Idolatry Call Against West Side in Cold War Speech
Washington AP report on Rev. John C. Bennett of Union Theological Seminary urging that it is a covert idolatry to assume God is always on the West side in the Cold War. He criticizes anti-communism’s rigidity and warns the West risks moral failure if it converts the war into a holy crusade.
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John C. Bennett
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Catholic Association For International Peace
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Bennett
The Church and Christian Growth Sunday School Lesson
Discussion of denominationalism in 1 Corinthians 12 1 30 highlights the need for polite understanding among worshippers with differing temperaments and doctrines. It argues for mutual respect between liturgists and spontaneous services and notes the value of missions in Congo and the global Christian movement for sustaining democracies and world order.
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Admiral Calls for Nuclear Tests in Pacific
Rear Adm. John E. Clark, commander of the Pacific Missile Range, urged at Pearl Harbor that the United States resume testing both atmospheric nuclear weapons and missiles with nuclear warheads in the Pacific. He said the atomic weapons system must be tested in its entirety, including actual firing.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
John E. Clark
Pacific Missile Range
Pearl Harbor
United States
Pacific
Clark
Seven children fall ill after cider served at Halloween party
MALVERN Pa AP seven children aged six to eight became ill after drinking what was supposed to be apple cider at a Halloween party. They were treated at Bryn Mawr Hospital and released with officials saying there would be no lasting effects.
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Malvern
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Twin Eagle Scouts Patterson Brothers to be honored
Twin brothers Philip and Robert Patterson 14 sons of Mr and Mrs Dick Patterson Overland Park formerly Ottawa will both receive Eagle Scout rank at an Eagle Court of Honor by Explorer Post 2393 at St Mark's Methodist Church Mission November 5 at 2 30 p m Rev Neal Hiatt the minister The boys are grandsons of Mrs Velda Gerth Ottawa They worked on staff at Camp Naish during the summer.
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Robert Patterson
Dick Patterson
Overland Park
Ottawa
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Mission
Neal Hiatt
Velda Gerth
Camp Naish
Bowles Says Americans Know Little About Red China
Kansas City AP Under secretary of state Chester Bowles told 1400 readers, business and religious leaders that Americans do not study Red China enough and that U S policy must adapt as China rises. He warned of Poland and India aid needs and noted Russia lags in warhead reduction despite new tests. Conference sponsored by Kansas City Star and University of Kansas City.
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Chester Bowles
U. S
Iron Curtain
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Bowles
India
Russia
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Kansas City Star
University of Kansas City
Nason on Education Incompetence Hard to Spot
Professor Leslie J. Nason of USC discusses teacher competence, stating incompetence is usually a result of missing positive teaching techniques rather than a single fault. He notes no instant test exists, urges careful observation, and explains how evaluations by principals can uncover weaknesses and protect students.
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Leslie J. Nason
USC
Typhoon sinks Fukuyama Maru near Saipan
The 6,888 ton Japanese freighter Fukuyama Maru sank in heavy seas stirred by Typhoon Billie about 220 miles northeast of Saipan. The American freighter Dolly Turman saved 47 crew members and transferred them to a U.S. destroyer en route to Guam.
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Japan
Billie
Saipan
Dolly Turman
New Orleans
U.S
Guam
Fallout Fallout Fallout Health Officials Map State Readiness
Washington AP A two day meeting of about 100 federal state and local health officials produced a plan to inventory each state s capability to cope with fallout from Soviet nuclear tests The health service aims to list legislative personnel and equipment capacities and identify weaknesses while stressing current fallout levels do not justify drastic action.
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Public Health Service
Janson Hardy
Radiological Health Division
Hardy
Freighters Crash Burn Near San Francisco
Two oceangoing freighters the Hoegh Cape of Norway and the Waitemata of New Zealand collided in thick fog north of San Francisco. Both ships entered the bay still burning but were allowed to dock as Coast Guard and city firefighters contained the fires. All 101 crew members escaped injuries. The Hoegh Cape showed an 80 by 20 foot gash in its starboard bow and the Waitemata a 15 by 4 foot hole in its bow.
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Waitemata
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Soviet security chief cites U S spies claim at congress
Moscow AP report says Alexander Shelepin states the United States has 72,000 agents worldwide with the Soviet Union and socialist nations as main targets. He claims CIA spends 3 billion dollars annually and employs 40,000, with the State Department adding 32,000.
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Soviet Security Police
United States
Soviet Union
Socialist Countries
Alexander Shelepin
Soviet Communist Party Congress
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
U.S. State Department
No Light Gas Strike Hits Much of France
Paris AP reports electricity and gas were cut across much of France as workers in nationalized utilities walked out for higher wages. The four hour stoppage began around 8 a.m. with power switches opened and gas pressure cut as planned.
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