Eisenhower Says Government Needs Religious Faith
President Eisenhower told a prayer breakfast that the nation's government must be based on firm religious faith or it makes no sense. He called prayer essential and defined it as an effort to get in touch with the infinite while addressing about 500 attendees including lawmakers and officials at the Mayflower Hotel.
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Washington
Eisenhower
International Council For Christian Leadership
Mayflower Hotel
Congress
Senate
House
Capitol
Katherine St. George
R-N
Six Neo Nazi Members Sentenced in Hamburg Case
Six former members of the outlawed Socialist Reich party were sentenced in Hamburg on Wednesday to a total of 41 months in prison. Five others were acquitted by the district court.
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Hamburg
Germany
neoNazi Socialist Reich Party
Free candy day sparks British kids appetite
Emancipation for small fry returns as candy rationing eases in the British Isles. Youngsters queued for lollipops with little regard for ration tickets. The Food Ministry notes a improved sweets supply though home candy making remains limited by sugar rations.
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London
Great Britain
Britain
British Food Ministry
Food Ministry
Ishops
All Male Jury Selected for Jelke Vice Trial
An all male jury and two male alternates were chosen for the vice trial of Minot Mickey Jelke, margarine heir accused of forcing three young women into high price prostitution and living off their earnings. After jury and alternates were seated, the start of the trial was postponed to 10 a.m. Friday to allow jurors to arrange their affairs for a trial expected to last about a month.
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Ifor
Jelke
New York
Minot
Mickey) Jelke
Francis L. Valente
Valente
Press Ship Rescues 120 Flood Victims on Goeree Overflakkee
The motor ship Vondelingenplaat chartered by the Associated Press for flood coverage saved 120 people stranded four days on Goeree Overflakkee. Among them were 20 small children and 200 women. They were taken to Rotterdam for emergency treatment after the North Sea breached dikes near Olttgensplaat. Some victims stayed behind on the islandunable to reach the rescue ship.
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Rotterdam
Netherlands
Associated Press
Goeree-Overflakkee
Fondelingenplaat
North Sea
Olttgensplaat
Vondelingenplaat
State County Draft Plans for Dope War
Los Angeles reports outline state and local plans to fight narcotics with undercover enforcement. Attorney General Edmund G. Brown led a closed conference with top officials, signaling possible undercover agencies and broad law enforcement involvement across police, sheriff, and district attorney offices. Roll and Huber backed a grand jury focus on coordinated drug investigations revealing stolen cars crossing from Mexico, plus broader anti drug strategies to be shared at the peace officers convention.
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Los Angeles
Califor
Insight
Edmund G. Brown
Atty. S. Ernest
Rolly Huber
William H.parker
Andrew V. Beckner
Sacramento
Fares
Brown
Roll
Los Angeles County Grand Jury
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Woodbury
Long Beach
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