Poland's New Primate Faces Church State Clash
AP dispatch from Warsaw outlines the bitter church state quarrel as Archbishop Stefan Wyszynski, new primate of Poland, navigates government restrictions and Catholic opposition. It notes arrests, censored press, and bishops accusing the state of removing religious symbols from schools while the primate remains largely silent. Construction history of Albany's capitol is also mentioned.
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Poland
Warsaw
Stefan Wyszynski
Gniezno
Stanislaw Adamski
Katowice
Wyszynski
Pius
Catholic Hierarchy
Tygodnik Warszawski
Zygmunt Kaczynski
August Cardinal Hlond
Conference Is Defended By Pastors
Three religious leaders condemned a U S State Department warning about the Cultural and Scientific Conference for World Peace. They urged officials to encourage the meeting viewed as reestablishing cultural relations with the U S S R and other nations. The meeting sponsor is the National Council of the Arts Sciences and Professions.
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U. S. State Department
Conference For
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Columbia University
Moulton
Littell
Luccock
U.S. State Department
World Congress of Intellectuals
Wroclaw
Poland
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