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Canterbury Rome Meeting May Heal Church Fractures
The Archbishop of Canterbury plans December talks with Pope John, the first since 1534, signaling hopes for恢复ing Anglican Catholic unity amid rising Eastern religions and Protestant mergers. Analysts warn full reconciliation remains unlikely, though the event could have lasting historical impact on Christian unity and ecumenical effort. Presidential years hinder business, especially for runners-up in politics.
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Fame for Three Adds Edison Thoreau MacDowell to Hall of Fame
The 1960 Hall of Fame for Great Americans election added three names Edison Thoreau and MacDowell for extraordinary merit. Runners up included Thayer Addams Carnegie, with Jefferson Davis finishing ninth and 20 votes or more earned renomination for 1965. Some presidents and other figures contested the standard of merit for Hall inclusion.
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Henry D. Thoreau
Emerson and
Hawthorne
Edward A. MacDowell
Sylvanus Thayer
West Point
Jane Addams
Chicago
Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Jefferson Davis
Confederacy
W. H. Harrison
Polk
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Taft
Coolidge
Hall of Fame
Automatic Nurse A Future Hospital Vision
Navy researchers predict a automated hospital where nurses dietitians and orderlies play diminishing roles. Patients may receive electronic monitoring and a running commentary from devices cutting room visits to a minimum. Robotic lotion applicators back rubbers and meal servers may follow, leaving patients with mail visitors and sleep as main diversions.
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Navy
Norses
Big Ex NazIs In Nasser Posts Blinked In State Plan
Washington sources say the United States will back United Arab Republic admission to the United Nations Security Council, while revealing a list of former Nazi officials now serving in top UAR posts. Names include Johannes von Leers, Leopold Gleim, Heinrich Seliman, and others, titled as advisers and force leaders within Cairo’s propaganda, police, and youth organizations. The report notes anti-Americanism and suggests these figures influence Cairo’s policy and broadcasts.
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Leopold Gieim
Warsaw
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Gieim
Al-Nasher
Paris
Gleim
Heinrich Seliman
Ulm
Muhammad Suleyman
Buble
Hassan Suleiman Amtan
George Oltramare
Switzerland
France
Hans Appler
Goebbels
Tor
Julius Streicher
der Stuermer
Egypt
Islamic Congress
Steel Strike Seen as Cause of Present Recession
Washington column argues the steel strike sparked the recession and warns of broader dangers from powerful labor groups. It cites First National City Bank’s November analysis on corporate margins, costs, and global competition, and questions looming federal spending and dollar strength amid a wary international climate.
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Soviet Union
First National City Bank
Flag and stamps clash with patriotism in U S speech
Paul Harvey rails against a new United Nations stamp printed in Tokyo and other recent stamps linking the United States with foreign nations. He laments eroded patriotism, urging the flag to be restored on public buildings schools and stamps to honor American history and sacrifice.
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Middletown draft call unlikely to affect residents
20 Years Ago item notes H O Miller, clerk of the Middletown draft board, forecast the first Butler County draft call would probably not impact Middle town residents. Lord, son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lord, 611 Crawford St, gained admission to the English Writers Club at Ohio Wesleyan University. Board of Elections reported a $10 per precinct deposit for a recount in 12 city precincts of the halfwmiil levy vote.
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Middletown
Butler County
BY Lord
Arthur Lord
Crawford St
Ohio Wesleyan University
Board OF Elections
Middletown Hospital
Election echoes and local results from Butler County
Dave Regan notes post election chatter and local results. Republican wins dominate Ohio and Middletown area. Frederick F. Randolph narrowly trails Arthur J. Fiehrer for Common Pleas judge by 124 votes, prompting a likely recount. Freddie Cramer garners heavy votes while Dr. Garret Boone leads unopposed as top vote-getter. Judge Cramer’s influence cited as key for the bench. fellow elected officials acknowledge the need for his experience.
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Arthur J. Fiehrer
Fiehrer
Randolph
Freddie Cramer
Garret Boone
Pete Boli
Glittering stars and Broadway whispers swirl across capitals
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ricky Nelson courting an airline hostess Edith Lover while Judy Garland eyes a U S return and Sid Luft negotiates appearances. Mai Zetterling stars Hedda Gabler on Broadway as Erroll Garner reshapes his career with Octave Records. Diana Mitchell reports on London Paris and Rome gossip as industry power centers pivot around film music theatre and celebrity ties.
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Edith Lover
Judy Garland
England
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Paris
Atlantic
Sid Luft
Judy
Victor Saville
Vivien Leigh
Greer Garson
Susannah York
Desi Arnaz
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Octave Records
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Mai Zetterling
West Fourth Street Theatre
Hedda Gabler
Mai
Danny Kaye
Edith Begner
Khrushchev
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Hugh O'Brian
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