Bermuda Note Throws Punch At Khrushchev
A Bermuda summit summary shows Kennedy and Macmillan pressing Khrushchev over Berlin and atmospheric testing while blaming him for resuming tests. De Gaulle’s absence highlights Atlantic disunity, with calls for further probing in Moscow and skepticism about fruitful talks.
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Bermuda
Khrushchev
Berlin
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Harold Macmaillan
Charles de Gaulle
U.S
de Gaulle
Macmillan
Moscow
Paris
Atlantic
Truman backs Congo stand in independence move
Former President Harry S. Truman says he approves the United States role in supporting the United Nations in the Congo. He declined to elaborate, contrasting with Herbert Hoover who criticized American resources used in suppressing independence efforts amid Cold War tensions.
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Herbert Hoover
Prince Gable's Boy Acknowledges Royal Heritage
AP writer recalls John Clark Gable son of Clark Gable, born a prince in public memory. The piece notes Gable's marriages and romances, a reporter's role in publishing quotes, and reflections on the actor's life and untimely death while his son is expected to grow into a royal shadow.
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John Clark Gable
Prince
John Clark
Encino
Kathleen Gable
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Charles Samuels
Samuels
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Kay Spreckles
Lady Ashley
Hong Kong
Kay
China
Los Angeles
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Harrison Named Chairman to Lead 62 Heart Fund Drive
Robert Harrison of 152 Stratford Rd is named chairman of the 1982 Heart Fund Drive to be conducted in February. The Douglas County quota is set at 7500 dollars. Harrison notes heart disease causes 34 of every 100 Kansas deaths, with 20 in younger ages, and cites advances in treatment and research as reasons for support. He is a partner in the M.R. Gill Agency and Lawrence Ice Co. with ties to local Masons and civic groups. Douglas County directors include Anderson, Campbell, Petefish, and Smith. Chancellor Wescoe is honorary director.
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Lawrence Real Estate Board
Swedish Parishes to close due to clergy shortage
The National Association of Swedish Parishes reports that 12 parishes of Sweden's State Lutheran Church will close after January 1, 1962 because of a shortage of clergymen.
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National Association of Swedish Parishes
Sweden
Baptist Editors Pick 1961 Top SBC News Story
Southern Baptist Convention editors in Nashville rate the federal aid to church related schools controversy as the denomination s leading news item of 1961.
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Nashville, Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
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