Methodists List Indian Mission Pastor Changes
Bishop W. Angie Smith announced executive appointments and pastoral assignments for 118 Indian churches at the Methodist Indian Mission Conference. The meeting drew about 3,000 Indians from 26 tribes and planned an 86 acre camp at Lake Tenkiller plus a scholarship fund, with a resolution for Smith to return in 1964 68.
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Japan Plans Buy American policy to steady exports
Japanese policy makers consider a buy American approach to balance trade as exports dip. The plan aims to purchase Japanese goods only when equally cheap and capable as foreign products, not as retaliation, to maintain import-export equilibrium. It follows a prior $40 million annual export loss in military trucks to the United States.
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Union Nears End as Rhodesia Federation Set Stage
A conference will be held at Livingstone on June 2 to set the stage for the end of the federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, the government announced Sunday. The federation was formed in Livingstone 10 years ago.
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Norway's Gen Odd Bull Takes UN Truce Post in Jerusalem
Gen Odd Bull of Norway arrived in Jerusalem to assume command of the United Nations truce team supervising the Israeli Arab borders, succeeding Gen Carl Von Horn of Sweden who previously led the mission.
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Gunsmoke Declines As Seventh Season Slows Down
Hollywood columnist criticizes CBS TV Western Gunsmoke for pacing and writing as the seventh season unfolds. The piece notes fewer Chester appearances, longer pauses, and a convoluted plot while praising lead James Arness and director savvy. It also mentions competing programs and upcoming TV events.
Labor Secretary Wirtz to meet railroads and unions on work rule dispute
Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz will convene talks with railroad officials and five unions to review progress on work rule negotiations that began May 13. A failure to reach agreement could trigger a nationwide strike set for June 12.
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Lighter Side Singer Uses Politics To Break In
Richard E. McCormack, former Treasury deputy assistant secretary, left government to pursue nightclub singing after early trims of career steps in campaigns and a stint as director of transportation for Kennedy inauguration. He warns hopefuls to choose winning candidates and notes his cousin Speaker John McCormack's distant link.
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Colonaip Introduces Nerve Stimulant Laxative
New Colonaip tablets use a unique colonic nerve stimulant plus bulking action to relieve constipation. The product promises overnight relief and “otonato” days with an introductory 4 unit size offered by doctors’ recommendations.
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reveals New Remedy
New York report describes a new healing substance Bio-Dyne used in Preparation H that shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction and statements that piles are no longer a problem, with availability in suppository or ointment form at drug counters.
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Cat Spooky returns to Manhattan after desert odyssey
Spooky the cat fled from James Haney in Organ Pipe Cactus National Park Arizona on April 1. A camper found the cat and Spooky arrived in New York by plane Sunday night where Haney welcomed her back with tuna.
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