Pope Pius XII Doctor resigns under fire in Vatican
Prof Riccardo Galeazzi Lisi, Pope Pius XII s doctor, resigns as Vatican City Health Services director amid controversy over selling articles about the pontiff s final hours. The Vatican bans him from Vatican properties. Italian press condemns his conduct and a Rome medical group weighs possible ethics breach.
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Pius Xaxii
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
Sacred College of Cardinals
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National Assn
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College of Cardinals
Galeazzi-Lisi
Rome
NBC Correspondents Debate World News in Bull Session
NBC News corralled five correspondents for an hourlong bull session on the world situation. Brinkley, Harsch, Levine, Chancellor, and Brown sparred over leadership and policy with moderator McGee, while praise for Fred Astaire’s TV return capped the piece.
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New York
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Washington
Joseph C. Harsch
Western
Europe
Irving R. Levine
Moscow
John Chancellor
Middle East
Cecil Brown
Far East
Frank McGee
Brown
Quemoy
Clapp Campaigns Through 3rd District Communities
Democratic candidate Norman M. Clapp continues his Main Street tour across the 3rd District. He cites stronger reception than two years ago and a shift toward the Democratic ticket as voters seek changes in Washington and Madison. He plans county by county stops in Lafayette, Iowa, Crawford, Vernon, Monroe, and Grant counties this week.
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Congress
Clapp
Washington
Madison
Fragmented Clues From a Puzzle Page
Puzzle list presents scattered word fragments and numbered clues. The readables include terms like Fatherhood, Sacred beetles, Volcano, and Diadem as isolated prompts. The overall item appears to be a mixed glossary or word search style entry with mismatched segments.
Nixon Returning To Washington Tonight
Vice President Nixon, in Colorado Springs after a weekend convalescing from a cold, will fly from Denver to Washington at 12 30 p m. The return time was changed from 12 30 a m with no reason given. Secret Service said his throat irritation has cleared and his cold reduced. Nixon awaits a barnstorming tour supporting Republican candidates.
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Honey Task Delays Belfry Work At Elkville Church
Bees halted painting at Elkville Methodist Church as Gus Gray Myrton Piper and Melborn Porter offered to remove them. The price was seven stings but the job was done in about three hours removing three wash tubs of honey.
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Elkville Methodist Church
Gus Gray
Myrton Piper
Melborn Porter
Leisure gaps between genders spark study debate
The Kansas City Study of Adult Life finds women over 40 report more leisure time than men. Mothers with young children likely have little leisure. Psychiatry could cut crime, as 57 delinquent children improved after Thom clinic treatment.
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Kansas City
Thom Clinic
Judge Sentences Bank Robbers From Savings and Loan
Superior Court Judge Frank J. Murray presided as defendants Robert G. Schroeder aged 35 and Lawrence T. Weymouth aged 52 were convicted of robbing the Second Federal Savings and Loan Association of 2797. Murray, a depositor in the same bank, told the defendants to consider another judge and then sentenced each to 3 8 years in prison.
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Robert G. Schroeder
Lawrence T. Weymouth
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
London Evening Classes Offer Archery Fault Corrections
London based news reports that three institutes will host beginner archery sessions in the evenings to help newcomers correct faults and improve form. The program aims to provide practical coaching and basic safety guidance for initiates.
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London
Times Survey Indicates Gain By Democrats
The New York Times reports a nationwide survey by its correspondents indicating Democratic gains in the House, potentially adding 15 to 40 seats and creating a comfortable majority. The survey notes races are close and not final, with gains possible in multiple states but no clear landslide.
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Fishermen Feared Drowned After Two Japanese Vessels Sink
Tokyo AP: The coast guard reports 43 fishermen missing and feared dead after the 39 ton Myoju Maru sank 200 miles northeast of Tokyo with 27 crew aboard. Ten rescued by boats and a coast guard ship. debris found from the 40 ton Komei Maru, with 26 aboard, not heard from since Friday.
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Mountain States completes Rocky Mountain two millionth phone
In Santo Domingo Pueblo New Mexico ceremonies marked Mountain States Telephone Co installation of the two millionth telephone in the Rocky Mountain region. The unit was installed in the home of the pueblo governor.
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N.M
New Mexico
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Eisenhower Campaigns Emphasize Foreign Policy While Democrats Split
President Eisenhower intensifies California stops with a hard hitting record of Republican accomplishments while critics argue over foreign policy. Democratic chair Paul Butler invites dissenters to seek asylum in the GOP or a third party as the election nears.
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Heart Assn Vacates Offices for Crosstown Freeway
San Diego California residents see a major arterial project reshape city traffic as the Heart Association moves out to clear space for the Crosstown Freeway construction. The effort marks one of the citys largest freeway endeavors.
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Forty four inducted into Classical Club at Central High
Forty four new members joined the Junior Classical League at Central High School last week. The group, formerly the Latin Club, is among the oldest at the school. Initiates include Susan Bell and many others. on Oct. 27 twenty members will travel to Galesville for a Latin banquet hosted by a sister club. Central representatives include Fred Paulson and Virginia Tietze among others.
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Lois Berg
Cynthia Cantwell
Casper Christianson
Bonnie Clappier
Sharon Cooper
Gayda Crum
Richard Dannhoff
Donna Dawson
Ann Feroe
Robert Ginskey
Roger Griffin
Ruth Hass
Thomas Herring
Gloria Hoeth
Alice Holstein
Gail Homan
Susan
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Oriana Zajicek
Thomas Welch
Marilyn Sill
Galesville
Pittsburgh hotel workers vote on new contract proposal
About 2 300 striking workers from five Pittsburgh hotels will vote on a proposed contract after a 35 member Local 237 committee agreed to present the offer. The 20 day strike involves the Penn Sheraton Pittsburgh Roosevelt Sherwyn and Webster Hall hotels with wage hikes for non tip workers and a 40 hour week for tipped staff, plus a pension proposal.
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Sherwyn
Webster Hall
Proxmire Warns of Farm Price Calamity If Dems Lose Seats
Sen. William Proxmire warned there will be a new calamity in farm prices unless Democrats win enough seats to reverse Benson farm policies. He cited a report that hog prices could drop to 1955 levels next fall and warned the dairy industry would suffer as a result. He recalled 1955 hog prices and urged turnout.
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