Poland Church State Accord Aims Religious Education Restored
WARSAW Poland the new communist government and the Roman Catholic Church issued a two part communique detailing a broad settlement of their differences The joint state church commission carried out four weeks of work restoring religious education in state schools and aligning church activity with the state The accord followed the release of Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski and coincided with leadership changes in the Polish Communist Partyอน
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Arson Suspected As Fire Destroys Cambridge Church
A small blaze at St John the Evangelist Ronan Catholic Church in Cambridge Mass is suspected arson. The three alarm fire caused more than two million dollars in damage as walls collapsed and firefighters were overwhelmed by falling debris.
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Thomas J. Williams
Hungarian Olympians Seek Asylum in Australia After Revolt
Forty five Hungarian Olympic team members asked for asylum in Australia rather than return to a Russian-occupied homeland. Some plan to go to the United States or settle in Australia, while many will leave the airliner in Milan to seek refuge elsewhere. Remaining athletes include Laszlo Telek and Lidia Tomolky. officials and coaches also stayed.
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Lidia Tomolky
Quake Reported in Far North Aleutians Off California
An earthquake centered about 2,200 miles northwest of Berkeley was recorded by University of California today. Don Tocher described a 2 hour event with a 6% intensity on the Richter scale. A 1908 San Francisco quake comparison appeared in notes as authorities cited impacts near the Andreanoff Islands.
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UN Chief Holds Reds to Visit OK
Dag Hammarskjold said Hungary refused a proposed December 16 visit for UN observers to Hungary. He noted no access to Hungary or neighboring countries, and that letters were sent to Budapest and Moscow seeking permission for UN observers to travel freely and report on the revolt.
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Weinberger Kidnapper to Die in Chair
A Nassau County jury returned a verdict of first degree murder and kidnapping against Angelo LaMarca in the Peter Weinberger case. The defense cited temporary insanity but the prosecution urged a death sentence. The six hour and twenty four minute deliberation ended with LaMarca's conviction and a motion for mercy declined. Also noted, the Navy declined to comment on a rocket launch linked to the earth satellite program, with the Viking rocket reaching 4000 mph before splashing into the Atlantic near Cape Canaveral.
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Robert J. Meyer
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Morris Weinberger
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Wine Sands Proving Grounds
New Mexico
Cape Canaveral
Associated Press
Dulles Flies to Paris to Aid in Crisis
Secretary of State Dulles travels to Paris to reassure Western European leaders that the United States will aid them through a financial crisis, with Congress and national policy debates shaping how much help can be offered. The trip centers on a NATO Council meeting to review defense plans and boost US French British cooperation after tensions over Egypt.
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Where to Find It Midwest Weather Guide
A compact navigation note listing where to locate major sections in the Midwest edition. Indicates pages for weather, churches, classifieds, comics, crosswords, death notices, finances, schools, shipping, sports, tides, temperatures, theaters, and TV radio.
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Weather Outlook For Stony City Daytime Cold Nights
Weather forecasts describe Stony remaining chilly with cold nights. Daytime conditions show wariness from gusty winds funneled by nearby mountains and canyons, with winds strengthening from mountain passes and canyon gaps.
Herter Named To Succeed Hoover In State Dept
AUGUSTA Ga AP Herbert Hoover Jr resigns as Undersecretary of State effective about Feb 1 Eisenhower nominates Gay Christian A Herter of Massachusetts to take the post Hoover will resume engineering work He has served three years in government He will be formally nominated around Feb 1 as Hoover steps aside Hagerty notes Herter term as Massachusetts governor ends Jan 14 He will consult with Hoover before taking over Stassen had urged nominating Nixon and Herter declined earlier Hoover acted as head of State during Dulles illness handling Middle East crisis in letter to the President dated today He cites desire to return to private life and resume engineering career He says resignation is effective after Feb 1
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Christian A. Herter
Massachusetts
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Herter
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Hertet
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Kadar Frees 69 Chiefs of Labor Council
Budapest reports say 69 labor leaders arrested by the Communist government were freed Friday night relieving tension among workers. Soviet troop convoys moved through the city as police and militiamen held alert. The Central Workers Council warned that continued arrests could trigger a general strike and bloodshed, with mass demonstrations and worker walkouts already arising in some factories.
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Spender 18 Nabbed for Bank Holdup in Oklahoma City
An 18 year old Chicago youth was arrested in Oklahoma City on charges of robbing the Richmand State Bank last Aug 28 of 19000. James Rovert Wagner, son of a Chicago court bailiff, had 4575 in his pockets when arrested in a Biltmore hotel room. Wagner told officers I am glad you found me this has been causing me mental anguish ever since.
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C. B. Mead
Garden Grove Lioness Attacks Boy at Show
A 200 pound lioness escaped at a Garden Grove auto display, mauling a Wilmington boy, Brian Trenholm, and injuring his father. The boy required surgery for cuts and scratches while the father sustained a deep gash. The animal roamed the area for about 10 minutes before capture as officials describe the boy’s condition as fair.
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Brian Trenholyrn
Orange Sounty General Hospital
Elwood Trenholm
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