control network to detect secret nuclear explosions. After eight weeks of closed-door talks they outlined a workable plan within certain limitations. United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold hailed the agreement as a potential breakthrough in disarmament.
An official Paris tourist office promotes a French tourism slogan urging travelers in France to explore the country before venturing to the Moon. The campaign emphasizes domestic sights and cultural experiences as a priority for visitors.
Washington sources say President Eisenhower will announce a one year suspension of nuclear tests. East West talks on a permanent ban may start in October or November, building on Geneva science talks. US would resume tests if Russia blocks a monitoring system. Britain cool to suspending, France seeks own weapons. In Belgrade, Stevan Hristic, the Yugoslav composer, died at 73.
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