Stranger in Church Causes Red Faces in Cincinnati
A visitor to Holy Name Church surprised worshipers when Cardinal Francis Spellman of New York arrived unannounced to attend a mass. Officials confirmed Spellman’s rare trips to Cincinnati to visit friends, causing a stir among church officials and parishioners.
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Cincinnati
Holy Name Church
Albin H. Ratermann
Francie Cardinal Spellman
New York
Catholic Chancery
Cardinal Spellman
Kefauver Loses Seat To Kennedy
Sen. Kefauver of Tennessee loses a bid for the Foreign Relations Committee seat to Sen. Kennedy of Massachusetts after a secret Steering Committee vote. Other assignments include Pastore to Appropriations Gore to Finance Ervin to Judiciary Morse to Labor Thurmond to Labor and Interstate Commerce. Freshmen posts include Carrell Interior Public Works, Talmadge Agriculture, Lause Banking Interstate Commerce, Clark Banking Post Office DC, Church Interior Post Office.
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Kefauver
Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Sen. Kennedy
Masachusetts
Kefauver- Kennedy
Massachusetts
Sen. Pastore
Sen. Gore
Tenn
Sen. Ervin
Sen
Morse
Ore
Thurmond
Interstate Commerce Ees
Whic
Rought
Carrell
Cole
Interior and Public Works
Talmadge
Lause
Ohio
Clark
District of Columbia
Church
Idaho
Interior and Post Office
Senators Seek Annual Spending Measure for Government
Forty senators from both parties support a bill to require agencies to submit annual money needs estimates. Led by Kennedy, Byrd, and Payne, the measure aims to reform budgeting by ending multi year obligations and adopting a single year requirement to save billions. The plan will be examined in hearings by the Reorganization subcommittee.
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Washington
Congress
Sen
Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate Reorganization Subcommittee
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Sen. Payne
Maine
Radioactive Fall-Out At Safe Level
Dr Warren of Harvard and AEC adviser says recent fall-out data suggest tests of atomic devices may be safely continued for years. He reports 250000 men have been involved and notes strontium levels in air water soil food and animals have not reached disturbing or harmful levels.
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ST. Louis
Shields Warren
Harvard
Atomic Energy Commission
St. Louis University School of Medicine
Warren
Lawyer Goofs In Legislature
SANTA FE New Mexico Rep. Matias a Democratic floor leader faced a rough start at the opening of the legislature. He began with If the courts please addressing Speaker Don ald Hallam who grinned and noted it takes a few moments to adjust to ruling.
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Santa FE
N. M
Rep
Matias
State House of Representatives
Donald Hallam
Chacon
Robber Gets Wrong Judge in City Theft Case
Edward Wheatman 72, a suspect in a toy-pistol store robbery that netted $5, had a prior bad-check history with the magistrate. Blain, charged in the robbery, claimed Wheatman had issued two bad checks totaling $90. Wheatman denied the checks and the magistrate sentenced Blain to two years for robbery.
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TORO
Edward Wheatman
RI. Blain
Wheatman
Blain
Western Colle ges Leader Attends American Colleges Meeting
Dr Herrick B Young president of Western Colleges attends the Association of American Colleges gathering in Philadelphia through Thursday. He serves on the Commission on International Cooperation through Education.
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Oxford
Herrick B. Young
Western Coleens
Assn. of American Colleges
Philadelphia
Dr. Young
Organization
Commission On International Cooperation Through Education
Puzzle language hints and a garbled dedication
The text describes a daily fortune puzzle using names and a key number rule. It explains counting letters in a first name, adjusting by plus or minus four, and checking grid positions to reveal a message. A partially corrupted dedication follows.
Healthy Humans Show Natural Cancer Resistance, Doctors Say
Two researchers report healthy individuals may resist cancer while the disease develops elsewhere. In experiments, volunteers received injections of true cancer cells and cultured cells, with few tumorous results in healthy subjects. Findings discussed at a New York conference honor Basil O'Connor and involve Sloan Kettering scientists. A separate note reports TV viewer Lindemann watching 36 stations in 17 states using a 46 foot antenna and booster.
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New York
Hmman
New York Academy of Sciences
Basil
O’connor
National Foundation For
Alice Ke, Moore
Chester Southam
Sloan. Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
Warwick
Richard Lindemann
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