Poles Accuse Catholics of Illegal Activities
The Polish Communist party accused the Roman Catholic Church of law violations and said state authorities must not allow worship places or monasteries to be used as fronts for illegal acts. A July 21 raid on Jasna Gora monastery led to clashes with police and worsened church state tensions.
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Warsaw
Polish Communist Party Today
Golden Hill
Church
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Trybuna
Candidate Wins Free Use of Band Shell in Rally
In Twin Falls Idaho AP Max Hanson a Democratic gubernatorial candidate asked City Council for permission to use the local band shell for a rally. Commissioners debated fees with suggestions of 25 15 and 10 dollars. The council chose to offer the shell free for political rallies making Hansons event the first.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Max Hanson
Hanson
Niagara TermoCyclopad Promises Pain Relief
An advertorial touts the Niagara TermoCyclopad blending heat and cyclo massage to boost circulation, relax muscles, and ease arthritis and rheumatism. It claims improved muscle function and comfort, notes Good Housekeeping approval, and cites Ruth Lyons and Arthur Godfrey endorsements.
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Niagara
Good Housekeeping
Ruth Lyons
Arthur Godfrey
Egelston Named Kansas Pastor Of Year
The Rev. C. Gerald Egelston of Melvern Kansas is named Pastor of the Year by the Church of God in Kansas. He led the state junior camp chaired the State Board of Christian Education budget and served on evangelism and camp meeting committees. Egelston a Middletown native and 1953 Anderson College graduate, coordinates youth and evangelistic work with wife Kathleen and two young sons.
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Melvern
Kan
Church of God
Kansas
State Board of Christian Education
Board of State Evangelism
Egelston
First Church of God
Crawford Street
Florida
Melvern Church
Middletown
Franklin High School
Anderson College & Theological Seminary
Kathleen
David
Doug
Witnesses Plan Mass Beach Baptism on New York Coast
Thousands of Jehovah's Witnesses gather on a Bronx beach for a mass immersion baptism with 5 000 to 6 000 candidates. Ninety immersion lines extend 75 feet into Long Island Sound at Orchard Beach as 1 100 baptisms per minute are the target. Infants are not baptized. 147 000 Witnesses attended yesterday's league events at Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds during Expanding Our Ministry Day.
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New York
Jehovah's Witnesses
Bronx
International Assembly
Manhattan
Long Island Sound
Orchard Beach
Yankee Stadium
Polo Grounds
Divine Will International Assembly
Long TWA Strike Ends
In Kansas City AP reports the Flight Engineers International Assn and Trans World Airlines resolved a lengthy labor dispute by signing a two year contract covering about 700 flight engineers on propeller and jet airliners. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed and union officials were unavailable for comment.
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Kansas City
Flight Engineers International Assn
Trans World Airlines
TWA
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Orion
Turkey
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