Easter Thought and Youth in Renewal Reflections
FOU feature by William Ingersoll reflects on Easter as a sign of immortality and life after death, tying Jewish Passover and Christian Easter to growth. It discusses youth confronting history, progress, and the optimism of new generations, with reference to a 1932 Presbyterian anniversary in Indiana and a Danish asylum note about East German fishermen seeking refuge in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church of Indiana
Robert &. Clark
Homer Rodeheaver
Billy Sunday
William A. Moss
Walter H. Jackson
T. Edgar Walker
Elmer W. Allison
Joseph M. Uhler
Moss
Jackson
Clark
Copenhagen
Denmark
Baltic
Washington Congress children join cotillion dances in D C
Washington mothers organize junior and senior cotillions for congressional children and pages aged 15 through 18. The program, led by Mrs J Allen Frear Jr and Mrs E Ross Adair, enrolls 65 youths who learn names and etiquette while sharing notes on political life. Winners in contests receive candy and praise from sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Congressional Club
Congressional Sons and Daughters
Capitol Hill
Jean Daniel
Price
Daniel
Texas
Hobby Morrison
James H. Morrison
Louisiana
New York
Libby Miller
William E. Miller
Cotillion
Rebecca Mills
Wilbur Mills
D‘ark
Linda Wilson
Earl Wilson
Billy Thomson
E. Keith Thomson
Helen Wilbur
Louise Towers
Congressional
Parents Deny Death Charge In Houston Slaying
In Houston Texas the parents of Jimmie Baker 23 and Evelyn Watson 24 defend their children against charges they beat Baptist preacher widow Lucette Quarles 41 to death last February. They claim the siblings were eating hamburgers nearby at the time and accuse police of pressuring another relative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Jimmie Baker
Evelyn Watson
Luclette Quarles
Baker
Georgetown
Tex
Ft. Hood
Grady I. Watson
Lewis Quarles
Yile
Benjamin Baker
Hempstead
Youth Faces Murder Term Indictment in Hammer Slaying
An Allegheny County grand jury indicted 18 year old William Wright for the murder of his great aunt Evelyn Thomas on January 26 in Pittsburgh. Wright was arrested March 4 at George Junior Republic correctional school in Grove City and had previous commitments for theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Harmmer
Allegheny County
William Wright
Evellyn Thomas
Ceorge Jinitor Republic Correctional School
Grove City
Robert Wright
Collingdale
Delaware County
William Cran
Brazilian vote due October faces powerful new candidate
A strong new candidate enters Brazil’s October presidential race as Etelvino Albuquerque Lins, former Pernambuco governor, is approved by President Joao Goulart Filho and Gov. Janio Quadros of Sao Paulo to join a coalition opposing the PSD. The PSD backs Juscelino Kubitschek for Oct 3 voting amid pressure from military leaders for a national union candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio DI Janeiro
Brazil
Etelvino “Albuquerque Lins
Pernambuco
Lins
Joao Cafe Filho
Janio Quadros
Sao Paulo
Social Democratic [Party
PSD
Juscelino Kubitschek
Minas Gerais
Kubits
Chek
National Union
Animal Breed Something New Could Threaten Livestock
In Lubbock Texas E G Pope head of the Lab book subdistrict of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service warns of a new animal breed possibly a coyote German Shepherd cross. He and his 35 men monitor the mystery animal to assess risks to cattle and sheep owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Tex
E. G. Pope
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
State Milk Commission Seeks Expanded Authority and Fines
Harrisburg top official Joah K. Mahood said the State Milk Control Commission seeks broader powers to curb dealers selling milk below minimums. Aiming for tougher enforcement, the plan includes cash fines in lieu of license revocation and higher license fees to fund operations, with expanded investigative staff and tighter penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Graves
Harrisburg
State
Milk Control Commission
Joah K. Mahood
Mahood
Commission
Tame Ag
George M. Leader
House
John J. Vaughan
Allegheny
Elmer J. Holland
Liquor Control Board
House Agriculture Committee
Milk Commission
Sion
U S and France Plan Delicate Viet Nam Talks This Month
American and French officials plan a April 20 meeting in Washington to align policies in Indochina. Undersecretary Herbert Hoover Jr. will lead the U S delegation as Paris presses for venue changes. Talks aim for a clearer understanding of moves to bolster Ngo Dinh Diem in South Viet Nam amid French-N American differences over economic dealings with the Communist North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scali
Washington
Red
Indochina
Faris
Herbert Hoover Jr
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
National Security Council
United States
Diem
France
U.S
J. Lawton Collins
Two Drugs Found For Cancer Fight
Houston report says two antibiotics puromycin and actinomycin D show strong mouse cancer destruction in four forms, including two leukemias. Dr. Sidney Farber of Harvard Medical School cautions results in mice may not apply to humans and notes these are early public findings at the annual pathologists meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Boston
Sidney Farber
Faber
Children's Cancer Research Fundation
Harvard Medical School
American Assn
Farber
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