Khrushchev presses Vatican meeting amid foreign policy push
Soviet Premier Khrushchev seeks a meeting with Pope John XXIII before the Second Vatican Council. He has instructed ambassadors to press Rome Paris and Washington for talks while Vatican aides demand concessions on church state relations and missionary access. The effort mirrors a broader Western split over Berlin and disarmament and follows new Soviet moves in Latin America Asia and Africa.
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After Breast Surgery Pain and Rehabilitation Advice
The article advises after extensive breast surgery the arm swelling and shoulder stiffness may persist. Rehabilitative therapy including massage assisted joint movement heat and exercise aids recovery and a rehabilitation facility can help, though the process is tedious.
Government funded training set to begin under 1962 act
The Manpower Development and Training Act of 1962 authorizes $435 million over three years to retrain at least one million unemployed workers. Training starts this summer in public and private schools, vocational centers, and colleges with on the job options supported by the government. Qualifiers include longunemployed heads of households, youths 16 21, and farm workers under $1200 income. Weekly stipends average state unemployment payments, with caps for younger trainees.
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