First Church Names Miss Mabel Ellen Lucas President
Miss Mabel Ellen Lucas of Brookline Mass has been named president of the Mother Church the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston Mass The appointment announced at the Christian Science board of directors annual meeting with a one year term She succeeds Clifford A Woodard of Cambridge Mass Lucas a charter member of the Christian Science Organization at Simmons College has served as Second Reader and on the Bible Lesson Committee for Sunday services
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
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Idaho
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Cambridge
Christian Science Organization
Simmons College
Christian Science Churches
Ohio GOP Bets On 'Good Times'
Ohio Republicans push a larger two year budget as O'Neill and Skipton defend optimistic income estimates. Legislature authorized 1.916 billion in spending, boosted by highway and capital improvements and new aid programs, with concerns that increasing costs outpace projected revenue. Senate leader Bartunek warns the big budget may still be inadequate to cover state spending.
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Frank J. Lausche
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O'Neill
John Skipton
Eisenhower
School Foundation
Senate
Joseph W. Bartunek
Cuyahoga
Senators Disagree On Red China Trade
Senators Ellender and Humphrey urged lifting the embargo on Red China in TV appearances, while Sparkman and Cooper argued to continue it. The debate followed Britain's move to allow nonstrategic exports to Red China and echoed calls to reexamine U S trade and political policies.
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D-La
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D-Minn
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D-Ala
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R-Ky
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Russia
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
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Cooper
India
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Asia
Trials Hurt South Africa says minister after US trip
The Rev. G. J. Swart of the Dutch Reformed Church says South Africa’s mass treason trials and Cabinet ministers’ rhetoric have made the country unpopular in the United States. He returned from a year in America on a Rockefeller grant noting American churches’ disappointment with the church apartheid clause in native laws amendment. Four other denominations oppose the measure. The government is conducting a mass treason trial of 156 Europeans Africans and Indians opposed to race segregation.
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South Africa
United States
G. J. Swart
Seven Day Adventist
Memorial To Honor Jap Wake Island Soldiers
A war memorial honoring Japanese soldiers killed on Wake Island during World War II will be erected this summer on Wake Island. About 50 relatives who died there have funded a new concrete monument to replace the crumbling original. Wake’s American garrison surrendered on December 23, 1941 after two weeks of defense.
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Guam
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Dayton Leads Crowded Air Over Ohio Near Misses
A Washington report details 27 near midair collisions reported in Ohio from Sept 1956 to Mar 1957, including incidents around Dayton, Wright Patterson Field, Akron, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, and Waterville. It notes pilots reported such events under a CAB program and cites Rep. Harry G Haskell Jr calling for updated air traffic control to prevent disasters.
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Cambridge
City
Harry G. Haskell Jr
R-Del
FLN asks U N to probe Melouza massacre in Algeria
FLN National Council member Blamed French forces for the Melouza mass casualties and urged Dag Hammarskjold to seek a U N investigation. French officials dismissed the telegrams as a bid to counter Coty’s recent indictment blaming rebels, while rival MNA circulated tracts alleging FLN culpability.
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Algeria
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New
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Melausa
France
Eisenhower
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Rene Coty
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Melouza
Police Probe Shooting In Cincinnati Walnut Hills
Cincinnati police investigate a fatal shooting found on a Walnut Hills porch. The victim Charles L. Allen, about 35, was seen earlier with a large roll of bills but had less than $2 on his clothing when found en route to General Hospital. Investigators found no blood at the scene and suspect the shooting occurred elsewhere.
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Walnut Hills
Charles L. Allen
Allen
General Hospital
Strike Meeting Aims to Avert Cleveland Strike
Representatives of Addressograph Multigraph Corp and District 54 IAM meet in Cleveland to avert a midnight strike threat. IAM represents 2,900 employees and issues under negotiation include wages hospitalization vacations holidays and funeral leave.
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Addressograph-Multigraph Corp
District 54
International Assn
IAM
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