Japanese Christians and Buddhists unite to curb Emperor worship
Leaders of Japan's Christians and Buddhists join in a rare alliance to oppose any revival of state-supported Emperor worship. They urge restricting the Emperor's participation in Shinto rites, arguing it violates the postwar separation of religion and state and could reestablish the Emperor as a divine figure.
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Tokyo
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Japan Christians’ League
Tatsuo Satomi
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Lady Marines To Lose Chief Towle Retires As Dean
Washington The Marine Corps announced Col Kath erine A Towle director of women Marines will retire May 1 to become dean of women and associate dean at the University of California Berkeley. Towle has led the post since 1945 and is a former assistant dean of women at UC. Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr commandant expressed regret but lauded her career and leadership of women Marines.
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Marine Corps Today
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University of California
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Free Plane Ride Attracts WAF Recruits To Texas
Two Middletown women can win a free airplane trip to San Antonio by joining the Women in the Air Force. The Middletown recruiting station announced it will supply two of 21 recruits through WAC-WAF headquarters in Cincinnati. A TWA charter will take enlistees to Lackland Training Center. A send-off ceremony is planned at Cincinnati airport on August 14.
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Soviet Captain Georgii Gavrilin Dies in Georgia Navy School
The Soviet press reports the death of Navy Captain Georgii Gavrilin, head of the Nakhimov Naval School in Tbilisi, Georgia. The text notes a schedule on South Main St. with Wednesday and Friday viewing hours from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Park Board Touts Scantily Clad Controversy Spark
In a heated confrontation police have been ordered to remove women in shorts from public parks. Chairman Paul L. Snyder declares only limbs on trees belong in parks and blast adds a stance against visible limbs in public spaces.
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