Diplomat cautions against trimming U S troops in Europe
John J. McCloy urged senators that the United States should not cut Europe forces to a token level. He warned such a move would undermine reliability and strain alliances while supporting NATO discussions and the push for European defense responsibility.
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Washington
John J. McCloy
United States
Europe
McCloy
Senate
Germany
World Bank
Mike Mansfield
Western Europe
Henry M. Jackson
Subcommittee On
National Security
Historic moment as Presbyterians approve new creed
The United Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. approved a 4,600 word revised confession after eight years of work. It emphasizes modern clarity and peace making even at the risk of national security, and includes eight historic creeds as part of its heritage.
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Boston
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Ganse Little
Pasadena
Calif
Representative Legislative Assembly
United Presbyterians
Christ
William F. Keesecker
Wichita
Kan
Albert F. Juterbock
Allen Park
Mich
Peoria man held on $100000 bond for multiple assaults
Larry Sax, 24, was jailed in Winnebago County after being identified as one of two men who assaulted and robbed an elderly woman in Rockford. He faces accusations of similar attacks in Woodford Tazewell Livingston and Peoria counties and is wanted in Indiana for beating and robbing an 85 year old woman. Sax previously violated probation and faces extradition proceedings.
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Rockford, Ill
Peoria
Illinois
Indianapolis
Winnebago
Larry Sax
Rockford
Gladys Maye
Kirk King
Sax
Woodford
Tazewell
Livingston
Vandalia State Prison
East Peoria
Indiana
Robert Gemignani
Admiral Marion Litt le dies at 66 after heart ailment
Retired Rear Admiral Marion N Litt le, 66, who commanded the battleship California during the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, died Monday due to a heart ailment.
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Washington
Marion N. Little
California
Pearl Harbor
Uganda Captures Palace of Rebel King Freddie
Ugandan security troops seized the brick walled palace at Mengo near Kampala after an all day battle amid reports that King Freddie Mutesa II is missing or in danger. Casualties among police and civilians were reported. two Britons on a surveying project were killed nearby.
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Kampala
Uganda
Buganda
Freddie
London
Milton Obote
Mengo
Edward Frederick William Mute
ROUND STEAK U S Choice Sold By The Pound
Round steak purchase offer listing U S Choice grade priced per pound with a time note 9 to 1 o clock.
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U.S
Sorrento Sandwich Bake From Leftovers
A cheese strata variation uses tomato sauce with cheese and salami for a Mediterranean touch. Layer buttered bread and salami, pour a milk egg tomato sauce mixture, bake 325 degrees for one hour until a knife comes out clean. Serves four to six.
MU Dedicates Chapel to St. Joan of Arc
Marquette University dedicates a reconstructed early 15th century chapel to St. Joan of Arc with blessing by the Very Rev. Joseph D. Sheehan. Gerard de la Vill esbrunne will speak, and a St. Joan pageant will be staged by the Marquette University Players, with tours offered over Memorial Day weekend.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
St. Joan
University
Marc Rottman
New York
Wisconsin
Joseph D. Sheehan
Society of Jesus
Gerard de la Villesbrunne
Washington
St. Joans of Arc
Marquette University Players
John P. Raynor
Marquette
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Colgate
Johnston Chocolate Eclairs
Rich’s Super Fair
Young Western Beef
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Fairway
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Swift
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