United States confident to block Red China at UN seating
Officials say Washington believes it can mobilize enough votes to defeat Peiping's bid for UN seating next month. Some Eastern European diplomats privately foresee stronger support for eventual admission, while Britain may again back the U S position. Secretary Dulles will attend the September UN Assembly opening.
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Say it with Flowers
This fragment hints at flowers as a soothing gesture for both sender and recipient, noting the gentle solace conveyed by floral gifts during emotional moments.
Resolution For Lift Of Ban Is Adopted
In Baltimore a district assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses at Memorial Stadium unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Dominican Republic to lift its ban on the movement. The document, sent to Generalissimo Trujillo, also blamed the Roman Catholic Church for backing the crackdown. The text warned that continued persecution would force the followers to oppose the ban with further action.
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Sunday Activity Forbidden For Catholic Group
In Oregon Idaho and Montana Roman Catholics are barred from work business or shopping on Sundays effective Sept 1. Archbishop Edward D Howard and regional bishops publish a pastoral letter binding in conscience and stating Mass attendance is required. Exceptions exist for essential business services for the common good with Mass attendance still advised.
Dominican law outlaws Jehovahs Witnesses says leaders
Nathan H. Knorr, leader of Jehovahs Witnesses, said about 50 members are jailed in the Dominican Republic due to the new law. Earlier in the month, 10 Jehovahs Witness missionaries were deported to Puerto Rico.
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Archbishop Prohibits Sunday Work Across Three States
Archbishop Edward D Howard of Portland issues a pastoral letter banning Roman Catholics in Oregon Idaho and Montana from working conducting business or shopping on Sundays from September 1. Exceptions apply only to services for the common good signed by bishops and church leaders across the three states.
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Idaho
Montana
Joseph M. Gilmore
Helena
William J. Condon
Great Falls
James J. Byrne
Boise
Francis P. Leipzig
Baker, Ore
Burney urges flu vaccine for most with egg allergy caution
Surgeon General LeRoy E. Burney warns egg protein allergy patients to skip Asiatic flu shots while urging vaccination for all others. He notes mild reactions in adults, more in children, and advises doctor counsel for inoculation decisions especially for chronically ill children. Public Health Service seeks pediatric guidance. The piece also reports a fashion shift to middy style in schoolwear as described by Women's Wear Daily.
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LeRoy E. Burney
Burney
Public Health Service
Texas First Toll Road Opens Between Dallas and Fort Worth
The Dallas Fort Worth Turnpike a 29.6 mile cost 58.5 million six lane highway opens Tuesday linking Dallas and Fort Worth It is toll based financed by revenue bonds and will be turned over to the Texas Archway Department as a free road after bonds are paid. Armistead Rust chairs the toll authority with J C Dingwall as engineer manager.
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Rescued In Yacht Blaze In Atlantic
Five to six people and two dogs were rescued after a 65 foot yacht the Tarael caught fire three miles off Atlantic City. Roy Chalk an attorney from New York City, his wife, Mrs Chalk, Murray Greenberg and his sister, Capt J N Phipps of Lake Worth Florida and the Tara’s cook John J Royal were all saved and reported in good shape after leaping into the Atlantic Ocean.
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Senate committee mulls partial restoration of foreign aid cuts
The Senate appropriations committee builds support for increasing House foreign aid from 2.524 billion to about 2.8 to 3.0 billion dollars while seeking funds for a loan-based aid program. Lyndon Johnson backs a substantial rise but cautions enough votes may not exist to restore all cuts.
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Richard B. Russell
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U S Strategy in Syria Seeks Dual Defensive Offensive
Washington officials and Dulles advisers pursue a two track plan to counter Soviet influence in Syria. They favor Arab-led action with U S cooperation and moral support while aiming to deter infiltration and subversion and to persuade moderates inside Syria to shift away from Moscow.
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Dulles
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United States
Lou Henderson
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
Shukri Kuwatly
Egypt
State Department
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Damascus
Kremlin
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Turkey
Senator Smith Attacks General Over Stewart Promotion
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith of Maine accused Air Force Lt. Gen. Emmett O Donnell Jr of giving extensive false testimony to aid Jimmy Stewart s promotion from colonel to brigadier general. She argued Stewart was unqualified and lacked flight proficiency, and that the nomination harmed Air Force Reserve morale. The committee blocked Stewart s promotion amid the dispute.
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R-Me
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Stewart
Congressional Record
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Stewart and Montgomery
Washington
Maine
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Senate Armed Services
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SAC Importanc
Father of five killed in Lafayette car crash
Lee Roy Meaux Sr. aged 31 and father of five children was killed when his car struck a bridge near Lafayette Louisiana. The incident occurred on August 24 marking a fatal traffic crash with Meaux pronounced dead at the scene.
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