Exiled Prelate Hailed At Eucharistic Meet In Rio
A large crowd in Rio de Janeiro welcomed exiled Argentine prelate Msgr. Tato with prayers and flowers as he presided at the Eucharistic congress second session. Diplomatic notes referenced Argentina’s expulsion of church officials under President Juan Perón amid a government campaign against clergy. The night ended with a midnight mass for foreign delegates and a Dutch flower‑gifted altar at Congress Plaza. In Kansas City, an AMA committee report says fee splitting flourishes due to medical specialization, especially in surgery, with doctors noting large gaps between surgical and routine fees. The GP magazine cites calls for a standard fee scale and public education, but warns little hope for cure through rules or oaths.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Pia
Abei
Argentina
Manuel
Tato
Buenos Aires
Roman Pablo
Novoa
Juan Piron
Msgr
Benito Munoz da Rocha
Congress Plaza
Netherlands
Kansas City III
Berkeley student charged with murder in death of Stephanie Bryan
Burton W. Abbott, 28, a UC accounting student, was formally charged with murder in the death of 14 year old Stephanie Bryan whose body was found in Trinity County near Abbott's cabin. Police and prosecutors said the girl was bludgeoned or strangled and identified by dental charts. Abbott denied the killing, his alibi challenged, and authorities planned to present the case to Alameda County grand jury.
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Berkeley UP
Burton W. Abbott
Stephanie Bryan
Charles Bryan
Abbott
Trinity County
Frank Coakley
Alamede County
Stephanie
Berkeley
Cahin
University of California
Thea
A. H. Fording
Fording
Wildwood
Delbert Cox
Coakley
Alameda
Oakand
Bloodhounds
Wildwood Inn
Trinity Alps
Alameda County
George 8. Loguvam
Loguvam
A. F. Reidel
Georgia
Mark
Mrs. Abbott
Bryan
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Chooge
Mason & Hemlin
J. & C. Fischer
Knabe
Gulbreisen
Probers OK Guild Hearing Plea for Testimony
Washington senators open to hearing representatives of the CIO American Newspaper Guild to correct a “totally false impression” about anti-communism. Eastland says no current probe of the press, but will set a hearing if guild officials wish to testify. Novak defends guild policies as free of Communist influence since 1941. Earlier hearings covered past Communist ties of some newsmen, with several not answering.
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Washington
Fastland
D-Miss
Senate
CIO American Newspaper Guild
Union
Bestland
Radio-Tv
Fourth Estate
Wie
Eastland
Novak
Communist Party
Ovale
New York
Judge Allows Brief Chuckles in Court Hearing
Judge Ben F. Moorhead urged decorum in his district court on Thursday as spectators reacted with laughter to flippant remarks. He said chuckle a little but be as quiet as possible during the proceeding.
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Ben F. Moorhead
Japanese Foreign Minister Eyes U.S. Visit in September
In Tokyo, Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu disclosed at a cabinet meeting his plan to visit the United States in September seeking to advance postwar diplomacy. The announcement signals ongoing high level talks between Japan and the United States.
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Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Soreign
Mamoru Shigemitsu
United States
Shigemitsu
Myst
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