Catholics In Reply To Oxnam Sparks Vatican World Policy Debate
The Washington Diocesan Catholic paper denounces Methodist Bishop Oxnam's claim about Georgetown University's Foreign Service School as a "flagrant contradiction of history." The Catholic Standard notes Catholics have long supported religious liberty and cooperated with Protestants, citing Maryland's Catholic heritage and shared commitment to freedom and charity.
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Hoffa Trial Set Monday In Conspiracy Bribery Case
U S District Judge Burnita Matthews ordered Teamsters Vice President James R Hoffa to stand trial Monday on a conspiracy bribery indictment with co defendant Herman I Fischbach A continuance request was denied and the court fixed June 17 as the trial date Hoffa had been seeking delays to allow a possible later trial date or to influence union leadership considerations.
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Disarmament Talks Highlight Western Inspection Offer
In London on June 14 3 Russia proposes Western inspectors entry to the Soviet Union if a plan to end hydrogen bomb tests is agreed. Valerian Zorin in the U N Disarmament sub committee suggests a moratorium of two to three years followed by abolition. The Formosa report notes 41 people to be tried by courts martial for complicity in the Black Friday riots with claims of Communist links and an unorganized mob.
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Western and Soviet Talks on Nuclear Tests and Production
Western sources report that Russia’s offer to admit inspectors marks progress in disarmament talks yet many details remain. Jules Moch says ending tests alone won’t stop hydrogen bomb production and a ban on fissionable material is urged with inspection. Stassen questions if Soviet views have shifted on halting production. Zorin gives no immediate reply as talks focus on broader disarmament hurdles.
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Aged Recluse Leaves Fortune Hidden in Staten Island Flat
New York June 14 Three weeks after a frail widow was found starving in her Staten Island flat authorities revealed Emma Bay De Hart died May 28 at 90 with a fortune, much tucked in boxes and banks including $1.2 million in real estate and stock. Relatives, six nephews and three nieces, contest the estate as the mystery of the hoard unfolds.
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Inflationary Pressures Dominant, Tax Cuts Debated
Chairman Martin warned inflationary forces remain formidable even as tax cuts could relief taxpayers only if federal spending is trimmed. He and other witnesses argued budget reductions are needed to avoid fueling inflation, while lawmakers weigh retroactive tax cuts amid calls from Speaker Rayburn for action.
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No Early Tax Cuts Warned by Treasury Leaders
Washington reports the government’s top money men warning against an immediate income tax reduction due to inflation and government costs. Secretary Humphrey, nearing departure from the Cabinet, calls a tax cut "absolutely out of the question" while suggesting evidence points to possible action in 1959. William McChesney Martin Jr. weighs in on fiscal policy.
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