Princeton clash over chaplain at Catholic student group
Princeton University President Robert F. Goheen stripped Rev. Hugh Halton of campus privileges after what he called irresponsible attacks on university staff. Bishop Ahr of Trenton refused to replace Halton, saying a priest may speak out to defend Catholic faith in a secular university. The dispute centers on Halton’s criticism of inviting Alger Hiss to speak on campus.
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N.J
Princeton University
Robert F. Goheen
Weeks
Hugh Halton
Goheen
Asiverance
Halton
Oxford University
Aquinas Foundation
Fusal
Father Halton
Monitor
Trenton
Alger Hiss
King Saud bids full Arab support and eases Syria ties
King Saud told Syrian officials U.S. policy should move to reconciliation with Syria. He expressed dissatisfaction with U.S. Syria policy and said fears of Soviet influence in Syria are unfounded. Iraqi Premier Jawdat visited Damascus signaling Arab unity and potential economic cooperation amid regional disputes.
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Syria
Akram Hourani
Arab Socialist Resurrection
Baath
U.N
Israel
Turkey
Middle East
Damascus
Saud
Eisenhower
U.S
Faisal
Washington
Jessen
Dulles
Min
Ister Salah Bitar
Bitar
New York
U.N. General Assembly
United Arab Front
Ali Jawdat
Iraq
Jordan
Egypt
Jaw'dat
Beirut
Jawdat
Papers Should Train Replacements For Newspaper Jobs
Harrisburg Um-A newspaper executive urged Pennsylvania publishers to adopt an education program to recruit youths into journalism. W. K. Ulerich of Clearfield Progress proposed high school juniors funded study at a university in exchange for work commitments. He warned against relying on journalism schools and agencies. Richard Powell urged returning focus to local news coverage amid talent shortages. He advised hiring top high school grads rather than only college graduates. Roland Postel discussed a Justice Department ruling on auto advertising coops with dealers and papers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
W. K. Ulerich
The
Clearfield Progress
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers’ Assn
Uterich
Richard Powell
N. W. Ayer and Son, Inc
Philadelphia
Powell
Ave
Roland R. Postel
Detroit
American
A.sn
Justice Department
Arrest Two Washington Kidnappers
Washington state police reveal details of a kidnapping plot involving two suspects, Collins and Lee, who abducted a boy near Edmonds. The pair reportedly held the victim in a car trunk for two days, demanded 10000 dollars, and left a ransom note for the Crary family of Lynnwood, with the case referencing Washington statutes on penalties for bodily harm.
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der Washington
Collins
Lynndale
Edmonds
Crary
Lee
Everett
Ed Crary
Lynn‘wood
Crarys
Hoffa Opponents Win First Skirmish in Case
English lawyers argue improper notice and service and urge Miami federal courts as the convention site. Martin O Donoghue leads Teamsters lawyers asserting the suit belongs in Florida where high Teamsters officials meet and the next convention will occur. William E Dodd contends Casey is the most senior Teamsters employee marshal could locate at the five million dollar Teamsters headquarters. Petitioners seek to froze the union election until a court-appointed referee certifies democratic election of convention delegates.
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Martin O'Donoghue
Teamsters
Miami
William E. Dodd
Congress
Connecticut
Casey
Vandals Suspected in Negro School Fire at Caroline Hall
In Albany Georgia police say Caroline Hall the college auditorium and admin building caught fire around 2 am. Dennis claims damage between 25000 and 50000 dollars and attributes the blaze to vandalism while Harris notes two white spectators and asserts witnesses saw Negro youths fleeing. Investigators plan to verify identities as they probe motive and method.
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Caroline Hall
Dennis
Harris
E. W. Peterson
Albany
South Georgia
Florida Line
Harrig
Citizens Urged To Be Calm In Racial Tensions
Police detained Sidney A. Wolff of Miami Florida an Air Force Reserve officer on charges of disturbing the peace and carrying a concealed weapon. Eight other soldiers were arrested the prior day as four were charged with loitering and four freed. Inside the school Negro students attended classes without incident. armed soldiers surrounded them and most white students appeared friendly. Faubus condemned federal action as police state methods while urging calm and questioning loss of rights. officials considered an emergency legislature session to possibly abolish the school system or withhold state aid from integration measures.
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Sidney A. Wolff
Miami
Fla
Air Force Reserve
Wolff
Faubus
America
Little Rock
Laws
NAACP
Obituary notices for Yanoscsik Rhea Bertuzzi Baran
obituary notices for MRS MARY YANOSCSIK of Lucernemines PASS away at Warren General Hospital after three week stay born 1878 in Czecho Slovakia widow of Michael Yanoscsik survived by four sons one daughter 24 grandchildren 18 great grandchildren services at St Marys Greek Catholic Homer City and Rosary Society interment Indiana Pa Additionally JOSEPHINE BERTUZZI of Heilwood died at Miners Hospital Spangler and JOSEPH BARAN 76 died at Brooks Memorial Hospital Dansbury New York with obituaries to be continued in Gazette
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Mary Yanoscsik
Michael Yanoscsik
Lucernemines
Trumbull General Hospital
Warren
Czecho
Slovakia
Stephen
Elizabeth Valosky
U.S.A
Lucerne Mines
Margaret
Newton Falls
Ohio
Yanoscsik
St. Marys Greek Catholic Church
Homer City
The
Rosary Society
Slovakil Lodge
Lucerne
Michael
Tide
Pam
John
Coral
Andrew
Steve
William McNaughton
Anne Pallos
Pittsburgh
St. Mary’s Greek Catholic Church
John J.baycura
St. Bernard’s Cemetery
Indiana
Phoebe
Jane Rhea
Henry H. Rhea
Homer Locity RD 2
Kent
Indiana Memorial Hospital
Armstrong Township
Parkwood
Indiana County
George
Jane Phillips Close
Samuel
Elizabeth) Carney
Sheloca
Thomas
Laura) Stuchell
Clair
Ida Wheeler
Coraopolis
Elizabeth Repine
Oakmont
Mary Close
Kingsley
Town
Nellie
Lottie
Alex
Calvin
Robinson-Lytle’s
Donald R. Steiner
Union Cemetery
Joseph Baran
Brooks Memorial Hospital
Dunakirk
N.Y
Hallow Funeral Home
Grand jury spying claims tied to Hoffa and Detroit cases
Witness Scott testified before a senate committee that a one man grand jury in Detroit led by Circuit Judge George Murphy in 1948 or 1949 indicted Hoffa. He alleged Kehoe learned grand jury details from a Fort Shelby Hotel room with a police officer nearby. Scott said James R Hoffa asked him to spy and that Teamsters officials harassed his wife to death in 1946. He faced anonymous calls urging silence and warned violence could occur. He testified Hoffa harmed labor movement image and rejected aid.
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The
Detroit News
George Murphy
Detroit
Hoffa
Scott
Kehoe
Fort Shelby
Michigan State Police
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
McClellan
William Hoffa
Teamsters Local 614
Pontiac
Mich
Magistrate Donahue Dies After Collapse on Bench
Pittsburg jury court magistrate John H. Donahue died of a heart ailment at 70, hours after collapsing on the bench in Read the Gazette traffic court yesterday.
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Pittsburg
John H. Donahue
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