Archbishop’s claim that God may want mankind to destroy itself in H bomb war
London reports the Archbishop of Canterbury argues in a new book that it may be providence of God for humanity to destroy itself in a hydrogen war. He rejects policy based on fear and notes scripture does not promise perpetual survival. A Bishop in Rochester adds that total destruction could be preferable to serfdom under tyranny, while others question the view.
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Archbishop Michael Dies In New York
Archbishop Michael, 66, head of the Greek Orthodox archdiocese in the Americas, died of heart failure after an intestinal operation in Doctors Hospital New York following an ecclesiastical congress in Salt Lake City. He led Greek Orthodox from North and South America and served about five million communicants. An Emmitsburg area accident report notes two separate incidents. one involved a 1952 Pontiac driven by James Tresselt that ran off a road and overturned, with injuries nonfatal.
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Pressburg
Bolivia Lifts Ban on Vienna Hair
The Agriculture Department reports Bolivia ended a temporary export ban on vienna hair used in the famous coat given to presidential assistant Sherman Adams. The move, tied to studies of vicuna pricing, came the same day Adams testified before a House committee.
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Bolivia
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U.S
Female Seminary Grads May Serve As Hostesses
A damaged Frederick area report lists former students of the Frederick Female Seminary invited to host, as County official notices show 20 local alumnae from the Frederick area. The list includes many named graduates from Winchester Hall era and details about a traffic collision involving a Cadillac and a Chevy driven by local residents.
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Leesburg
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Hallie Walk
Ier Carty
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Theresa Kunkel Ross
Nannie Johnson Grifffin
Helen Ross Walker
Eleanor Howard Tuil
Mary Williamson
Mass Irwin Harry
Bertha Gill
Heinlein
Nellie Getzendan
Yner Brugh
Katie Getzen
Danner Grove
Blanche Gam- Sp
Archdiocese official and Greek consul charged in parish area incidents
Amid traffic hazards near the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese, John Tresselt and Coliacopoulos Greek consul general faced charges for speeding. Magistrate Gillelan set hearings for July 15 and July 18 as authorities noted a second accident near the archbishop’s hospital visit and preparatory service. Bishop Athenagoras officiated a requiem after the archbishop’s death. Latsha, 23, from Dornsise Pennsylvania, involved in the Plymouth incident was held for speeding as well.
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