Catholic Journal Calls Os nam Remarks a Flagrant Contradiction
The Catholic Standard of the Washington diocese denounces Methodist Bishop G Bromley Oxnam for calling Georgetown University Foreign Service School a Jesuit-tinged project. Oxnam argues Protestant universities should lead international service training amid religious liberty debates. The Standard defends Georgetown history and Catholic-Protestant liberty cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roman Catholic Diocese
G. Bromley Osnam
Georgetown University Foreign Service School
Oxnam
Georgetown
Catholic Standard
Maryland
Standard
United States
Delta Proposes 13 Dallas West Coast Flights If Authorized
Delta Airlines outlines plan to operate 13 round trips daily from Dallas to the West Coast if CAB grants certification to compete with American. Costello cites serving 14 western cities and 32 eastern ones, seeking end to Delta American interchange and proposing a Delta National interchange as practical. Woolman and Hesselt also listed as witnesses for upcoming sessions.
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Dallas
Delta Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
West Coast
Delta
American Airlines
William V. Costello
Thomas L. Wrenn
American
West
Costello
Reolof van Hesselt
C. E. Woolman
Civil Defense Plans for Operation Alert 1957
Officials from Civil Defense and city agencies met at Camp Beauregard to finalize plans for Operation Alert 1957. A July 12 nationwide dress rehearsal tests civil defense response with mass feeding, first aid, and internal security roles. Local leaders from Bastrop Monroe West Monroe Pineville and surrounding areas attended along with state and FCDA officials.
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RECA
Jasper
Alexandria
Camp Beauregard
Sim
Louisiana
John H. Boh
W. C. McMillen
FCDA
Fifth Regional
Denton
Texas
John W. Dunn, Jr
Henry Walden
Fifth District
Sam Walker
L. W. Lowry
Bastrop
Wood Woodall
Bastrop Fire Department
Jack Davis
Monroe
West Monroe
Allen Norris
Jeff Caldwell
Hazel Burrell
Pineville
George Forman
Helen V. Agnew
Area 4
Reds Say U S Plane Course Deliberate Provocation
In Tokyo on Saturday June 15 Communist China charged that a U S Navy carrier plane was deliberately provocative during a routine training mission in the Formosa Straits. Peiping radio quoted the Defense Ministry as saying the navy’s account could not be substantiated and that the plane acted with nationalist Chinese planes in company.
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Tokyo
China
Communist Chinese Defense Ministry
U. S. Navy
Peiping Radio
Formosa Straits
Navy
Red
Chinese Defense Ministry
Christian Century Accuses Graham of Using Rejected Creed
The Christian Century magazine charges Billy Graham with leading a fundamentalist drive to seize American Protestantism. An editorial criticizes high pressure mass evangelism while praising Graham as an attractive national figure and warns of setting back Protestant Christianity.
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Chicago
Christian Century Magazine
Billy Graham
United States
Graham
New York
Madison Square Garden
Christian Century
Jesus
Two Presbyterian Groups Plan Merge to Form Unified Church
Two of the three major American Presbyterian bodies will unite next year as the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America forms from the Presbyterian Church in the U S A and the United Presbyterian Church of North America. The 99th General Assembly voted 161 to 124 to ratify prior approval, with a unifying conference set for May 1958 in Pittsburgh on the United Presbyterian Church’s 100th anniversary. The merger excludes the Southern Presbyterian Church and Cumberland group.
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New Concord
Ohio
America
United Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
United Presbyterian Church of North America
99Th General Assembly
Pittsburgh
U. S
Southern Church
Presbyterian
Cumberland
Crane Crushes Worker at New Public Library Site
A construction crane struck and killed John R. Savoie, 36, of New Orleans, at the new public library site. James Dozier, the crane driver, testified he did not see Savoie behind the machine when reversing.
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New Orleans
Public Libray
John R. Savoie
R. F. Farnsworth Construction Co
James Dozier
Two Drown While Transferring From Oil Rig Boat
Slidell Louisiana on June 14 24 year old Eu gene J Abshire and 24 year old Abbeville native were workers on an offshore oil rig in Lake Borgne. They drowned after slipping while transferring into a boat.
Two Young Men Ordered Back To United States
The State Department ordered the return to the United States of two U S citizens who illegally entered Communist Hungary for a thrill. Myron A. Gilbert of Walterboro South Carolina and Warren W Hair of North Augusta South Carolina crossed the Iron Curtain May 26 and were jailed inside the border. They were released at the Austrian border on June 8. Officials said they acted irresponsibly and showed no remorse. The United States and Austrian officials criticized their conduct.
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Washington
State Department
United States
Hungary
Myron A. Gilbert
Walterboro
S. C
Warren W. Hair
North Augusta
Iron Curtain
Austria
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