Church Going Is Following the Mob
William Kesselman of Milwaukee told a Wisconsin Academy section at La Crosse State College that Americans go to church to follow the mob rather than renew faith. He cited the convalescent center studies and warned media and consumer culture replace traditional religious needs with fleeting entertainment.
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Richland Center
Wayne Kirkham
Rice Lake
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Tribune
William Kesselman
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters
Kesselman
National Convalescent Center
Academy
Wisconsin
Juris Veidemanis
University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Ripon
Madison
Janesville
Appleton
Too Much Learning Dangerous We by the Church
Dr. Carl Welty warned that rapid knowledge growth can threaten democracy and society. He argued excessive learning risks intellectual treason and calls for adjusting emphasis as science widens gaps among experts. He spoke at the Wisconsin Academy meeting in La Crosse.
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Carl Welty
Beloit College
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Academy
John R. Swing
la Crosse Aquinas High School
Wisconsin Junior Academy of Science
Welty
Moslem Jewish clash leaves six dead in Oran riot
In Oran six Muslims died and two Jews were wounded as Moslems and Jews clashed amid wider OAS terrorism actions in Algiers and Oran. The violence followed a car shooting in the Jewish quarter and spread through the city, with trains stalled and stations closed as security forces combed neighborhoods for terrorists.
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Andrew Borowiec
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Secret Army
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Dutch Clash With Indonesians In N W New Guinea
Dutch troops clashed with a small group of Indonesian paratroopers north of Fakfak West New Guinea killing several and capturing others. The air drop drew protests but about 25 Indonesian paratroopers were involved. Papuan natives reported the drops prompting Dutch patrols.
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West New Guinea
Fakfak
Army fights Pentagon proposal to cut U.S. troops in Europe
The Army resists a plan to shrink forces in Europe by about 20 000 to 25 000, arguing the 7th Army should stay near 250 000. Officials say civilans cannot fully replace combat and support units, and a large drawdown could signal weakness to the Soviet threat in Berlin. The 7th Army in Germany currently numbers around 137 000 fighting troops, with 75 000 in infantry divisions and 62 000 in independent regiments and support units.
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Greer Sentenced 25 Years for Second Degree Murder
Thomas Greer 23 of Tomah was found guilty by an all male jury of second degree murder in the slaying of Delores Parkison 36 his employer and lover. He received up to 25 years in Waupun State Prison and will begin serving Monday. The trial spanned a week with closing pleas brief and Greer testifying about coercion and planning to kill to escape exposure.
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la Crosse Tribune
Sparta
Wis
Thomas Greer
Tomah
Delores Parkison
Greer
Lincoln Neprud
Waupun
Monroe County
Dewey Reinstra
Roland J. Steinle Jr
Milwaukee
Loyalist Forces Crush Marine Revolt in Venezuela
In Carupano loyalist forces aided by air and sea power stormed the 450 marine garrison revolt against President Romulo Betancourt. Top rebel leaders Capt. Jesus Molina Villegas Lt Enrique Monteiro Montiel and Lt Alberto Osorio Jordan were captured. Betancourt labeled the uprising Communist inspired and the loyalists pressed a cleanup in the port city as combatants abandoned a high school headquarters.
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Caracas
Carupano
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Jesus Molina Villegas
Molina
Enrique Monteiro Montiel
Margarita
Alberto Osorio Jordan
Interior Ministry
Carlos Andres Perez
Unrest Spreads in Spain After State of Emergency Declared
In Madrid and northern provinces, labor protests swell as Gen. Francisco Franco imposes a state of emergency in Asturias Vizcaya and Guipuzcoa. Miners in Asturias sway between strike and return to work while Bilbao factories face expanding strike talk amid strict government powers.
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Spain
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Francisco Franco
Vizcaya
Guipuzcoa
Cabbage Price Order Draws 26911 Word Count
Rep. William B. Widnall notes a government cabbage price order contains 26 911 words while contrasting the shorter famous texts. He cites the Lord's Prayer Gettysburg Address and the Declaration of Independence to emphasize length of the order.
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Washington (Ap
William B. Widnall
R-N.j
Polaris Submarines Step Toward NATO Integration
NATO approved a U S plan to share atomic secrets and assigned five Polaris submarines to NATO command for potential wartime control. The subs remain under U S command but under NATO technical control, with ultimate orders from Admiral Dennison and a goal to place all Atlantic Polaris subs under NATO in time of war.
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Geece
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Alliance
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R. L. Dennison
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