Cardinal Wyszynski Defies Poland's Reds in Sermon
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski denounces Poland's Communist rulers in a Passion Sunday sermon, vowing the church will not bow to atheization and state youth groups. He cites Vatican autonomy in Poland and recalls past clashes with Gomulka, noting a fraught truce over religious instruction in schools.
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
Polish Communist Party
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poland
Gomulka
Vatican
Warsaw
Caesars
Satan
Church of the Visitation
Cardinal Wyszynski
Communist Party
Wyszynski
John Ixiii
Pius XII
Rome
Cardinal Wyszinski
Joint Congo U N Force Passes Through Kasongo Mission Drive
A joint Congo U.N. force of 150 U.N. Malay troops and 50 Congolese soldiers reached Kasongo after a 24 hour drive from Kindu. The expedition reports all in order while hunting witchcraft gangs near Kasongo, where 30 whites are believed stranded. The operation marks rare cooperation between U.N. troops and Gizenga loyal forces amid reports of sects and bandits in Kivu.
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Leopoldville
Congo —P
U.N
Kasongo
Kivu
Kindu
Stanleyville
Antoine Gizenga
Gizenga
Rebels advance on two fronts in Laos report
Laos news says Pathet Lao rebels, led by forces under Gen Ouane Rathikone, have pushed from Sala Phou Koun toward Vang Vieng and jeep south. Rebels also retake Tha Vieng near Xieng Khouang, while government troops had held Tha Vieng last week.
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Vientiane
Laos
Royal
Pathet Lao
Ouane Rathikone
Sala Phou Koun
Luang Prabang
Vang Vieng
Tha Vieng
Xieng Khouang
Plaine Des Jarres
Labor shortage in East Germany spurs economic shakeup
East Germany’s leadership announced a plan to curb a labor shortage caused by mass refugee flight. The aircraft industry will be shut and factories now short on workers will switch production, freeing engineers and skilled staff for other tasks. Bruno Leuschner, head of the state planning commission, disclosed the 1961 economic plan to the Central Committee.
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Berlin
UPD
Bruno Leusehner
State Planning Commission
Communist Party
Elizabeth Taylor Walks Post Pneumonia Hospitalized
Actress Elizabeth Taylor walked in her hospital room for the first time since suffering a severe pneumonia attack. Producer Walter Wanger released the update after visiting her Sunday.
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London
Elizabeth Taylor
Walter Wanger
Royal Navy clerk testifies to secret submarine photos
Henry F. Houghton a 55 year old clerk at Portland base told a jury he photographed secret submarine plans under threat from unknown assailants who beat him and threatened his mistress Ethel Gee. He says he kept the details vague and took the shots out of focus to render them useless to the Russians. The submarine named the Dreadnought is described as British built with American tech and Skipjack reactor type.
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London
Henry F. Houghton
Houghton
Nikki
Portland
Ethel Elizabeth Gee
Miss Gee
Kennedy prepares two way budget plan with defense boost
President Kennedy ready to submit a balanced budget to Congress and request at least 1 billion more for defense. He aims to show pay as you go while citing stepped up defense needs from the campaign. The plan keeps the 80.9 billion dollar budget with modest changes and potential offsets.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Open House At Kenosha Vocational School This Week
The Kenosha Vocational School invites the public to open house displays Friday March 24 7 to 9 p.m. and Sunday March 26 2 to 5 p.m. marking 49 years of vocational education and approaching the school's golden anniversary. Exhibits span three floors with demonstrations in shops nursing home economics business education and modern kitchen facilities.
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Kenosha
School For Practical Nursing
Kenoshans
Missionary Families Freed in Congo Kivu Crisis
Six members of American missionary families were released to United Nations forces in the chaotic Kivu Province to help drive out fanatic leopard men and restore order.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
Kivu
Kennedy asks Congress to boost budget by nearly $500 million
President Kennedy asked Congress to raise next year’s budget by about 500 million dollars. He seeks funds to expand State Department activity in Africa, grow the U N Information Agency program in Africa and Latin America, and increase U S staff at the United Nations. Protestant spokesmen opposed federal aid for church related schools in congressional testimony.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
State Department
Africa
U. S. Information Agency
Latin America
U. S
United Nations
Frank Robinson pleads guilty in concealed weapon case
Cincinnati Reds outfielder Frank Robinson pleaded guilty in Common Pleas Court to carrying concealed weapons. He was fined 250 dollars plus costs and remains free pending sentencing.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati Reds
Common Pleas Court
Public Works panel approves Kennedy nominees for Seaway post
A Subcommittee today approved President Kennedy's nominations M. W. Oettershagen to lead the St. Lawrence Seaway Corp and Joseph H. McCann as deputy administrator.
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Washington
IPI
Senate Public Works
Kennedy
M. W. Oettershagen
St. Lawrence Seaway Corp
Joseph H. McCann
Arrest of African political leaders shocks South Africa
Johannesburg police arrested 10 African political leaders in a nationwide roundup before Prime Minister Verwoerd's return from London. Officials said the action aimed to head off demonstrations marking the first anniversary of police shootings at Sharpeville and Langa. Verwoerd arrived to a tumultuous reception as tensions rose in the country.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
London
Verwoerd
Sharpeville
Langa
Weather outlook for Kenosha as spring arrives
The first spring afternoon in Kenosha brought pleasant conditions with a 2:32 arrival. The forecaster warns of increasing clouds and a chance of rain snow or sleet tonight and Tuesday. Noon readings spanned 41 to 43 at American Motors Southport and Downtown. overnight low near 32.
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Kenosha
American Motors
Southport
Gable Widow Delivers First Child at Hollywood Hospital
Actress Kay Gable gave birth to an 8 pound boy via Caesarean section at Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital at 7 48 a m. Both mother and baby in good condition. Gable died at the same hospital last November 16 from a heart attack.
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Clark Gable
Hollywood
Kay Gable
Hollywood Presbyterian Hospital
Gable
Bunker
Supreme Court to Hear Baton Rouge Sit-In Appeals
Seventeen Southern University students arrested during 1960 sit-ins at Baton Rouge lunch counters win Supreme Court review. They challenge Louisiana's criminal penalties for peaceful protest and argue equal protection and due process were violated.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Baton Rouge
South
Louisiana
Southern University
Sitman’s
Greyhound
U.S
Supreme Court upholds order striking Louisiana segregation laws
The Supreme Court unanimously affirmed federal court rulings that struck down Louisiana anti integration laws and ordered New Orleans school control returned to the Orleans Parish School Board. The court also denied a stay of the lower court decision and foreshadowed action from December 1960.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Louisiana
High Tribunal
New Orleans
Jimmie H. Davis
Orleans Parish
U.S. Dist
J. Skelly Wright
High Court
Kennedy Plans Messages and News Conference on Aid and Budget
President Kennedy will send Congress a special message on foreign aid Tuesday, hold a news conference Wednesday, and may propose budget visions in a second message Thursday. There will be no live TV or radio coverage of the 3 pm news conference.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
President Kennedy stays at White House amid weather delays
President Kennedy had planned to join his wife in Middleburg Virginia but remained at the White House over the weekend as travel plans were upset by bad weather.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Middleburg
White House
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