Satellites urged to send churchmen to U S parley
Dr W A Visser Thooft, general secretary of the council, appealed from Tron Curtain that Eastern Orthodox churches and other Eastern churches be represented at the World Council of Churches General Assembly in Evanston, U S. He stressed spiritual criteria for participation and urged fellowship despite disagreements with some positions.
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Jesus central figure of the centuries
At President Eisenhower's recommendation June Reader's Digest offers a stirring sermon on Jesus as the master of men. After 19 centuries he remains disturbing surprising fascinating. The issue features 40 condensed articles from leading magazines and current books.
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Puzzle: scattered clues across 23 to 91 items
A fragmented word puzzle lists numerous clue items with numbers ranging from 23 to 91, including Flying toys, Arab Kingdoms, Duct, Individual, Egyptian, Vertical, Nuisances, Secrete, Indigo, Ledger entry, Regrets, English school, Italian lake, Praise, French pastry, and high price.
Wiley Talks Allies as Key to U S Safety
Senate foreign relations chairman Sen. Alexander Wiley urges Americans to abandon Fortress America ideas and seek allied support to deter Communist aggression in Indochina. He questions limited air and naval action without ground commitments and calls for US steps with France Britain Australia and others, while citing State Department efforts.
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Germany’s oldest resident turns 104 with schnapps advice
Mrs Karoline Metkowski, Germany's oldest resident, marked her 104th birthday today and offered a playful line that a glass of schnapps a day keeps the doctor away.
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Cuba to crackdown on communist menace says Batista
President Fulgencio Batista declares an immediate crackdown to curb a possible resurgence of communism in Cuba after meetings with Army police and intelligence chiefs. He cites a Swedish ship Alfhelm possibly carrying arms to Guatemala and warns Cuba may take precautions if the ship or crew are found involved with Soviet ideology.
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