Pope Misses Historic Papal Visit To Poland
Pope Paul VI lamented Poland’s ban on his May visit calling the Warsaw decision not justified and expressing deep displeasure. He defended Cardinal Wyszynski amid Communist accusations as Poland marked a millennium of Christianity and bishops sought papal ceremonies in Czestochowa.
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Wyszynski
Czestochowa
Debt Retirement Gifts Grow Slowly in Congress Fund
A special U S debt retirement fund set up by Congress in 1961 has yet to receive its first million dollars after almost five years. Through April 30 more than $815000 has been contributed, while the national debt rose about $30 billion to $320 billion. Rep. Charles E Bennett deposited the first gift of 1000 dollars. Authorities expect roughly 100000 dollars annually in the future.
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General Fund
Treasury
John F. Kennedy
Charles E. Bennett
D-Fla
First Chopin Waltz Earns The Dog Waltz Nickname
The opening waltz of Chopin Opus 64 is nicknamed the Dog Waltz for legends that it was inspired by George Sand’s dog chasing its tail.
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Chinese See Castro as Revolutionary Traitor in Latin Aid Fight
Pro Chinese Communist factions in Latin America branded Fidel Castro a traitor to revolutionary aims. An open letter published by Brazil’s Communist party, carried by Albania’s radio, accuses Castro of abandoning revolutionary stances and aligning with revisionists linked to Khrushchev. The document also questions Soviet influence over Castro and notes Cuba’s economic and military ties to Moscow amid earlier Sino Cuban tensions.
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Fidelism and Castro Criticized in Continental Debate
A letter describes Castro as insincere in armed struggle rhetoric and blasts a Cuban revisionist doctrine dubbed Fidelism as unscientific Marxism Leninism. It condemns attacks on Peking and accuses him of alienating the Communist movement and liberation causes.
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Wisconsin Elks Elect President
APPLETON AP Henry Everman of Beaver Dam was named president elect of the Wisconsin Elks at their three day convention. He will succeed Leo Schmalz of Kaukauna, who was installed as president. Regional vice presidents named were Wendel Smith Appleton Forest Hunsinger Ashland Maurice Pohl Sheboygan and Warren Foster Baraboo. Vernon Hopf Kenosha was re elected state secretary and William Herrman Manitowoc was elected treasurer.
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Kaukauna
Wendel Smith
Forest Hunsinger
Ashland
Maurice Pohl
Sheboygan
Warren Foster
Baraboo
Vernon Hopf
Kenosha
William Herrman
Manitowoc
Athens Prepares for Tourist Season Cleanup Drive
Athens council plans a major cleanup ahead of the tourist season with about 2,000 trash bins placed around the city and 450 additional street cleaners to boost maintenance starting next Thursday.
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Doerflinger's Housewares Offers $1 Day Rug Cleaner
Safe Blue Lustre brightens colors on wall to wall carpet leaving a fluffy nap. Rent an electric shampooer for one dollar a day at Doerflinger's Housewares downstairs.
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