Retirement Near for Nazi Regime Architect Globke
Bonn Germany AP Hans Globke Adenauer right hand man nears 65 retirement after shaping nationality laws under the Nazis and later defending his wartime deeds. Critics call his career controversial while supporters say he did his duty. The piece covers postwar denazification debates and Globke’s influence in West Germany.
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Bonn
Germany
Hans Globke
Konrad Adenauer
Globke
Adolf Hitler
Adenauer
Gehlen
Heinz Felt
Felfe
Ministry of the Interior
Norith Va
Konrad Cardinal Preysing
Berlin
American Is Elected By Lutherans
In Helsinki, AP report says American church leader Rev Dr Fredrik A Sehrotz of Minneapolis was unanimously elected president of the Lutheran World Federation, to serve six years, succeeding Dr Franklin C Fry. A 20 member executive committee was chosen without balloting, expanding African representation and including three clergy and one lay member from the United States.
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Helsinki
Finland
Lutheran World Federation
Fredrik A. Sehrotz
Minneapolis
Dr. Schiotz
Federation
United States
Africa
Soviet Censor Moves to New Government Post
Pavel Romanov, longtime chief censor and former head of the press secrets unit, was named head of a new government body the Union Republican Publishing Committee with ministerial rank. The announcement gave no clear answer if the new committee replaces or supplements the old body and said it aims to improve guidance of publishing houses, the printing industry, and the book trade.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pavel Romanov
Union Republican Publishing Committee
Cambodia denies Thai border troops massed near frontier
In Phnom Penh on Saturday UPC Cambodia denied Thailand’s charges of massing troops along the border. Secretary Chan Seng said Thai forces were camouflaging their own troop concentrations in the same border zone.
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Pnom Penh
Cambodia
UPC
Thailand
Chan Seng
Saturn I rocket parts ship from Huntsville to Cape Canaveral
A vessel named Promise carrying elements of the fifth Saturn I rocket left Huntsville for Cape Canaveral on a 2000 mile journey via the Tennessee Ohio Mississippi rivers and Gulf waterways. The trip, expected to take 11 days, precedes a launch later this year. The second stage was manufactured and tested in California and will be shipped by air.
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Huntsville
Ala
UPI
Cape Canaveral
Marshal Space Flight Center
Tennessee
Ohio
Mississippi
Gulf Coastal
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
California
Lutherans Approve Unity Drive With Catholic Church
The Lutheran World Federation's fourth General Assembly in Helsinki approved creating an interconfessional foundation to push ecumenical dialogue, especially with the Roman Catholic Church. The independent commission, likely based in Strasbourg, will coordinate with the federation and continue years of study toward closer Catholic-Lutheran ties. Vatican envoys attended, signaling Vatican recognition of the Lutheran church as a brother church, though not on equal footing. Franklin C. Fry, the outgoing president, led the closing session.
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Helsinki
Finland
General Assembly
The
Lutheran World Federation
Strasbourg
France
Vatican
Luterhan Commission
Kefauver Visited Orleans On Anti-Gambling Mission
New Orleans area recall of Senator Estes Kefauver who fought big time gambling after World War II. He visited in 1951 to curb national syndicate operations as hearings featured Sheriff Frank Clancy invoking the fifth amendment and Kefauver’s contempt charge. Clancy later admitted tolerating open gambling before closing it.
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New Orleans
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Jefferson Parish
Frank Clancy
Clancy
Washington
Nations Day Observed At Scout Jamboree In Marathon Greece
At the 11th world scouting jamboree near Marathon Greece about 10 000 Boy Scouts showcased regional culture and history while American scouts offered Indian dances folk songs rock n roll and hush puppies Campfires lit the 2 000 acre encampment as groups of hundreds gathered for folk dances and talk shows Two days remain in the 11 day event Crown Prince Constantine will close the jamboree tonight Some leaders took youths on a 26 mile drive to Athens for sightseeing Local Scouts distributed southern treats and cotton samples reflecting American hospitality The event drew Scouts from dozens of nations with observers noted in the lively closing phase
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Greece
Crown Prince
Constatine
Athens
Fred Gaddis
Forest
Miss
Danny Melancon
Bunkie
Raper Watson
Perry
Gaddis
Athol Webb
Columbus
Webb
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Wegrant CO
Saturn Rocket
F. A. Schiotz
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