Pastors Chided On Indignation Over Quiz Fixes
INDIANAPOLIS AP A church leader chides ministers for indignation at fixed quiz shows and ignores the “big fix” in television. Dr Truman B Douglass of New York says cheating on quizzes is minor while television itself corrupts minds and desensitizes people. He spoke at a National Council of Churches planning conference urging ethical awareness of social trends.
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Indianapolis
Truman B. Douglass
New York
Home Missions Board
The
Congregational Christian Churches
Douglass
National Council of Churches
Inborn Killers Seek Information On Deadly Genes
Bloomington Indiana AP reports University of Wisconsin researchers before the National Academy of Sciences meeting at Indiana University studied fruit flies to reveal inherited factors that can cause death. Dr James F Crow calculated the lethal gene load. results show single and double doses shorten life and lethal genes may be usually counteracted by normal partners.
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Bloomington, Ind
University of Wisconsin
National Academy of Sciences
Indiana University
James F. Crow
Crow
Interfaith Council Forms, Registers Pre Holiday Activities
Initial plans have been formulated for the event. Committees have been set up and chairmen appointed at the first executive meeting of the Interfaith Council. Social events at Northeast Louisiana State College will be registered in the office of Dr. Fred J. Vogel.
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Interfaith Council
Northeast Louisiana State College
Fred J. Vogel
Berry Growers Insist Product In Stores Safe
Flemming opened a session to hear industry views on a proposed segregation program for a suspect chemical Ammotriazole. He stated the purpose remains to protect public health and that the department cannot consider grower arguments about human safety without established law.
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Flemming
Four MIA Presumed After Missouri B47 Crash Near School
A burning B47 bomber from McConnell Air Force Base crashed near Hope Dale School eight miles northeast of Windsor Missouri. Four crewmen were presumed dead with only Lt. Robert L. Westrup's body recovered. Pupils and a teacher witnessed the explosion as debris cratered a county road.
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Wichita
Kan
Herbert J. Edwards
Austin
Tex
Edgar Jodoin
Oxford
Mass
Robert L. Westrup
Albany
Ore
Lyons
James H. Redmond
Bay Shore
N. Y
Westrup
Hope Dale
Charles L. Bond
Randy Wells
President urged to take Truman along on tour
Hawks said Eisenhower might discuss military plans with the commander in chief during a planned trip. The joint chiefs will fly back to Washington without newsmen and no link to Eisenhower’s European travel is announced.
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Hawks
Eisenhower
White House
Vinson Churchill
Britain
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Man For Labor Perjury
A federal grand jury in Pittsburgh indicted Weinheimer 49 on eight counts of perjury related to testimony about Exhibitors Service Co. and labor matters. The probe focuses on financial reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission and alleged meetings aiming to involve Hoffa and Baker in a threatened strike. Weinheimer previously testified under immunity but was charged after lying in August to September 1958.
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Baker
Pittsburgh Teamsters
Exhibitors Service Co
Pittsurgh
Grand
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weinheimer
Exhibitors Service
Land Purchase To Be Restudied By Monroe Utilities Commission
The Monroe Utilities Commission will again consider purchasing 342 lots of land opposite the power plant on Park Avenue at a 4 p.m. meeting. Commission chairman Travis Oliver Jr. says the land is needed for expansion and may host two water mains from the Ouachita River to the plant. The panel will also review equipment bids.
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Park Avenue
Monroe Utilities Commission
Commission
Travis Oliver Jr
Oliver
Ouachita River
Adenauer and Macmillan push disarmament talks in London visit
West German Chancellor Adenauer arrives in London for a three day visit aimed at ending months of bickering with Prime Minister Macmillan. They discuss disarmament East West summit and trade zone relations with the Outer Seven while Berlin and Allied garrison questions remain unresolved.
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Berlin
Britain
Europe
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London
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Heinrich von Brentano
Lloyd
von Brentano
U. S
West Berlin
John Russel
British Foreign Office
Felix von Eckard
Russel
General Prefers Gas To Bullet
Lt Gen Arthur G Trudeau the Army's research and development chief says he would rather be gas than shot as a war casualty. He defends gas as the most humane warfare method and notes that criminals are not shot, but gas is used, in comments made Tuesday at the Army Chemical Center in Edgewood Maryland.
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Arthur G. Trudeau
Army
Trudeau
Baltimore Sun
Army Chemical Center
Bossier City Man Charged With Driving While Intoxicated
Louisiana state police charged Rich ard Lee van Matre of Bossier City with operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. In Monroe, Fred Smith of 110 Breard Street was booked for being open after hours at the Green Mill on Walnut Street. A 14 year old boy was detained over theft at Carver Elementary. Monroe police cited 145 tickets for various violations, including 142 for parking.
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Louisiana
Bossier City
Richard Lee van Matre
Box 345
Monroe
Fred Smith
Breard Street
Green Mill
Walnut Street
Smith
Ouachita Parish
Carver
Bank Vault Siege Alleges Three Workers Trapped
A noon bank raid trapped three employees inside a walk in vault. Two women identified as Mrs. W. P. Smith and Mrs. King Mott were inside. A Negro woman alerted a cafe owner across the street and witnesses described two raiders with a sawed off shotgun. A bronze colored car was seen. police and sheriff officials investigated.
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W. P. Smith
King Mott
Sherrifs’ Department
Probers Examine Dick Clark TV Practices in ABC Inquiry
House investigators arrived in Philadelphia to review practices tied to promoting records and payoffs to DJs. ABC said it found no evidence Clark solicited or accepted favors and he agreed to divest outside business interests to align with a new policy.
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Philadelphia
House
Dick Clark
House Subcommittee On Legislative Oversight
Clark
New York
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
South Carolina Attacks Butler Over Party Dues Threat
Edgar A. Brown, South Carolina Democratic committeeman, calls Paul M. Butler's warning to punish delinquent states over party assessments offensive and divisive. Brown accuses the national chair of targeting the South as a whipping boy and notes SC has paid none of its about $10,000 annual due.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Democratic National
Butler
Los Angeles
Brown
Negroes in Stabbing Incident Spark Community Tension
Monaghan said arrests calmed the area after the stabbing sparked market buys of pistols and shotguns. Mayor James Ballard urged calm and authorized firemen and about 50 white men to aid the search. The Mississippi NAACP criticized the mayor calling the actions deplorable.
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Monaghan
James Ballard
Ballard
Mississippi
the National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Population growth dangers cited by public health group
A 162 member council warns population growth hampers development and urges health programs with medical guidance. It notes lack of scientific knowledge on fertility and supports family planning within health programs, despite Catholic opposition to artificial contraception and existing bans in Connecticut and Massachusetts.
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