Wisconsin Lutheran Synod withdraws from conference
The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod voted 138 to 28 to leave the Lutheran Synodical Conference over doctrinal disputes with the Missouri Synod. Remaining members are the Missouri Synod and the Slovak and Norwegian groups. the Evangelical Lutheran Synod left earlier. The withdrawal ends 91 years of joint federation and affects Milwaukee area projects. The Missouri Synod reacts with sorrow while affirming ongoing efforts for dialogue.
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Military leaders back limited test ban despite disad vantages
Gen Maxwell D Taylor told the Senate that the Joint Chiefs of Staff favor ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty while noting military disadvantages. Dr Edward Seaborg supported underground testing and said it would allow warhead development for missile defense and anti submarine use. Senate hearings continued with Rusk and McNamara backing ratification as the Foreign Relations panel weighed approval.
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Kennedy Returns Jackie Kennedy From Hospital To Hyannis Port
Mrs. John F. Kennedy left Otis Air Force Base Hospital with President Kennedy and returned to their Squaw Island home near Hyannis Port after a Caesarean birth. Doctors advised a reduced official schedule into the new year as the family welcomed a new blue roan cocker spaniel.
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Navy Pilot Lost At Sea In Mediterranean Mission
Lt. Cmdr. Frederick Hansen, a Navy flier aboard the Enterprise, is missing and presumed dead after an aircraft accident during Mediterranean maneuvers. Born 1928, he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1952 and leaves wife Nancy Turner Hansen and three children. His father, a Rubber Mills retiree, was notified by telegram from Vice Admiral W R Smedberg II.
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Siamese Twin Dies in Los Angeles Hospital
In Los Angeles Daniel Bartley four day old Siamese twin died at Children's Hospital from a blood infection. He and brother David were born Saturday to Rebecca Bartley 16 and were separated Sunday. David shows no infection symptoms according to a hospital spokesman.
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Berlin Wall memorial erupts in rock fight at crossing points
A second anniversary service at the Berlin wall sparked a rock throwing demonstration by about 1,500 West Berliners at two crossing points on the 26 mile barrier. Authorities urged restraint as the event stretched nearly four hours ending before midnight after a wreath was laid by 200 youths at a memorial for those killed escaping East Berlin.
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Radiation mystery solved by H blast in space test
Wilmont Hess of Goddard Space Flight Center says the 1.4 megaton hydrogen detonation above the Pacific last year created an artificial radiation band that illuminated high energy electron decay in the Van Allen belt. The study shows decay rates, aiding spacecraft design and future experiments.
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Farm hideout tied to Glasgow-London mail train raid
Police traced the gang’s hideout to Leatherslade Farm 18 miles from the crime scene and found the buyer of the farm, a key custodian, and witnesses describing a stylish man and a brunette woman. The $7 million robbery remains unsolved as inquiries span to the French Riviera and a large reward is offered.
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Veto Is Third In 11 Months In La Crosse
Mayor Milo Knutson vetoes a Logan Junior High addition for the third time in 11 months. The Council’s 16 5 vote to hire an architect for the Logan addition stands, with a Sept. 12 meeting likely to decide on the veto. Knutson urges using funds for a new Logan Senior High and cites anticipated surplus capacity after a 1,500 student high school is built. He warns a three high school plan would require more junior high construction unless facts prove otherwise.
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Rail Talks Stalemate Threatens Aug 29 Strike
Negotiations between rail carriers and five unions end in a positive stalemate on firemen cuts. With Aug 29 looming, unions oppose eliminating 32 000 firemen on diesels. Congress may face a Kennedy proposal to send the dispute to the Commerce Commission amid doubts of passage.
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