Can't Draw Color Line, Lutheran Assembly Told
Dr. Edgar M. Carlson of Gustavus Adolphus College told the Lutheran World Federation assembly that there can be no color lines in missions mercy or learning. He urged Christians to advance racial equality and end discrimination, noting persistent injustice and the urgency of racial problems worldwide. He lamented continued white superiority attitudes and said Supreme Court rulings on segregation have been met with patience by many Negroes, but some whites still fail to show equal qualities.
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IDS
Edgar M. Carlson
Lutheran World Federation
Third Assembly
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter, Minn
Minneapolis
Africa
Asia
U.S. Supreme Court
Carlson
Western Professor to Teach at Miami LA
Rev. Fred G. Stern, chaplain and philosophy professor at Western College, will assist Miami University’s religion department as a visiting assistant professor teaching an introductory course. Stern has served Western since 1954, held New York pastorates, and worked as a Methodist missionary to Brazil. He is an Allegheny College and Union Theological Seminary graduate with further graduate work at Vanderbilt and Columbia. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
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Oxford
Spen
Fred G. Stern
Western College
Western
Miami University
Sturm
United Christian Fellowship
Miami
New York State
Brazil
Methodist Seminary of
Fellowship Community Church of
Sao Paulo
Allegheny College
Union Theological Seminary
University of and
Vanderbilt
Columbia Universities
Phi Beta Kappa
Jap Minister Swims For Crowd
Tokyo Japan's 69 year old education minister Tohi Matsuaga swam 80 feet in a column with officials of the Japan Swimming Assn at a school pool during the Everybody Swims event. The ceremony drew a crowd as part of a public recreation effort.
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Tokyo
Japan
Tohi Matsuaga
Japan Swimming Assn
Racial Bars Said Costing U S Heavily
Edwin C. Berry of the Chicago Urban League warned at a luncheon that racial discrimination costs Americans about 30 billion dollars annually. He linked job denial to poverty, slums, higher taxes, and expanded welfare and police needs, and urged education as a tool to reduce discrimination.
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Chicago
Edwin C. Berry
Chicago Urban League
Berry
American Federation of Teachers
Young Artist Exhibits Pastels in Paper and Steel Show
Middletown hosts a week long exhibition by Crossan H. Curry. The artist, a former Maple Park teacher, presents pastel depictions of paper mills and several local paper companies. Curry will leave for Olivet College Michigan next month. The display runs in the Manchester hotel lobby through next Tuesday. Curry, a Hamilton College and Ohio State graduate, has studied at Carnegie Tech and the Art Students League. He is Pittsburgh born and married to Lucy Sebald.
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Middletown
The
Manchester Ptel
Crossan H. Curry
Maple Park
Monroe
Mayfield
Amanda
Olivet College
Michigan
Curry
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Gardner Board & Carton Co
Crystal Tissue Co
Harding-Jones, Wrenn and Sorg
Logan-Long
Maxwell
Franklin
Hamilton College
New York
Ohio State University
Carnegie Tech
Art Students League
Saudi Arabia suspends oil shipments to Egypt
Cairo informants report Saudi Arabia has halted oil deliveries to Egypt effective September 1. The arrangement had lent Egypt foreign exchange by trading Egyptian pounds for oil, with over 800000 tons expected by August end. The suspension stems from Saudi financial constraints and dollar shortages to pay for imports.
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Cairo
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabe
Arabian American Oil Co
Zane Grey Widow Bequeaths Estate To Heirs In Probate
The widow of novelist Zane Grey leaves property valued at over 500000 to children and grandchildren in a will filed for probate in Superior Court. Lina Elise Grey, 74, died July 26. estate includes Altadena and Catalina Island holdings and stock in Zane Grey Inc. to grandchildren.
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Zane Grey
Los Angeles
Superior Court
Lina Elise Grey
Grey
Altadena
Calif
Romer Grey
Betty Zane Grosso
Zane Grey, Inc
U S Opposes Inter American Bank At Hemisphere Talks
Delegates from twenty nations finalize proposals on a general economic agreement and an Inter American Development Bank amid U S opposition. Treasury Secretary Robert B Anderson urged using existing credit tools and trimming budgets to curb inflation. Brazil proposes a watered down instrument of basic principles. Lake Huron and Lake Michigan water levels noted.
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Buenos Aires
United States
inter-American Development Bank
Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Ite
U.S
Brazil
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Lutheran Assembly
Miami LA
Dunstable, England
Pete Bur
Innsbruck
Bergen
Norway
Pittsburgh
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J. Thomas Sebald
Vic and Paul
Tytus
Inter-American Bank
Julius Golden
Anderson
Lake Huron
Lake Michigan
Great Lakes
PAL Ae
Rua le
Lemna and
Im Carnate
Ph Thaimenaget Spreeet
To & P.M
Evelyn K. Wilkins
Rentschler
Hamilton
First National Bank
America
Mercury
Monterey
Bryan Philips
Lincoln Mercury Co
Ken Philips
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